The March 7 sanctions tighten financial curbs on North Korea and order mandatory checks of suspicious cargo.

Regional security was discussed, with ambassador Yeganian briefing on Armenia’s efforts in Karabakh settlement.

Asked if he had regrets, Tony Blair said: “How can you regret removing a monster who created enormous carnage.”

The Tokyo District Court ruled that Hinds strangled Furlong when she regained consciousness to keep her quiet.

Armenia’s foreign policy, regional developments, Karabakh issue, as well as cooperation with the U.S were discussed.

Sunni Islamist insurgents tied to al Qaeda have stepped up attacks on Shi’ite targets since the start of the year.

European wrestling championships kick off March 19, with Davit Safaryan to face Eric Maxime Fiquet in 1/8 finals.

Mourinho is followed by Paris Saint-Germain’s Carlo Ancelotti ($15 million) and fellow Italian Marcelo Lippi.

Yerevan State University Students continue the sin-in, urging for the dismissal of rector’s assistant, Gevorg Melkonyan.

Vahagn Khachatryan neither confirmed, nor denied the information, saying “no final decision was taken.”

Andy Murray will face the winner of the match between one of the athletes of the qualification and Bernard Tomic.

Armenian Deputy Prime Minister Armen Gevorgyan departed for the United Arab Emirates on a working visit.

France Football magazine reports Beckham will earn $A45.21 mln in 2012-13, leaving him just ahead of Messi.

WBO Super Middleweight Champion Arthur Abraham’s trainer Ulli Wegner said they will leave the ring as the winner.

On March 23, Magdeburg will host a world title rematch between Arthur Abraham and Robert Stieglitz.

“Chavez, I swear to you that the revolution will continue,” Nicolas Maduro was quoted as saying by the local media.

Eurozone officials signaled that a levy on all bank deposits in Cyprus could be modified to lessen the impact on small depositors.

The bus had a capacity of 55 passengers, but Pardeshi said it was not known how many people were on board.

“Only after this we will be drawing conclusions,” said Sergei Koshelev, the head of the ministry’s Military Cooperation Department.

First, Lenovo joined the fray with its education-focused ThinkPad Chromebook, available to schools from February 26.

Apple will probably boost its quarterly dividend by 56% to $4.14 a share, resulting in an annual payout of $15.7 billion.

Ghassan Hitto received 35 votes out of 48 ballots cast by the opposition Syrian National Coalition’s 63 active members.

HSBC said that it would cooperate with the investigation, adding that the allegations were “of great concern”.

This technology has a wide range of potential uses, including health monitoring and maintenance as well as security applications.

The blasts destroyed several buses in an area mostly inhabited by immigrants from Nigeria’s largely Christian south.

Chinese leaders have pledged to build a consumer-driven economy, reducing reliance on trade and investment.

The research firm suggested a fall of as much as 2 percent to 7.7 percent year-over-year, based on the firm’s previous figures.

U.S. President said Iranians had paid a “high and unnecessary price” for Tehran’s “unwillingness” to satisfy concerns.

“I don’t think at this point I can see a military option that would create an understandable outcome,” Gen. Dempsey said.

Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan met on March 18 with representatives of television companies.