Rezaei said Navid (Promise) satellite was launched by Safire B1 and was placed in the exact position in its orbit.

In Moscow, Philip Gordon will meet with senior Russian officials to discuss global issues and the bilateral agenda.

Personal security on Embassy officials in U.S. is at its highest in at least five years, Israeli diplomats say.

Currently 64 Armenian weightlifters are having team practice sections in Abovyan, Gyumri and resort town of Tsaghkadzor.

The chipset has specific hardware and software-driven features that could speed up data processing on a network.

Panetta emphasized that the Obama administration is deeply worried by Iran’s behavior and its nuclear ambitions.

Also, the investigating authorities of the Tomsk region reported that a boy committed suicide by hanging himself.

Rental-car sales, in particular, can hurt a brand’s image and lower resale values because they flood the market with models.

The FTT said it was “demanding fiscal justice and equality for all players, national or global,” working in France.

Jean-Claude Juncker says the Eurogroup was still missing information from Athens on how it plans to save promised $428 mln.

The animal appeared to have mistaken the BlackBerry for a fish and lunged for her while she was taking pictures.

The 2012 Olympics will be held in London this summer, while the venue for the 2016 Games will be Rio de Janeiro.

“Side by Side” film features interviews with James Cameron, David Fincher, George Lucas, Martin Scorsese and others.

Sean Stone had become a Shiite and had chosen to be known by the Muslim first name Ali, Iran’s Fars news agency said.

Hours earlier, the ratings agencies Fitch and Standard & Poor’s had downgraded the biggest Spanish banks.

Guillermo del Toro will direct “Beast,” a new take on the “Beauty and the Beast” tale tale set up at Warner Bros.

Michael Bay’s past work includes the war film Pearl Harbour and Armageddon, both starring Ben Affleck.

New cabinet does not include a single Islamist, largest opposition bloc that scored an impressive victory in general elections.

Russia earlier supplied Algeria with 185 tanks in 2009 and Turkmenistan with 10 tanks to fulfil a 2010 contract.

Lion Air, Indonesia’s largest carrier by passenger volume, ordered 230 airplanes, including 201 737 MAXs and 737-900 ERs.

“Major and vital” supplies to the strip were cut off due to severe fuel shortage, Gaza’s Energy Authority said.

From February 20-26, six Armenian sportsmen will participate in international boxing tournament in Bulgaria.

The F1 W03 will be raced by the unchanged driver line-up of Michael Schumacher and German Nico Rosberg.

The president is also likely to announce final stage of production of nuclear fuel rods to be used in a Tehran research reactor.

Armenia-Belarus interparliamentary group members familiarized themselves with operation of Armenian NPP.

IOC Coordination Commission began its three-day visit by taking in the first FIS Alpine Ski World Cup event held in Russia.

The Japan Football Association is moving to hold a match in Fukushima during this year’s Under-20 Women’s World Cup.

Over 6,000 people were killed since Assad’s forces launched a crackdown on protesters calling for democracy in March.

The Bucharest court ruled that former agriculture ministers are guilty of taking bribes and influence-peddling.

Vahan Adzhemyan and Galvin Shaun Gibson were sentenced to 30 and 27 years in prison in federal prison respectively.