Armenia
Armenian Minister Holds Meeting with Bulgarian Ambassador
Minister of transport, communication and information technologies Hakob Arshakyan on February 11 received Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Bulgaria to Armenia Maria Pavlova Tzotzorkova-Kaymaktchieva, Armenian news agency reported.
Turkey: French declaration on 1915 events null and void
Turkey on Feb. 6 strongly condemned French President Emmanuel Macron's declaration of April 24 as a national day to mark the 1915 mass killing of Armenians.
Armenia ready to build direct relations with Turkey without preconditions: New PM Pashinyan
Armenia is ready to establish relations with Turkey without any precondition, acting Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan whose bloc won snap parliamentary elections on Dec. 9 has said.
Acting Armenian PM Pashinyan's bloc easily wins parliamentary vote
Armenia's acting prime minister, Nikol Pashinyan, bolstered his authority as his political bloc won early parliamentary elections in the former Soviet country on Dec. 9, the Central Election Commission's (CEC) results showed.
No one can defame Turkey over 1915 events: VP Oktay
Turkey's vice president on Oct. 1 slammed countries that recognize the killing of Armenians in 1915.
Turkish boy released by Armenia arrives in Turkey
A 16-year-old Turkish boy who was recently released by Armenian forces after being captured on July 24 has arrived in Turkey.
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Armenia releases Turkish boy who crossed border
Armenia has released a 16-year-old Turkish boy who crossed the border in July.
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Bulgaria will Cooperate with Belarus and Georgia on Labour Migration
Sofia. The Council of Ministers approved draft bilateral agreements with Belarus and Georgia to regulate labour migration, the government press office said. Bulgaria has signed similar agreements with Armenia and Moldova to help meet labour demand of Bulgarian businesses in certain economic sectors. There are ongoing negotiations also with Ukraine.
Israel parliamentary vote on 'Armenian genocide' scrapped
An Israeli parliamentary vote scheduled for June 26 on recognizing the World War I killings of Armenians in the hands of the Ottomans as "genocide" has been cancelled because of government opposition, the lawmaker behind the initiative said.
UNESCO committee discusses Parthenon Sculptures in Paris
A UNESCO committee for the return of cultural property "recognized for the first time the historical, cultural, legal and ethical aspects of the return by Britain of the Parthenon Sculptures to Greece," the Ministry of Culture said on Thursday.