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27 July 2015 • 05:10 AMT
Best Buy to start selling Apple Watch from Aug 7

The company had started taking preorders in nine countries on April 10, but demand immediately outstripped supply.

27 July 2015 • 04:47 AMT
Whitney Houston’s daughter Bobbi Kristina Brown dead at 22

In January, police said Brown was found face down in a bathtub in the suburban Atlanta home that she shared with Nick Gordon.

25 July 2015 • 15:00 AMT
Germany mulls creation of eurozone finance minister post

“We are ready to discuss these issues seriously,” the magazine quoted a German finance ministry source as saying.

25 July 2015 • 14:52 AMT
Yerevan hosts cycling race marking Genocide centennial

Wearing T-shirts with the inscription “Our wounds are always open,” the participants started from the Republic Square.

25 July 2015 • 14:43 AMT
Parts of northern Syria to become ‘safe zone’: Turkish FM

“When areas in northern Syria are cleared of the (Islamic State) threat, the safe zones will be formed naturally,” Cavusoglu said.

25 July 2015 • 14:40 AMT
Hungarian PM says illegal immigration threat to Europe

“We would like for Europe to keep belonging to the Europeans,” Orban said. “We want to preserve the Hungarian Hungary.”

25 July 2015 • 14:20 AMT
Azeri Defense Ministry says soldier killed at contact line with NKR

“We call on everyone not to yield to provocation and follow the official information, provided by the Armenian side,” Hovhannisyan said.

25 July 2015 • 11:33 AMT
Poland may import goods from Iran through Armenia: minister

“Shipping and freight transport is very convenient through the implementation of Silk Road project,” Janusz Piechociński said.

25 July 2015 • 11:04 AMT
China to lift ban on making, selling videogame consoles

China’s gaming market, which includes sales of mobile video games and consoles, is estimated to be worth $22.2bn this year.

25 July 2015 • 10:17 AMT
Fiat Chrysler recalls 1.4 mln vehicles after Jeep Cherokee hack

Shortly after the recall was announced, Miller tweeted: “I wonder what is cheaper, designing secure cars or doing recalls?”

25 July 2015 • 10:04 AMT
U.S. troops to begin training regular Ukrainian army later this year

Toner said he had nothing to announce on any new weapons for Ukraine and that the focus was on providing non-lethal aid.

25 July 2015 • 09:36 AMT
Australian nurse working with IS appears in court

Australia is on high alert for attacks by radicalized Muslims, including those returning home from fighting in the Mideast.

25 July 2015 • 09:16 AMT
Greece invites IMF to participate in bailout talks

Athens is looking to secure yet another bailout — the third since its finances imploded in 2009 — worth 85 billion euros.

25 July 2015 • 08:49 AMT
U.S. officials concerned China can identify spies with stolen data

Officials said intelligence agencies were taking steps to try to mitigate the damage, but it is unclear what they are specifically doing.

25 July 2015 • 07:24 AMT
Brazil’s State of Rio de Janeiro recognizes Armenian Genocide

Rio de Janeiro is the fourth State in Brazil that recognizes the Genocide, along with Parana, Ceara and Sao Paulo.

25 July 2015 • 07:21 AMT
Tunisia’s parliament adopts new anti-terror law

The move follows two deadly attacks on tourism sites – a beach and hotel at Sousse in June and the Bardo Museum in Tunis in March.

25 July 2015 • 07:14 AMT
Turkish fighter jets attack PKK camps in Iraq

The air strikes hit PKK targets in several locations, targeting warehouses, “logistic points”, living quarters and storage buildings.

25 July 2015 • 06:57 AMT
140 ceasefire violations by Azeri armed forces registered July 24-25

The Defense Army said over 2000 shots fired from various caliber weapons, including 82mm mortars and grenade launchers.

25 July 2015 • 06:33 AMT
$58mln renewable energy project launched in Armenia

“By 2020, we expect to have solar power stations with the total capacity of 40-50 MW,” Tamara Babayan told a news conference.

25 July 2015 • 05:54 AMT
Israel may deepen its isolation by opposing Iran nuke deal: Kerry

Kerry sought to rebut that criticism by citing news reports that some former Israeli intelligence officials backed the agreement.

24 July 2015 • 14:47 AMT
130 companies to participate in DigiTec 2015

Iranian organizations are also interested in the expo: they consider Armenia to be “an effective gateway to the Russian market.”

24 July 2015 • 14:16 AMT
Turkish PM’s office sets up anti-terror coordination center

The center will be used to share information on the identities of the Suruc bombing victims, burial procedures, etc.

24 July 2015 • 13:46 AMT
Russian court sentences militant neo-Nazi group leader to life

The Moscow City Court said that the life sentence reflected the “exceptional danger of the defendant for the society.”

24 July 2015 • 13:36 AMT
Markit: eurozone private sector business activity slowed in July

The figures suggest the economy grew 0.4 percent in the three months to June and maintained that rate into July, Williamson said.

24 July 2015 • 13:20 AMT
Iranian President expected to visit Armenia: ambassador

Bilateral talks between Yerevan and Tehran have intensified, Iranian Ambassador to Armenia, Mohammad Raiesi said.

24 July 2015 • 12:14 AMT
Senior al Qaeda commander in Afghanistan killed in U.S. airstrike

The latest violence comes amid an increase in Taliban attacks on government and foreign targets during their summer offensive.

24 July 2015 • 12:08 AMT
Angelina Jolie working with Netflix on genocide drama

The pic is based on a memoir from Cambodian author and human-rights activist Loung Ung about surviving the deadly regime.

24 July 2015 • 11:53 AMT
Turkey arrests over 250 in raids targeting IS, Kurdish militants

Turkish police launched raids targeting Islamic State and Kurdish militants in 13 provinces across Turkey, the PM’s office said.

24 July 2015 • 11:32 AMT
EU approves $17bn acquisition of Alcatel-Lucent by Nokia

The EU’s executive Commission said there was enough difference between the two firms to not raise major competition concerns.

24 July 2015 • 11:21 AMT
European negotiators in Athens to discuss third Greek bailout

“Clearly it’s a difficult path ahead, we’re just at the beginning of the process,” IMF spokesman Gerry Rice said.