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“Slovenia Extends 1.5 Million Euros Humanitarian Aid Deal to Ukraine for Post-Conflict Rehabilitation”

Slovenia and Ukraine signed an agreement for 1.5 million euros in humanitarian aid to help rehab areas affected by conflict. Slovenia provided the funds and sent military equipment to Kyiv.

Politics

Armenia’s President Urges Azerbaijan to Take Action Towards Peaceful Settlement

Armenia affirms its readiness to sign a peace agreement based on international norms, urging Azerbaijan to do the same. According to the President of the National Assembly, 80% of the agreement is already prepared. Armenia is open to meetings, while Azerbaijan has denied them in the past.

“Azerbaijan and Armenia Making Progress in Spreading Peace and Security, says Turkey’s National Security Advisor”

Turkey’s National Security Advisor, Ashar Ghuleryan, expressed optimism about the progress towards peace and security between Azerbaijan and Armenia. He highlighted the potential for regional development and cooperation. However, he noted that Armenia has not fully utilized this opportunity. Additionally, Turkey supports the development of Georgia’s population and hopes for peaceful resolutions to conflicts in Abkhazia and South Ossetia.

“Armenia’s Authorities Quietly Acknowledge Controversial ’13th Document’ Ceasefire Agreement, Despite No Official Statement: Publishing Report Reveals”

Armenia’s government acknowledges the ceasefire agreement signed by military leaders in Artsakh and Azerbaijan, known as the “13th document” or “unpublished document.” Former officials, including Bako Sahakyan and Arayik Harutyunyan, are among the signatories. Read more in News from Armenia.

“Artik Community Joins Forces with Ministry of Education, Science, Culture, and Sports to Preserve Ancient Church: Restoration Agreement Signed”

Preservation and restoration agreement signed between Artik community and Armenia’s Ministry of Education, Science, Culture, and Sports regarding Holy Savior Church in Shirak. Ministry provides assistance in preserving cultural heritage, while philanthropist Levon Hovhannisyan supports research and financial preparation.

“European Parliament and Council Achieve Breakthrough Agreement on Natural Ecosystem Regulation”

EU reaches preliminary agreement on regulation of natural ecosystems, aiming to restore 20% of forests and seas by 2030. Agreement needs ratification before entering into force. Concerns raised about restrictive requirements and potential threat to farmers.

Armenia Secures €60 Million Loan Agreement with Asian Development Bank for Yerevan Urban Development Program

Armenia and the Asian Development Bank sign agreement for the Yerevan Urban Development Investment Program, worth €60 million. The program aims to ease city traffic through the construction of a new bypass road and reduce congestion with the creation of new infrastructure.
Source: NEWS.am

NATO Countries Take a Stand: Withdrawing from ESDP in Response to Russia’s Action

NATO countries have decided to withdraw from ESDP, following Russia’s move. In line with international norms, they’ll suspend its implementation. This decision is hailed by all NATO countries.

“Levon Kocharyan, Son of Former Armenian President, to Run for Mayor Despite Being in Custody: Latest Election Updates”

The Central Electoral Commission announced the time of the presidential election. Levon Kocharyan, son of former president Robert Kocharyan, will run for mayor of Yerevan. He is currently in custody. The session to approve his candidacy will be on November 6, 2023.

Crime Entertainment Politics

“Vardashen Foundation Cancels Performance Amidst Political Chaos; Recently Released Activist, Garegin Galeyev, Speaks Out”

“Vardashen performing arts foundation cancels performance due to lack of time for organizing an outdoor event. Garegin Galeyev, member of ‘Call of the Nation’ movement, shares thoughts on uniting as a nation and his imprisonment. Galeyev was detained on September 8, 2023, found in possession of marijuana.”