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The Prime Minister of Armenia arrived in China on a working visit

The Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia and his wife were welcomed by Mr. Lei Haichao, Head of the National Health Commission of the PRC, and Mr. Sheng Maoli, Chairman of the Tianjin People's Political Consultative Conference.

Africa is the planet's "hidden giant"

31 August, 0:00

Modern cartographers propose alternative projections, such as the Gall-Peters projection, which better show accurate proportions.

30 August, 20:00

Baku is trying to create contradictions between Washington and Yerevan. Gandaharian

Radar Armenia's interlocutor is international scholar Shahan Gandaharian.

30 August, 11:44

Armen Grigoryan met with the Secretary of the Iranian Security Council

It is noted that the parties discussed bilateral and regional issues.

30 August, 11:25

There are casualties and injuries as a result of a drone strike in Zaporozhye

Russian drones struck Zaporizhia, Ukraine, at night.

30 August, 9:00

No precipitation is expected, and the air temperature is expected to rise

The air temperature is expected to rise gradually by 2-5 degrees from August 31 to September 1.

30 August, 0:00

USAID liquidation process begins

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced that Russell Vote will lead the process of liquidating the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).

29 August, 22:54

Vance told what annoys him

There are many issues between the United States and Ukraine on which the countries agree, but sometimes problems arise where their views differ, US Vice President JD Vance said.

Where on Earth were the hottest and coldest temperatures recorded today?

29 August, 21:26

The hottest place on Earth was In Salah, Algeria, at +44.4 °C, and the coldest place was Vostok Station, Antarctica, at -59.9 °C.

Where on Earth were the hottest and coldest temperatures recorded today?

The rise in world oil prices cannot help but affect Armenia. Hrant Mikayelyan

29 August, 20:00

-There is a fuel shortage in Russia right now. If these attacks continue, exports may be blocked entirely, and Armenia may face challenges, but I do not think there will be a direct impact on Armenia.