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March Break 2026: Travel Hotspots Prepare for Peak Season
As the March Equinox approaches families are finalizing plans for March Break 2026. Florida theme parks and the San Antonio Zoo anticipate high visitor numbers.
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Iceland’s Distinctive Charms Maintain Strong Tourist Draw
Iceland, a Nordic island nation, continues to captivate global interest with its unique natural features and cultural landscape.
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34th Anniversary of Armenian Army Commemorated in Germany
The Armenian Embassy in Germany hosted diplomats and defense officials to honor the 34th anniversary of the Armenian Army and its security role.
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Hungary and Slovakia Form Committee to Assess Druzhba Pipeline
Hungary and Slovakia have agreed to form a committee tasked with technical evaluation and coordination to restore oil flow through the Druzhba pipeline.
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Armenia-France Economic Relations: New Horizons for Cooperation
The article outlines Armenia-France discussions on infrastructure and strategic cooperation within the context of evolving bilateral economic relations.
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USA and Iran Continue Talks Amid Rising Military Tension
The United States and Iran continue negotiations amid rising military tension, with Iran warning of possible actions and both sides pursuing de-escalation efforts through diplomatic channels.
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Georgia Condemns British Sanctions on Imedi and PosTV
Georgia condemns British sanctions on Imedi and PosTV, labeling them an attack on press freedom and calling for protection of journalistic independence.
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American and Iranian Drone Flights in the Gulf of Oman
A detailed report on American and Iranian drone flights in the Gulf of Oman, noting official statements, and the framing of each side’s actions.
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Armenian Foreign Ministry Honors Victims on Sumgait Pogroms
The Armenian Foreign Ministry commemorates the 38th anniversary of the Sumgait pogroms by honoring victims and emphasizing the importance of peace.
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Punch The Monkey’s Viral Fame Sparks Primate Welfare Debate
Punch, a baby macaque at Japan’s Ichikawa City Zoo, gained global fame for his attachment to a toy. His story sparks crucial discussions on primate welfare and zoo ethics.
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Mount Kanlaon Erupts, Ash Plume Reaches 2.5 KM in Philippines
Mount Kanlaon in the central Philippines erupted Thursday evening, sending ash 2.5 kilometers high. Officials warn of potential for a larger eruption, prompting safety measures.
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Armenia and Poland Strengthen Military and Economic Collaboration
Armenia and Poland signed a military-technical cooperation agreement and explored ways to expand economic ties, focusing on defense and trade opportunities.
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Iran Does Not Plan to Create Nuclear Weapons, Says Iran’s President
Iran reiterates no intention to develop nuclear weapons while negotiations with the United States in Geneva address the nuclear program.
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The Incident Near Cuba’s Coasts Intensifies Regional Tensions
A motorboat incident near Cuba’s shores has sparked tension, with Cuba and Russia accusing the U.S. of provoking the situation and calling for restraint.
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Key Points from Zelensky and Trump’s Diplomatic Phone Call
Zelensky-Trump Phone Call: What Was Discussed: Key Points from Zelensky and Trump’s Diplomatic Phone Call. Read the full story and key context on Azat TV.
