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I express appreciation for dedication to our shared values and commitment to make Armenia-EU partnership stronger: Mirzoyan to Borrell
US State Department condemned decision to stop Georgia's accession to EU
November 30 in 60 Seconds
Protest actions resumed in several cities of Georgia
Israeli fighter jet strikes Hezbollah rocket launcher in south Lebanon
Iran condemns terrorist attack on its consulate in Syria
Lavrov and Araghchi discuss Syrian developments by phone
After beginning of operations in Kursk region, situation has become more unpredictable: Fidan
Russian forces strike Ukrainian airport infrastructure and energy facilities: Russian Defense Ministry
Armenia's Foreign Ministry is following development of events in Syria: Ani Badalyan
Paris expresses concern over situation in Georgia
Ukrainian 'Maidan' scenario cannot be repeated in Georgia: Kobakhidze
Syrian army says terrorists have entered many areas of Aleppo
Situation in Middle East remains tense
Ukraine should be in NATO with internationally recognized borders, including Crimea: Zelensky
Kim Jong-un and Belousov discussed prospects for developing bilateral relations
Turkey does not participate in clashes in Aleppo: Fidan
Russia weighs resumption of nuclear tests: Ryabkov
Police dispersed demonstration in Tbilisi at dawn
Decision was made to temporarily suspend activities of Armenia's humanitarian demining and medical professional group in Aleppo: Defense Ministry
Police used water cannons against protesters in Tbilisi
Protests resumed in Georgia
Dissatisfaction of US State Department with Azerbaijan
November 29 in 60 seconds
Portugal's Antonio Costa set to start mandate as EU Council President
European Parliament regrets Georgian government's decision on EU
Syrian Defense Ministry urges citizens not to believe 'terrorists' disinformation
Agreement with Israel obliges Lebanon to elect president within 60 days: The National
Macron visits Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris set to reopen next week
Lebanon accuses Israeli troops of violating ceasefire