“Crisis at Moscow Airports: 1000 Tajikistan Citizens Stranded, Mostly Students”
Around 1000 Tajik citizens, mostly students, are stranded in Moscow airports, according to the country’s representative. The situation remains complex, with some citizens allowed entry while others are being deported. Similar cases are reported in other airports. Diplomatic services are working continuously to address the issue.
“Ukraine’s President Urges World to Force Russia’s Behavior Ahead of World Football Cup”
Ukraine’s President, Volodymyr Zelensky, says the majority of the world can influence Russia’s behavior ahead of the World Football Cup. Emphasizing the need for global representation, Zelensky believes the tournament is an opportunity for progress. He states that recognition of UEFA and international conventions is crucial. The Cup, organized by Ukraine, will bring together leaders from various countries in Switzerland on June 15-16.
“Yerevan Unites: Residents Rally in Support of “Bring Home Tanan” Campaign and Show Solidarity for Tavush and Artsakh”
Residents unite in Yerevan to support “Bring Home Tanan” campaign, standing in solidarity with the Tavush campaign. They proudly display banners for Tavush, Artsakh, and the call to join, marching with the flag of Artsakh to emphasize its significance.
“United Nations Launches Diplomatic Peace Talks Amidst Israel’s Internal Conflict: Can Netanyahu Navigate Aggressive Strategies?”
The United Nations is working towards peace between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other Israeli officials, amid conflict with the International Court of Justice. Netanyahu’s aggressive strategies and curtailment of military intervention could worsen the global political situation. The UN is taking steps to limit military interventions, despite not being recognized by Israel as a member of the ICC.
“Pentagon Report Raises Concerns Over Israel’s Certifications for Use of US Weapons”
US officials question Israel’s certifications on weapons use, while some express support. A leaked report deems the certifications “not credible” and discusses violations in Palestinian territories. Blinken has until May 8th to determine if the certifications are sufficient. A leaked document warns that suspending US weapons sales would impact Iran-related activities.
“Roadblock Frenzy: Yerevan Takes a Hit as Tavush Imposes Vehicle Restrictions”
Yerevan’s streets now have barriers in place, limiting vehicle movements. Tavush’s official Facebook page stated that these temporary restrictions will impact both Yerevan and the whole Armenian nation, highlighting it as an Armenia-wide concern. #Yerevan #Armenia
Russian State Duma to Discuss New Immigration Schedule, Changes Expected Soon
The schedule for the new immigration regime in Russia will be discussed at the State Duma meeting in Petdoma. The plan aims to prioritize the schedule, according to Fyodor Zatulin, a deputy head of the State Duma committee. Petdoma has proposed a plan that considers the interests of Moscow residents and restricts movement for approved migrants. The deadline for foreigners to stay in Russia will be reduced to 90 days.
“N.S.O.T.T. Gregory II Cyan Patriarch Meets with DHX Public Council: Advancing Rights and Protection for Armenians”
N.S.O.T.T. Gregory II, Supreme Catholicos of All Armenians, met with members of DHX to discuss their objectives and programs for protecting Armenian rights. They emphasized international cooperation and the importance of recognizing the Armenian Genocide and rights of Armenians in Artsakh.
“Macron to Extend Visit to Germany As Franco-German Relations Remain Tense, Secret Meeting Revealed”
French President Macron to extend visit to Germany, spending more time with Chancellor Scholz to enhance unity in EU discussions. Despite efforts, Franco-German relations face challenges, with differences in opinions. Both leaders aim to strengthen economic alliance and bilateral cooperation. Additional meeting planned secretly during Macron’s recent visit. Meeting to take place in Munich on May 28, followed by Macron’s attendance at European Championship opening match on June 25. Macron’s official visit in July 2023 canceled for security reasons. Weimar Triangle to be discussed in Yerevan in June.
“Germany’s Geopolitical Position at Risk: Stability Becomes Crucial, Financial Manager Warns”
Germany needs stable political situation to ensure geopolitical position, says financial manager Kristian Linden. Political stability equals state stability, which is crucial in countering competitor Putin and maintaining necessary means. Germany’s stability has fueled development in major European countries, but IMF predicts decline in GDP by 0.3% for two years. Germany may have passed peak of major European countries in past decade.