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26 June 2013 • 10:15 AMT
Kerry in Kuwait for talks on Syria, Iran

The country will have parliamentary elections next month amid growing turmoil between the opposition and the ruling family.

26 June 2013 • 09:54 AMT
Ohanyan dispels concerns over Russia’s weaponry sale to Baku

Seyran Ohanyan: high level of strategic partnership with Russia makes us confident that the regional parity will be preserved.

26 June 2013 • 09:17 AMT
Borussia ready to pay €25 million for Mkhitaryan transfer

The sporting director of Borussia Dortmund Michel Zorc announced a possible addition of 3 players to the club.

26 June 2013 • 09:08 AMT
Oscar winner Christopher McQuarrie to pen “Unforgiven” miniseries

Unforgiven is a drama-thriller about the intrigue that unfolds when a woman completes a 15-year prison stretch for the murder of two policemen.

26 June 2013 • 09:01 AMT
“The Master” star joins “Child 44” bestseller adaptation

“Child 44” focuses on a member of the Soviet military police who investigates a series of child murders during the Stalin-era Soviet Union.

26 June 2013 • 08:49 AMT
More than 100,000 killed in Syria conflict – monitoring group

Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the figure included 18,000 rebel fighters and about 40,000 soldiers and pro-Assad militiamen.

26 June 2013 • 08:45 AMT
Maduro: Venezuela ready to consider asylum for NSA leaker Snowden

Snowden is wanted by the United States for disclosing a top-secret surveillance program that allegedly targeted millions of Americans.

26 June 2013 • 08:40 AMT
Russia’s military hardware sale to Baku “just business” – CSTO chief

The deal envisages provision of 94 tanks T-90S, 100 armored vehicles as well as flame-throwers, smirch rocket launchers and big guns.

26 June 2013 • 08:28 AMT
Yerevan hosting forum on formation of CSTO military components

The forum was organized by the Institute for National Strategic Studies, CSTO Secretariat and CSTO Institute NGO.

26 June 2013 • 08:19 AMT
Stephen King’s “Under the Dome” series has strong start

“Under the Dome” is a sci-fi series set in a small New England town that is suddenly and inexplicably sealed off from the rest of the world.

26 June 2013 • 08:05 AMT
Kelly Brook to topline “Bonnie and Clyde”-inspired indie comedy drama

Director Maeve Murphy’s most recent movie Beyond the Fire won best feature at the London Independent Film Festival.

26 June 2013 • 07:39 AMT
President: to some Europe is a market, rather than system of values

Armenian President Sezh Sargsyan met with his Polish counterpart Bronisław Komorowski for bilateral talks.

26 June 2013 • 07:08 AMT
Bestselling author Chris Bohjalian on promotion our for “Light in the Ruins”

In May, following a presentation in Istanbul about his 2012 novel “The Sandcastle Girls,” Bohjalian made a 10-day visit to historic Armenia.

26 June 2013 • 06:57 AMT
27 killed in China’s Xinjiang violence, state media report

In 2009 almost 200 people were killed after deadly rioting erupted in Urumqi between the Han Chinese and Uighur communities.

26 June 2013 • 06:46 AMT
Mexican security forces rescue 52 migrants kidnapped near U.S. border

The migrants had been held for several days in a house in the city of Reynosa, where they were found by police.

26 June 2013 • 06:21 AMT
Brad Pitt in Ridley Scott-directed “The Counselor” trailer

The film follows the story of an attorney who finds himself in over his head when he gets involved in some low-level drug trafficking.

26 June 2013 • 06:15 AMT
Olivia Wilde, Jake Johnson in “Drinking Buddies” comedy new trailer

The film follows a pair of Chicago craft brewery co-workers whose best-friends status veers toward flirtation as another pair complicates things.

26 June 2013 • 06:06 AMT
UK Foreign Secretary defends intelligence sharing with U.S.

Eavesdropping agency GCHQ was accused of circumventing legal safeguards by accessing information about UK citizens gathered by NSA.

26 June 2013 • 06:01 AMT
U.S., Afghanistan reaffirm commitment to Taliban talks despite Kabul attack

Three security guards and four militants died in the assault on the presidential palace and a CIA station.

26 June 2013 • 05:49 AMT
Chinese spaceship carrying 3 astronauts returns to Earth

During their mission in space, the astronauts docked twice with the Tiangong-1 space station, which had been in orbit since September 2011.

26 June 2013 • 05:38 AMT
Putin rules out extraditing NSA leaker Edward Snowden

“I myself would prefer not to deal with these issues. It’s like shearing a piglet: there’s a lot of squealing, but there’s little wool,” Putin said.

25 June 2013 • 17:50 AMT
“All The Boys Love Mandy Lane” release date set after 7-year wait

Pic follows high schoolers who invite “good girl” Mandy Lane on a secluded ranch where a killer begins targeting them one by one.

25 June 2013 • 17:44 AMT
Daniel Radcliffe’s “Frankenstein” narrowing in on actors for title role

Max Landis penned the script for the film, while John Davis will serve as producer for the 20th Century Fox project.

25 June 2013 • 17:32 AMT
Cult helmer David Lynch unveils new single “Star Dream Girl”

The track is the first official single from the director’s upcoming second solo album “The Big Dream.”

25 June 2013 • 17:20 AMT
Iran-based St. Tadevos Armenian monastery archives to be released

Every year in July, Armenians set out on a pilgrimage to the monastery, with the 2013 pilgrimage set for July 4-6.

25 June 2013 • 16:35 AMT
Central Bank issues silver coins to mark 20th anniv. of Armenian dram

500 silver coins with AMD 1000 nominal value were issued, featuring Armenia’s National Emblem and the CBA building.

25 June 2013 • 16:18 AMT
Julianne Nicholson to topline Sundance Channel’s “Descendants”

Nicholson is a member of the star-studded cast of the John Wells-directed feature “August: Osage County.”

25 June 2013 • 15:58 AMT
“Once We Were Brothers” bestselling WWII novel to be adapted into film

“Once We Were Brothers” tells the compelling tale of a family that struggles to survive in WWII war-torn Poland.

25 June 2013 • 15:35 AMT
PM Erdogan says protesters part of conspiracy to harm Turkey

Turkish police have detained at least 20 people allegedly involved in violent protests, as the PM continued to lash out at protesters.

25 June 2013 • 15:21 AMT
Saudi Arabia says Iran, Hezbollah involvement is Syria was dangerous

Prince Saud al-Faisal: kingdom calls for issuing an unequivocal international resolution to halt the provision of arms to the Syrian regime.