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Artsakh Ombudspersons Send Letter to US Vice President Over Missing Persons
Armenia’s Artsakh human rights ombudspersons have written to the U.S. Vice President, urging attention to the fate of missing persons amid post-conflict humanitarian concerns.
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David Allen Named U.S. Interim Chargé d’Affaires in Armenia
The United States appoints David Allen as interim chargé d’affaires in Armenia to strengthen bilateral ties and support Armenia’s development and stability.
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De-escalation Diplomacy: A Tale of Two Regions in 2026
As Iran and the United States engage in crucial de-escalation talks in Oman, the ongoing conflict in Sudan highlights the complex and often paradoxical realities facing diplomatic efforts to secure peace and prevent wider regional instability in 2026.
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Greenland Sovereignty Test: Trump’s Ambitions Reshape Arctic Alliances
President Trump’s renewed interest in acquiring Greenland is prompting European leaders to reassess transatlantic relations and challenging NATO’s collective defense architecture in the Arctic.
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US Vice President Jay Di Vens to Visit Armenia and Azerbaijan to Back Peace Agreement
US Vice President is set to visit Armenia and Azerbaijan to back a peace agreement, signaling renewed Washington engagement in the Caucasus.
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US President’s Special Envoy for Iran May Meet Iranian Representatives, Reports Say
US President’s special envoy for Iran, Steve Whitkoff, is reportedly preparing to meet Iranian representatives, signaling a potential renewal of diplomacy with Tehran.US President’s special envoy for Iran, Steve Whitkoff, is reportedly preparing to meet Iranian representatives, signaling a potential…
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Iranian President Orders Negotiations with the United States
Iran’s president directs the Foreign Ministry to negotiate with the United States, saying talks will be respectful and guided by regional allies.
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Iran Signals Diplomatic Openings with United States, Says Foreign Ministry
Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson says Tehran is exploring diplomatic avenues to regulate its relationship with the United States, signaling potential openness to dialogue.
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Ukraine, Russia, and the United States prepare for Abu Dhabi talks on February 4-5
Ukraine, Russia, and the United States will hold trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi on February 4-5, as reported by Azat TV, signaling diplomacy over Ukraine.
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Ken Burns Reflects on American Revolution, Shared Stories Amid New PBS Documentary
Award-winning filmmaker Ken Burns recently appeared on NBC’s “Meet the Press” to discuss his upcoming American Revolution documentary and his perspective on the nation’s historical narratives and current challenges.
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US Naval Armada Deployed as Iran Warns of ‘Unprecedented’ Retaliation
The United States has deployed a naval armada to the Persian Gulf and imposed new sanctions on Iran, while Tehran has threatened an “immediate and unprecedented” response to any military action, escalating regional tensions.
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Amid Deaths, 50501’s ‘ICE Out of Everywhere’ Campaign Sweeps US
More than 300 anti-ICE protests are underway across the United States today, January 31, 2026, as the 50501 movement launches its “ICE Out of Everywhere” national day of action, demanding accountability for recent deaths involving federal immigration agents and comprehensive…
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Turkey Ready to Mediate Between Iran and the United States
Turkey signals readiness to mediate between Iran and the United States, a move with broad implications for regional diplomacy and security across the region.
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Iran’s Standoff with US Intensifies Amid Unprecedented Internal Crackdown
A US carrier strike group deployment near Iranian waters fuels fears of direct confrontation, complicated by Iran’s severe internal crackdown on protests and a shift in its potential response strategy.
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Greenland’s Strategic Importance Resurfaces Amid US-Denmark Dynamics
Renewed discussions in late January 2026 highlight Greenland’s critical strategic role in Arctic security, bringing its relationship with Denmark and the United States back into focus.