“Belarusian President Lukashenko Admits Corruption Fight Is ‘Very Difficult’ but Calls for Personal Example in Tackling the Issue”
Belarusian President addresses corruption fight, saying it’s “very difficult”. Lukashenko emphasizes the need for authorities’ will and personal example, while urging children in the military to embrace anti-corruption values.
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko Resigns, Apologizes for Actions: A New Era Begins
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko resigns and apologizes to the government for his actions. He emphasizes the need for people to focus on living and working, rather than protests. News from Armenia.
“Armenia Positioned as a Powerful Player in Global Politics, says Deputy Prime Minister”
Armenia well-positioned to influence global politics, says Deputy PM Abrhamyan. Country acts as bridge between Eurasian Economic Union, offers regional development opportunities. Recognizing history crucial in face of hybrid conflict. Source: News from Armenia – NEWS.am.
“Uzbekistan Urges Citizens to Exercise Caution and Secure Documents Following Moscow Attack; Journalists Face Travel Restrictions”
Following the Moscow terrorist attack, Uzbek authorities urge caution for citizens traveling to Russia. Media reports reveal journalists facing travel restrictions related to the incident. Islamic State claims responsibility for the attack, leaving 139 dead and 182 injured. Russia suspects Ukrainian involvement. Stay informed in Russian. Print.
Armenia’s Authorities Seek to Shift Focus from Russia to Turkey, says Editor-in-Chief of NEWS.am
Armenian authorities seek to move away from Russian influence and towards Turkey, aiming to become a gateway to the West. But, as tensions rise, political unity is crucial to avoid dangerous consequences. Stay updated with NEWS.am.
“Residents of Tavush Villages Evacuated Amidst Hostile Actions: Political Response Sparks Outrage”
Residents of Tavush evacuated due to hostile actions of authorities. Lawyer Ruben Melikyan protests injustice of Narek Samsonyan and Vazgen Saghatelyan. Latest updates on their court process and resident concerns at Imnemni 83. Check the link for more details.
“Major Aquarium in Potsdam Temporarily Shuts Down Due to Construction Chaos: Authorities Warn of Serious Consequences”
The major aquarium in Potsdam suspended work due to construction noise, causing concern for the authorities. Alternative packaging options and terminal modernization are being considered. Demand for seals is expected to rise during spawning season. Industrial seals are powerful and used as a biological pesticide.
“Prime Minister Fumio Kishida: Japan Remains Committed to Resolving Territorial Issue with Russia Despite Lack of Negotiation Images”
Japan remains committed to pursuing negotiations with Russia to resolve the territorial issue, according to Prime Minister Fumio Kishida. Although no images of the negotiations are available, Japan will continue to work towards a peaceful settlement.
“Azerbaijani Criminal Mastermind Apprehended in Izmir: Leads to Extradition Fight”
Turkey arrests Azerbaijani citizen wanted by Interpol for serious crimes in Izmir. Efforts underway to extradite him to face charges in his home country.
Iranian Nobel Laureate Nasrin Sotoudeh and Human Rights Defender Narges Mohammadi Face Extended Detention as Crackdown Intensifies, Washington Post Reports
Nobel laureate Nasrin Sotoudeh and activist Narges Mohammadi face extended detention in Iran. Sotoudeh is accused of spreading propaganda, while Mohammadi supports protesters. Mohammadi’s fifth arrest results in a 12-year prison sentence, 154 lashes, and various restrictions. She was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2023 while imprisoned.