Four Azerbaijani soldiers have been killed as troops from Azerbaijan and Armenia have clashed on their border in a new escalation of their decades-long territorial dispute. Three of the soldiers were ... ( read original story ...)
Several soldiers killed in Armenia-Azerbaijan border clashes, ministries say
Several Azeri and Armenian soldiers have been killed and wounded in border clashes, defence ministries of both countries said on Monday, with each accusing the other of encroaching on their territory. ( read original story ...)
Azerbaijan’s Foreign Ministry makes statement on Armenian provocation at front line
Azerbaijan's Foreign Ministry has made a statement on Armenian provocation at the front line, Trend reports citing the ministry. 'On July 12, the armed forces of Armenia attempted to attack ... ( read original story ...)
Armenia: Responsibility for provocations rests with Azerbaijan
The Armenian Foreign Ministry has said that the entire responsibility for the consequences of provocations launched against Armenia rests with the Azerbaijani authorities. In a statement published ... ( read original story ...)
Russia concerned about escalation on Armenia-Azerbaijan border
The Azerbaijani military resumed provocation on Monday morning. The Armenian side has suffered no casualties, while Azerbaijan has reported at least four deaths. "According to incoming information, ... ( read original story ...)
Azerbaijan and Armenia – When conflict clouds COVID-19 judgment
Then there is the curious behavior of Armenia, which opposed Azerbaijan’s initiative to convene a special videoconference session of the UN General Assembly in response to COVID-19. Writing to UN ... ( read original story ...)
Deputy PM Avinyan calls Azerbaijan’s provocation impermissible adventurism especially during COVID19
YEREVAN, JULY 13, ARMENPRESS. Deputy Prime Minister of Armenia, State of Emergency Commandant Tigran Avinyan calls the July 12 operations by Azerbaijan in the direction of Armenia’s Tavush province an ... ( read original story ...)
Sri Lanka shuts schools again as Covid-19 cases surge
Sri Lanka ordered government schools across the nation to shut Monday, just a week after they re-opened, following a surge in new coronavirus cases. The country has reported just 2,617 cases with 11 ... ( read original story ...)
Malaysia PM unseats speaker with narrow win in crucial test of support
Malaysia's Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin cleared a major hurdle in parliament on Monday, as lawmakers narrowly approved a motion to remove the lower house speaker, in a vote seen as an important ... ( read original story ...)
Malaysia PM wins parliamentary test of support
Malaysia's prime minister narrowly won a vote to remove the parliament speaker during a rowdy session of the legislature Monday, a key test of support for the embattled leader. The Southeast Asian nat ... ( read original story ...)