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Mount Etna’s Eruption Sends Towering Ash Cloud Over Sicily
Mount Etna erupted on Monday, launching a massive ash cloud over Sicily and prompting aviation alerts. Here’s what you need to know.
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International Children’s Day: Honoring Childhood and Rights in Armenia and Worldwide
International Children’s Day, marked every June 1st, celebrates children’s rights and well-being across the globe. In Armenia, it is a time of joy, reflection, and renewed commitment to a better future for every child.
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Iran’s President to Visit Armenia, Strengthening Bilateral Ties
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian’s upcoming visit to Armenia aims to boost diplomatic and economic collaboration between the two neighboring nations.
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Trump Pushes Ceasefire Talks Between Russia and Ukraine
Donald Trump announces Russia and Ukraine will begin ceasefire negotiations immediately after calls with Putin and Zelenskyy, but challenges remain.
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Trump and Putin Discuss Ukraine Ceasefire Progress
Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin held a two-hour phone call to discuss Ukraine peace talks. Both leaders emphasized the need for direct negotiations.
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Karin Tak village is totally destroyed by Azerbaijan -Data Collection on Destroyed Homes in Artsakh
Karin Tak village is totally destroyed by Azerbaijan – Former State Minister Artak Beglaryan announced a new data collection initiative documenting destroyed or appropriated homes in Artsakh for legal processes.
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Breakthrough in Ocean Microplastic Detection Promises Cleaner Seas
Scientists unveil advanced remote sensing techniques to identify and map microplastics in oceans, offering hope for cleaner marine ecosystems.
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European Leaders and Trump Unite Against Russia’s Ceasefire Stance
European leaders, in consultation with U.S. President Donald Trump, have deemed Russia’s position in Ukraine ceasefire talks unacceptable, signaling coordinated action.
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Zelenskyy Awaits Putin in Turkey for Critical Peace Talks
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy challenges Russian President Vladimir Putin to meet in Turkey for direct talks on ending the war.
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Memorials Destroyed By Azerbaijan in Vank Village of Artsakh Ahead of May 9 Commemoration
Multiple Armenian memorials in Vank village, dedicated to WWII and Artsakh war victims, have reportedly been destroyed ahead of May 9 Victory Day.
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Armenia Refutes Azerbaijani Claims, Calls for Investigation Into Shelling of Khnatsakh
Armenia rejects Azerbaijan’s accusations of border fire and urges investigation into Azerbaijani shelling of Khnatsakh village on May 9.
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Sharp Rise in Food and Fuel Prices in Armenia This April
In April 2025, Armenia saw a sharp increase in vegetable and fuel prices.
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Rights Group Condemns Cultural Transformations in Shushi
A rights organization representing displaced people from Nagorno-Karabakh has condemned Azerbaijan’s actions to alter Shushi’s cultural heritage and erase Armenian memorials.
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Georgia’s Residents Traveled Most to Turkey and Armenia in Q1 2025
In Q1 2025, 614,700 Georgians traveled abroad. Turkey and Armenia were the top destinations, with total spending reaching $176 million.
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Building Permits in Armenia Now Fully Online in 2025
As of January 1, 2025, all building permit applications in Armenia must be submitted exclusively through the urban.e-gov.am digital platform.