Facebook will soon roll out an “Add Interests” menu option that allows its users to subscribe to content feeds by subject area.

An earthquake has struck the far west of China but there were no immediate reports of injuries or damage.

“Journey 2” has been the No. 1 movie at the international box office for 4 weekends in a row, earning $276.5 mln worldwide.

42 countries will take part in Eurovision 2012, each semi-final featuring 18 participants. The final will be held on May 26.

There happened in Libya what was inevitable: the tribes began to divide the country into rich and poor. The example of oil monarchies of the Gulf is infectious; their flourishing arouses envy and resentment. Along with this there comes the idea “we want that too”. The desire to live well is, of course, appreciated. However, it’s one thing to desire, and another – to have a chance. Nevertheless, desire always prevails over chance, so the tribal leaders and militia commanders declared the oil-rich eastern part of Libya, namely Cyrenaica, a semi-autonomous state.

The important regional commander Muhammad al-Hanq had threatened Western targets and narrowly escaped capture in 2010.

On March 8, Executive Body of Republican Party of Armenia held a meeting, during which organizational issues were discussed.

The exhibit, “Pinajian: Master of Abstraction Discovered” at Stephanie’s Gallery, CA features new works not previously seen.

13 countries will join efforts to organize the largest simulation of the NATO’s decision-making process in the world.

U.S. Justice Department plans on suing warned Apple and 5 major publishers for collaborating to raise electronic books’ price.

The website brings celebrities and literary classics together for people who prefer others to do their reading for them.

The measure calls on Turkey to return all stolen Christian church properties and allow freedom of faith for religious minorities.

Promo video involves astronaut Don Pettit aboard the International Space Station participating in physics demonstrations.

Hovhannes Sahakyan commented on Shushan Petrosyan’s statement about her intention to run for parliament, and backing RPA.

The new regulation improves tracing and control of imports and exports of civilian firearms from and to the EU territory.

The report “highlights China’s extensive development of cyber tools to advance the leadership’s objectives.

The sun erupted in two powerful solar flares on March 6, blasting a wave of solar plasma and energetic particles out into space.

One of the strongest solar storms in recent history began buffeting the earth raising the possibility of global disruptions.

Cannes organizers said that American filmmaker Wes Anderson’s “Moonrise Kingdom” will kick off the 12-day festival.

Eastern Australia endured torrential rainfall for over a week, leaving hundreds of homes flooded, damaging roads and bridges.

London Chess Classic director says that the staging of the Candidates tournament puts viability of London Classic in doubt.

Sergei Lavrov will meet his counterparts from Arab League and Middle East Quartet of international mediators.

Meir Dagan warned that an attack could fail to curb Iran’s atomic ambitions while risking engulfing the region in conflict.

Earlier, Russia’s envoy to UN accused Libya of running a training center for Syrian rebels to combat Syrian govt.

Australia must face Japan, Iraq, Jordan and Oman, in their final Asian qualifying group for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil

Armenian grandmaster Arsen Yeghiazaryan finished 10th at Chess Tournament in Iran’s city of Rasht with 7,5 points.

Breaking the Silence gallery of Canadian Museum For Human Rights will focus on the Armenian Genocide.

Greek bond swap is intended to avert default by Greece when debt falls due on Mar 20 and is a key part of a eurozone-IMF rescue.

A number of foreigners have been kidnapped while working in Nigeria including many who worked in oil industry.

UEFA President predicted a “magnificent celebration of European football” and thanked co-hosts Poland and Ukraine.