Political

October 2 in 60 seconds

Iran's Supreme Leader ordered resolution of conflict with US

Russia officially withdrawn from European Convention for Prevention of Torture

Trump stated that either Iran will reach deal, or U.S. will resolve issue with them by force

US court has definitively dismissed Trump’s defamation lawsuit against WSJ

Trump threatens to become 'Mr. Veto' if Democrats win

My optimism regarding adoption of new Constitution is growing following latest Q&A session in National Assembly: Nikol Pashinyan

Iliana Iotova won presidential election in Bulgaria

Peace is, first and foremost, a conscious and strategic choice: Mirzoyan

October 31 in 60 seconds

In Albania, protesters are demanding resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama

Erdogan received Zelensky in Istanbul

Khamenei instructed Iran's armed forces to respond to any threat without restrictions

We have recouped all money spent in Iran thanks to what we did in Venezuela: Trump

Situation surrounding Poland's Constitutional Court intensified

If Zelenskyy wants to meet with Putin, he must come to Moscow: Lavrov

October 30 in 60 seconds

Tokayev opposes transforming Organization of Turkic States into a military alliance

Mnatsakan Safaryan and Sibi George discuss prospects for developing Armenia-India relations

Trump reaffirmed his promise to give Americans $5,000 if Republican Party wins election

Tensions between Türkiye and Azerbaijan persist

No alliance secured majority in results of Israeli Knesset elections

October 29 in 60 seconds

Armenian Prime Minister receives Slovenia’s Minister of Foreign and European Affairs

Far-right groups and police clash in Madrid during deadly train crash protests

Europeans will not join next round of trilateral Ukraine talks, Kremlin aide says

October 28 in 60 seconds

According to preliminary election results, no party in Israel received enough votes to form government

We are clearly telling Azerbaijan that we do not intend to discuss the Constitution with them. Pashinyan

Final border decisions will be set out in a bilateral agreement with force of law: Mher Grigoryan