“Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan’s choice in September 2013 was a choice of safety,” Mateusz Piskorski said.

Saudi interior ministry spokesman said he had no information on the matter, but was seeking to verify the report.

The actress found fame as a child star in the 1930s in films like “Bright Eyes,” “Stand Up and Cheer” and “Curly Top.”

Foreign leaders have urged the Shiite-led government to do more to reach out to the disaffected Sunni Arab minority.

Silvio Berlusconi remains an influential political force despite being stripped of his Senate seat for a tax fraud conviction last fall.

The oil-rich Central Asian state will keep the tenge at a rate of 182-188 to the U.S. dollar, Kazakhstan’s National Bank said.

Indian athletes have been competing at the Sochi Winter Games under the IOC flag but can now do so under their own.

Mark Mallouk adapted the best-selling book “Black Mass: The True Story of an Unholy Alliance Between the FBI and the Irish Mob.”

The festival will include special tributes to Italian playwright Eduardo De Filippo and noted actor Giuliano Gemma.

Park Geun-hye’s deputy adviser will lead a group of defense and security officials at the meeting at the truce village on the Korean border.

“Labor of Love” stars Willis as a bookstore owner who honors his late wife by walking across the U.S.

Ed Skrein is tapped to assume the role of non-nonsense driver Frank Martin who was portrayed by Jason Statham.

The crisis sparked by the conflict came on top of years of drought in the Sahel region that left 800,000 Malians relying on food aid.

The military said its aircraft hit an underground rocket launcher and a “terror site” in separate parts of the coastal area.

This volume derives from one of the eighteen international conferences organized by Professor Hovannisian between 1997 and 2010.

The novel tells of a high school senior wallflower who, to broaden her horizons, joins a global online game of provocative truth or dare.

The possible series will similarly follow a 20-something high school teacher who’s having an affair with one of her students.

The script, by David Feeney and John Quaintance, follows a police officer and a prisoner who are on the run.

Aniston will play an acerbic woman named Claire who becomes fascinated by the suicide of a woman in her chronic pain support group.

ANCA called to take a stand against foreign interference in American civic life by corrupt Azerbaijani dictator Ilham Aliyev.

They play a couple, Chester and Colette, who flee their dark past and end up traveling as a trio after meeting a stranger while in Athens.

“We could say that most of the obstacles have been removed recently in these discussions,” Davutoğlu said in a televised interview.

The low-budget indie is the directorial debut of Jarrad Paul and Andrew Mogel, the writers of the 2008 Jim Carrey comedy “Yes Man.”

Hollande will also travel to San Francisco and meet chiefs of Silicon Valley giants including Facebook, Twitter and Google.

The Monotheism and Jihad group was blamed for attacks on police, soldiers, and a bank near al-Arish, the provincial capital of North Sinai.

Funds have broadly been distributed to education and health, with $5m being distributed to a health clinic in East Palo Alto, for example.

Pic, set in the fifth century B.C., will chronicle the rise and fall of Aesop, who lived among animals and became a slave.

A member of the Canadian House of Commons Jim Karygiannis issued a statement urging the Azeri government to respect the ceasefire.

One of Nujaifi’s bodyguards was wounded, a police captain and a medical source said, but the speaker himself escaped unharmed.

Waltz will star opposite Dane DeHaan and Alicia Vikander in the 17th century movie directed by Justin Chadwick.