By Robert Ananyan in Yerevan Under threat from Russia and Azerbaijan, Armenia is seeking new partners and guarantees in the West. European integration or even joining the European Union has become one of the top issues on Armenia’s political agenda. The anti-government rallies of pro-Russian opposition forces that started in the spring have failed. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan remains in power, during whose tenure cooperation with the US and the EU has intensified unprecedentedly, peaking at a April 5 meeting in Brussels. Now, the ‘Platform of Democratic Forces’ uniting four pro-Western part…