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EU must stand firm against Russia: ministers
BRUSSELS: The European Union must stand up to Russia to defend core political and security interests even while trying to find common cause on issues such as the Syrian conflict, the bloc’s foreign ministers said Monday. The ministers gathered in Brussels for a regular monthly meeting which for the first time in a year will review relations...
Armenia citizen tries crossing into Poland via Ukraine
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State Border Service reveals 391 wanted
Baku / 14.03.16 / Turan: In February of this year, border guards detained 34 people who violated the border of Azerbaijan. Of these, 11 are Azerbaijanis, 9 – Iranian, 4 – Republic of Ghana, and the rest of Pakistan, Uzbekistan, Ukraine, Moldova, Georgia, Bangladesh, Philippines. The information of the SBS for the press said that for the...
Rocket blasts off on Russia-Europe mission seeking life on Mars
BAIKONUR (AFP) – RTwo robotic spacecraft on Monday began a seven-month journey to Mars as part of a European-Russian unmanned space mission to sniff out leads to life on the Red Planet.Russias Proton rocket carrying the spacecraft launched into an overcast sky at the Russian-operated Baikonur cosmodrome in the Kazakh steppe at 0931 GMT...
Stratfor’s Global Intelligence: Week of March 14, 2016
BISHKEK (TCA) — The Times of Central Asia presents to its readers Stratfor’s Global Intelligence, a weekly review of the most important events that happened in the world — from Europe to Middle East to Russia to Central Asia to Afghanistan to China and the Americas. The Week That WasEuropean Central Bank MeetingThe European Central...
Manchester City aiming to banish England’s woes
PARIS – Manchester City are well set to make Champions League history and alleviate the misery engulfing English football’s heavyweights as they take on Dynamo Kiev on Tuesday. …read more Source: Bangkok...
Football: City aiming to banish England’s woes
PARIS (AFP) – Manchester City are well set to make Champions League history and alleviate the misery engulfing English footballs heavyweights as they take on Dynamo Kiev on Tuesday.City have never yet made it beyond the last 16 in Europes premier club competition but hold a 3-1 lead from the first leg in the Ukraine.Although Manuel...
A look at how the Syrian conflict has changed the world
FILE – In this file photo taken on June 5, 2014, a man rides a bicycle through a devastated part of Homs, Syria. Photo: AP BEIRUT: The Syrian conflict has had outsized impact on global politics. Five ways the world has changed: RISE OF ISLAMIC STATE It was in the vacuum of the deteriorating Syria conflict that a little-known and horrifically...
Kerry and Heads of European Foreign Ministries to hold meeting on Syria and Libya
PARIS. KAZINFORM – US Secretary of State John Kerry will hold consultations in Paris with Heads of Foreign Ministries of the Western European countries on March 13. According to the Minister of Foreign Affairs of France Jean-Marc Ayrault, representing the host, the parties will discuss the ways to resolve the crisis in Syria and the...
Five ways the Syrian conflict has changed the world
A man rides a bicycle through a devastated part of Homs, Syria. (File/AP Photo) The Syrian conflict has had an outsized impact on global politics. Here are five ways the world has changed: RISE OF ISLAMIC STATE It was in the vacuum of the deteriorating Syria conflict that a little-known and terrifically violent branch of al-Qaeda grew into the...
