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Armenia Marks 25th Anniversary of Joining the Council of Europe in Strasbourg
Strasbourg hosts a ceremony marking Armenia’s 25th anniversary of joining the Council of Europe, highlighting ongoing cooperation on democracy and human rights.
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Russia-Ukraine Bilateral Talks Set For February 1 In A New Phase With No U.S. Representatives
Russia and Ukraine will hold a new phase of bilateral talks on February 1, without U.S. representatives, signaling a renewed stage in negotiations ahead.
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European Commission Allocates 110 Million Euros to Baltic States for Infrastructure Protection
EU’s European Commission has allocated 110 million euros to the Baltic states to strengthen infrastructure protection, reflecting renewed resilience efforts across the region.
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EU and India Make History as They Agree to Sign a Comprehensive Trade Pact
EU and India sign a deal to move toward a comprehensive trade pact, marking a historic shift in bilateral ties with broad implications for global commerce.
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France backs normalization of Armenia-Azerbaijan-Turkey relations, says Jean-Noël Barrot
France backs normalization of Armenia-Azerbaijan-Turkey relations, as stated by Jean-Noël Barrot, signaling Paris’s push for regional dialogue and stability.
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France Plans to Bar Under 15s From Joining Social Networks, National Assembly Announces
France announces a plan to bar anyone under 15 from joining social networks, with the National Assembly outlining a youth online safety measure to be debated.
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U.S. Denies Linking Ukraine Security Guarantees to Territorial Concessions
The United States denies tying Ukraine’s security guarantees to Kyiv’s territorial concessions.
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Armenia’s Exports to the EU Rise by 9.2% in 2025 to $667.0 Million
Armenia’s exports to the European Union rose 9.2% in 2025, reaching 667.0 million USD, signaling stronger European trade links amid evolving global markets.
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Antwerp Stabbing Prompts EU Travel Security Review Amid Market Concerns
Six people were injured in a stabbing during a Kurdish demonstration in central Antwerp on January 23, leading to two arrests and prompting immediate scrutiny from UK investors and travelers over EU travel security and insurance implications.
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Armenia and Croatia Explore Deeper Cooperation at Davos World Economic Forum
Armenia’s President Vahagn Khachaturyan and Croatia’s Prime Minister Andrej Plenković discussed expanding bilateral cooperation at the Davos World Economic Forum. armenia, croatia, davos-forum, european-political-community
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France Ready to Lead NATO Exercises in Greenland as Arctic Crisis Deepens
France signals readiness to host NATO exercises in Greenland as Arctic security dynamics tighten amid a growing crisis surrounding the Danish territory.
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IAEA monitors Chernobyl as plant loses external power amid fighting
This article reflects information from the IAEA and related briefings as of January 20, 2026, and aims to present a clear, objective account of the evolving situation at Chernobyl and its safety implications.
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Lavrov: Armenia’s EU membership is incompatible with staying in the EAEU
Lavrov states Armenia cannot join the European Union while remaining a member of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU).
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Spain high-speed train crash kills at least 40 as rescue teams scour wreckage
A high-speed rail crash in Spain leaves at least 40 dead as rescue crews search for victims; authorities vow a transparent probe and three days of mourning.
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Spain’s High-Speed Rail Network Faces Scrutiny After Deadly Adamuz Crash
A high-speed train derailment and collision in southern Spain has left at least 39 dead and dozens injured, prompting a national period of mourning and an urgent investigation into the causes of the tragedy on a highly-regarded network.