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All Iranians must have opportunity to express their discontent peacefully and without fear: Guterres

Come and live in Homeland, because future is uncertain in Syria: Zareh Sinanyan to Syrian Armenians

Trump briefed on US plans for military intervention in Iran amid protests

We had no information since Friday, and are currently unable to establish contact with our compatriots in Iran: Sinanyan

Armenia in The New York Times’ travel list

United States stands with Armenian people in faith, partnership, and shared goals: White-Cain

Iran offers to negotiate: Trump

About 150 ambulances destroyed during protests in Iran: media

Iran declares three days of mourning after security forces killed in protests

Trump not considering deploying troops in Iran: CNN

Iran’s Pezeshkian vows action on economic woes, warns against ‘rioters’: Al Jazeera

Iran's Security Council Secretary calls for decisive action against rioters

Iran warns Trump of consequences for 'any attack'

January 10, in 60 seconds

77 people suspected of links to Gülen organization arrested in 34 provinces in Turkey

One hundred armed protesters arrested in suburb of Tehran, and one police officer killed: Tasnim

Greenlanders ‘don’t want to be Americans’, say political leaders amid Trump threats

Authorities urged population of Aleppo to remain in their homes until full security in area is ensured

After President’s capture, U.S. and Venezuela explore restoring diplomatic ties

United States again expressed support for Iranian protesters

Syrian government forces control significant part of Aleppo

Germany welcomes delivery of second batch of Azerbaijani petroleum products to Armenia

Armenia and US state of Utah are considering new areas of cooperation

Mass protests continue in Iran, death toll rises

Iranian authorities take steps to restore internet connectivity

Fire breaks out in Tbilisi shopping mall

NATO welcomes Armenia-Azerbaijan settlement process

January 9 in 60 seconds

US seizes fifth oil tanker linked to Venezuela

Colombia's leader says country is ready for dialogue with US, but also for guerrilla warfare