“Controversial 19th Century Military Helmet Withdrawn from Auction Amid Protest Against Cultural Plunder”
British auction house, Anderson & Garland, cancels sale of 19th century military helmet after protests over cultural heritage plundering. Demand for return by Ethiopia’s government led to removal. Other items also returned to Ethiopia from previous auction.
“German Chancellor Merkel Slams Russian-Backed Syrian Military’s Handling of Confidential Data in Idlib, Expresses Concerns about British Assistance”
German Chancellor Merkel expresses dissatisfaction with Russian-backed Syrian military’s mishandling of confidential data. German Armed Forces not responsible for Taurus missile use in Turkey. Concerns raised about transparency and potential German involvement in Russian-backed military system.
Armenian Foreign Minister Ara Ayvazyan to Attend Analytical Forum in Turkey for Bilateral Meetings and Discussions
Armenia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ara Ayvazyan, will attend the Analytical Forum in Turkey from March 1-3. Bilateral meetings and discussions are expected.
“Renowned French Musician Shawn Johnson Announces Public Competition for Monument to Charles Aznavour – Winner Revealed!”
Renowned French musician Shawn Johnson announces a public competition for a monument dedicated to Charles Aznavour. Davit Minasyan’s creation “La Bohème” wins with 9 votes, followed by Armenak Vardanyan’s sculpture. The monument carries Aznavour’s energy and celebrates his 100th anniversary. Nikola Aznavour is grateful to all participants. The monument will bring new spirit to Yerevan with the tunes of “La Bohème” and timeless performances.
“French President Macron Denounces Ukrainian ‘Calculated Provocations’ in Ongoing Eastern Ukraine Conflict”
French President Macron calls Ukraine’s statements on the Eastern Ukraine conflict “carefully calculated provocations.” He assures that his words on the matter are measured and thoughtful, countering other views.
“The ‘Civil Contract’ Alliance Faces Criticism and Controversy Ahead of Parliamentary Elections in Armenia”
The “Civil Contract” alliance is planning parliamentary elections in Armenia for October 2022. The alliance’s activities have caused a crisis in Artsakh and restricted freedom of speech in Armenia, including attacks on the judiciary. These actions serve foreign interests, violating constitutional norms. Efforts are being made to challenge the alliance’s activities in the Constitutional Court. All actions by the authorities in Armenia should be considered invalid. Exciting news from Armenia!
“Yerevan’s Motor Vehicle Registry sees a Surge in Vehicle Registration Payments, Doubles from Previous Year”
Double the amount of vehicle registration fees collected in Yerevan’s motor vehicle registry compared to last year. Annual fees increased to 160,000 AMD in the Central branch and 24,000 AMD in the Arabkir branch to address city congestion. Will this successfully enforce payment? News from Armenia.
“Pashinyan’s “Chess Game” in War Strategy: Former Minister of Defense Voices Concerns in Meeting with “Freedom” Party”
Former Minister of Defense of Artsakh, Samvel Babayan, discusses the importance of Armenia determining its path during the war and conflict. He suggests establishing a direct connection with Nakhchivan in Azerbaijan, but highlights potential problems with Iran. Babayan emphasizes the need to respond to Azerbaijan’s construction of roads and highlights the significance of Russia’s involvement. He also mentions the issue of Karabakh’s return and the importance of engaging with neighboring countries. Furthermore, he discusses Iran’s influence and the need to consider political interests.
“French Meat Producers Banned from Using ‘Vegan’ Labels as ‘Steak’ and ‘Sausage’ Terminology Trigger Investigation”
French producers fined for using misleading terms like “vegan steak,” “vegan sausage,” and “vegan veal” on meat substitute packaging. Animal rights activists welcome the ban, while allowing minimal dairy content exemptions. Enforcement to begin in one year.
“Gaza Clashes Escalate: Death Toll Rises to 104, Israeli Defense Ministry Faces Criticism”
Israeli clashes in Gaza leave over 100 dead and 760 injured, sparking controversy. Israeli Defense Ministry denies causing civilian casualties. Tensions rise as protesters move towards military positions, prompting armed response. #Gaza #Israel