Jean-Claude Mignon expressed hope for conflicting parties “to end mutual accusations and start a constructive dialogue” for a settlement.

Interim President Mansour said the decision had been taken after dialogue with “national forces and reps of various orientations and trends”.

Mansurian was nommed for a Grammy award in 2006. He was the first Armenian composer to have ever been nominated.

Disney’s blockbuster “Frozen” continued to make headlines, becoming the No. 2 original animated film of all time after “Finding Nemo.”

A widowed single mother connects with her troubled son by reading a bedtime storybook that unleashes a shadowy monster in their home.

It is a fictional story loosely inspired by Frank Sidebottom, the persona of cult musician and comedy legend Chris Sievey.

The drama depicts Fleming as a maverick whose life was turned around by WWII and led to the creation of the greatest spy the world has known.

Levon Aronian won the Tata Steel tournament with 8/11, a point and a half clear of Anish Giri and Sergey Karjakin.

Opposition leaders are insisting that the government call early elections and repeal a recent anti-protest law.

A U.S. official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the operation took place in a remote area near Barawe, Somalia.

Braham said he was “stunned” by the “campaign of the past few years calculated to whitewash the historical record of the Horthy era”.

Hip-hop duo Macklemore and Ryan Lewis took four awards – best new artist plus best rap album, song and performance.

“Tbilisi, I Love You” is a part of “Cities Of Love” franchise that started with “Paris Je T’Aime” and “New York, I Love You.”

The new season of “Game of Thrones” will introduce new faces such as Red Viper a.k.a. Prince Oberyn, Tycho Nestoris, Styr of the Thenn.

A new teaser for Disney’s highly anticipated Sleeping Beauty prequel “Maleficent” debuted during the Grammys.

Among the major importers of Russian military equipment were India, China, Vietnam, Indonesia, Venezuela, Algeria and Malaysia.

The kidnapping of the six Egyptian diplomats and embassy staff members followed the arrest of a senior Libyan militia leader in Egypt.

Analysts say politicians hope it will send out a message of stability after months of deadlock between Islamist and secular forces.

Assad’s forces retook many of the surrounding areas last year, leaving rebels under siege in the city center, along with thousands of civilians.

Dozens of demonstrators and riot police have been injured in a surge of violence that enveloped the capital last week.

“The risk is that longer term expectations are anchored at a much lower level that it is currently associated with,” Lagarde said.

A woman was killed in Egypt’s second city of Alexandria during clashes between supporters of Morsi and security forces.

In Georgia, a presidential election that was widely regarded as fair and honest marked a further step toward the consolidation of democracy.

“We remain deeply committed to working with the sides to achieve a peaceful settlement of the conflict,” Marie Harf said.

Only the international mediator, Lakhdar Brahimi, spoke, according to Anas al-Abdeh, who was among the coalition’s representatives.

Authorities said two protesters have been killed in the unrest, while the opposition raised the number of casualties to five.

Four Egyptian embassy staff have been kidnapped in the Libyan capital Tripoli, including a cultural attache, the Foreign Ministry said.

A car bomb in a commercial street in Baghdad’s western district of Amariyah killed four people and wounded 12 others, police said.

“We have a few reservations on the Russian side. There are still some points to agree on with our American counterparts,” Siluanov said.

Edward Nalbandian drew the Co-chairs’ attention to the ongoing ceasefire violations and threats by the Azerbaijani side.