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Lebanon has a new president after a two-year hiatus

Lebanon's parliament has elected army chief Joseph Aoun as president. Experts consider his candidacy the most likely because it favors almost all Lebanese forces, including Hezbollah.

A high-ranking Iranian general accused Russia of misleading them in Syria

9 January, 17:20

Iranian General Behrouz Esbati accused Russia of deception and serious mistakes in Syria, calling the overthrow of Bashar Assad's regime a "serious defeat" for Iran in an audio recording quoted by The New York Times.

9 January, 16:37

Homes of Hollywood actors damaged by fire in Los Angeles (PHOTOS)

Radar Armenia presents a list of celebrities who fled or may have to flee to protect themselves and their families.

9 January, 9:44

The NATO fleet will protect the infrastructure of the Baltic Sea

NATO will send ships to protect cables in the Baltic Sea.

8 January, 23:00

The pink fox has become one of the most popular Disney characters

Pink fox attracts hearts

8 January, 22:00

Erdogan called Aliyev

The Turkish president said his country fully supports the efforts to achieve stable peace in the South Caucasus region and noted that he will always be by Azerbaijan's side.

8 January, 17:44

More than 30 thousand people were evacuated due to forest fires.

Los Angeles Governor Gavin Newsom has declared a state of emergency.

8 January, 16:21

"The EU will not allow an attack on its borders." Barrot to Trump

The European Union will not allow other countries to attack its sovereign borders, the French foreign minister said, responding to the comments of the newly elected US President Donald Trump about the occupation of Greenland.

Aliyev received the EU special representative for the South Caucasus

8 January, 15:16

Grono emphasized the importance of dialogue between the EU and Azerbaijan. Speaking about Azerbaijan's significant contribution to Europe's energy security, Grono highlighted the importance of cooperation in this field.

Most of the pro-Iranian armed groups have left Syria

8 January, 14:08

As reported by The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), thousands of pro-Iranian fighters were still in Syria, partly in the east of the country and partly in the capital, Damascus, at the time the opposition seized power in Damascus.