Armenia’s rhetoric on ‘rights’ of war criminals fuels tensions, undermines peace efforts

Armenia believes that the more they repeat something, the easier it will be to achieve it. But it hasn’t worked for the past 30 years, and it’s not going to work in the future either. Still, they don’t seem to get tired of repeating it. For over 30 years, they recited fabricated stories about the so-called 'artsakh republic' and the brave, intelligent Armenians. Taking seriously the empty words of pro-Armenian Western politicians, Yerevan tried to drum into the minds of many that it was an important partner in the South Caucasus. In the end, it became clear that Armenian bravery

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Azerbaijan’s non-oil and gas exports continue to grow

Azerbaijan’s non-oil and gas exports continue to grow Azerbaijan’s non-oil and gas export sector continued its upward trajectory in the first quarter of 2025. The country’s food exports also demonstrated strong performance, rising by.... Access to paid information is limited Find the plan that suits you best. 1 month subscription Full digital access to all news for 1 month 3 months subscription Full digital access to all news for 3 months -33% 6 months subscription Full digital access to all news for 6 months -36% 1 year subscription Full digital access to all news for 1 year

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Electricity bills face higher average rise this year

ANEEL says average bill will rise 3.5% this year compared with 0.5% in 2024

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RFK Jr stayed silent on vaccine, says father of child who died from measles

Pete Hildebrand says health secretary ‘never said anything’ about vaccine’s efficacy when he visited for funeral

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Bolsonaro denies coup attempt during pro-amnesty rally

Demonstrators gathered in downtown São Paulo. Among the governors of Brazil’s 27 states, seven were present at the rally.

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National and NZ First up, coalition would get second term

National and New Zealand First are on the rise in the latest 1News Verian poll, with the coalition having the numbers to again form a government.Labour on the other hand has fallen by 1% in the poll, which surveyed 1000 eligible voters and ran from March 29 to April 2.If an election were to be held today, the right bloc of National, ACT and New Zealand First would have 64 seats, enough to form a coalition, while the left bloc of Labour, the Greens and Te Pāti Māori would have 58 seats. That’s a turnaround on February’s poll, which put

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