international diplomacy
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Putin-Trump Phone Call on Conflicts in Iran and Ukraine
The leaders discussed de-escalation and peaceful settlement efforts in Iran and Ukraine, stressing dialogue, international law adherence.
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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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Armenia to Host European Political Community’s 8th Summit on May 4
Armenia is set to host the European Political Community’s eighth summit on May 4, described as a significant milestone for the country, signaling European engagement.
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Trump’s Cabinet Meeting Sparks Headlines: Policy Shifts, Controversy, and Major Announcements
President Trump’s latest Cabinet meeting made waves with a series of high-profile announcements and contentious remarks, ranging from new travel bans and economic proposals to controversial rhetoric and international diplomacy.
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Geneva Talks: Ukraine and Allies Push Back on U.S. Peace Plan Favoring Russia
As U.S., Ukrainian, and European officials meet in Geneva to discuss a controversial American-drafted peace plan, deep divisions emerge over proposals seen as heavily favoring Russia. European leaders, Kyiv, and Washington scramble to find common ground under mounting pressure and…
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Trump’s Controversial Moves: A Deep Dive
Analyzing key controversies surrounding Donald Trump’s recent actions, including legal challenges, international diplomacy, and economic policies.
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Trump’s Nobel Peace Prize Quest Divides Global Opinion
As the Nobel Peace Prize announcement approaches, Donald Trump’s campaign for recognition as a global peacemaker has stirred debate over his legacy and the politics behind the prestigious award.
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Donald Trump’s Nobel Peace Prize Push: Claims of Ending Seven Wars
Donald Trump reignites his Nobel Peace Prize campaign, claiming he ended seven wars during his presidency, including conflicts in Ukraine, Armenia-Azerbaijan, and Israel-Iran.
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Merz and Starmer Collaborate Amid International Pressure on Gaza Crisis
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz join forces with French President Emmanuel Macron to address the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, while calls for Palestinian state recognition gain momentum in the UK Parliament.
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France and UK Propose Month-Long Ukraine Ceasefire Amid Escalating Tensions
France and the UK propose a month-long ceasefire in Ukraine as war threat escalates. New UK aid package announced. US reviews Ukraine policy amid potential shift.
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Turkey’s Former Foreign Minister as OSCE Secretary General: Implications for Armenia and the Region
The appointment of Feridun Sinirlioğlu, Turkey’s former foreign minister, as the new Secretary General of the OSCE brings both opportunities and challenges for Armenia and the South Caucasus region. As a key organization for security and cooperation in Europe, the…
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Tbilisi Protests Escalate, Update December 1: Tear Gas, Arrests, and Political Unrest
Tbilisi has become the epicenter of escalating political unrest as protests intensify across the city, marked by tear gas, arrests, and defiant chants of “until the end” from demonstrators. What began as localized gatherings has transformed into a multi-front movement,…