Civil Contract's win in Sunday's parliamentary election settles the basic question of power: Nikol Pashinyan will govern on his own, elect the prime minister, and pass his program without coalition partners. What it does not settle is the one thing Pashinyan most wants to do: amend the constitution to clear the way for a peace treaty with Azerbaijan. That requires a level of support the voters did not give him, and one he cannot reach without help from the very opponents trying to stop him. Preliminary final figures give Civil Contract 49.81 percent and 64 of the 105 seats, the Strong Armenia alliance 23.29 percent and 29 seats, and the Armenia...