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North Korea is building a museum to commemorate the Battle of Kursk

North Korea has begun construction of a War Memorial Museum in Pyongyang to commemorate its military's overseas operations, particularly in the Kursk region of Russia.

The Mother See is leading to a clash. Styopa Safaryan

24 October, 17:14

The Mother See is leading to a clash, and they will take a step ahead of Sunday that will incite N people participating in the liturgy and create tension.

The Mother See is leading to a clash. Styopa Safaryan

24 October, 16:42

I am very grateful to the Armenian, Greek, and Catholic clergy. US Vice President

US Vice President J.D. Vance visited the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem, after which he thanked the Armenian, Greek, and Catholic priests. The US Vice President wrote about this on his X page.

24 October, 14:05

Berlin sends note of protest to China over microchip ban

As BILD has learned, due to the imposed lockdown, German industry has faced severe disruptions in the supply of components for the automotive and electronics industries.

24 October, 13:29

Rebuilding Gaza is not an easy task. Erdogan

The Turkish president has stated that the reconstruction of Gaza is not an easy task, and Turkey intends to cooperate with the Persian Gulf countries in this process.

24 October, 12:57

Security Council Secretary Armen Grigoryan to leave for Bahrain

Armen Grigoryan will travel to Brussels to participate in the conference titled "Crossroads of Peace".

24 October, 12:50

Aliyev has allowed Armenia to pass through any transit. Azerbaijani Ambassador to the US

The President of Azerbaijan has allowed Armenia to use the country's territory for any transit.

24 October, 12:39

"He's not Biden": 79-year-old Lula da Silva to run for fourth presidential term

Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, 79, announced during a speech in Jakarta that he intends to run for a fourth term in the 2026 presidential election.

EU postpones decision on use of Russian assets

24 October, 11:35

The European Union has postponed a decision on whether to use frozen assets of the Russian Central Bank to help Ukraine, Bloomberg reports, citing its sources.