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Several issues related to regional security were discussed

On July 17, RA Minister of Defense Suren Papikyan received Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United Kingdom to the Republic of Armenia John Gallagher on the occasion of the end of his diplomatic mission in Armenia.

Is Georgia planning to replace SWIFT with Chinese CIPS?

17 July, 16:27

The National Bank of Georgia is considering joining the China International Payments System, CIPS.

Is Georgia planning to replace SWIFT with Chinese CIPS?

17 July, 15:47

One of the Antonovs from Ukraine has been successfully transported to Germany

The Ukrainian Antonov Aviation Company has completed the modernization of the An-124-100 Ruslan transport aircraft and transported it to Germany.

17 July, 15:39

They emphasized the imperative of maintaining security in the region

Secretary of the National Security Council of the Republic of Armenia, Armen Grigoryan, had a telephone conversation with Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Ali Akbar Ahmadian.

17 July, 15:20

Real Madrid is preparing to sell David Alaba

Real Madrid is considering selling Austrian defender David Alaba, AS reports. The reason is his ongoing injury problems: the 31-year-old player only played in 7 matches last season.

17 July, 15:16

Syria is trying to restore sovereignty over the entire territory of the country

As for the process itself, what happened in al-Suwayda was an action by the government aimed at restoring state sovereignty in a region that had been self-governing for about a decade.

17 July, 15:04

The Prime Minister emphasized the importance of further developing cooperation with Lebanon.

The Prime Minister wished the Ambassador success in his future activities.

17 July, 14:46

Coca-Cola changes recipe under Trump pressure

Coca-Cola will soon release details of new products.

Brussels should not resemble Soviet Moscow. Kobakhidze

17 July, 14:33

"Brussels should not resemble Soviet Moscow, we need arguments for everything," Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze told reporters when talking about the letter sent from Brussels.