Ten recipients of the Gratitude Scholarship program from Syria, Palestine, Israel, Jordan, the Palestinian Territories and Lebanon will begin their studies at United World College (UWC) schools around the world in September. These students have been chosen based on their high academic performance. Each is either a refugee or displaced, living in extreme poverty, or living with the loss of a parent or a guardian. Seven of the students will attend UWC Dilijan in Armenia, an international co-educational boarding school which hosts students from more than 60 countries.

Both presidents certainly wanted to signal their displeasure with the West. Erdoğan wished to register his disapproval of how Western leaders had not backed him as unequivocally as he had hoped after the failed coup d’état in Turkey in July and of their continued criticism of his authoritarian methods.

“And regime change, I repeat, is necessary, natural process, like when water stops changing, it turns into a marsh. But it’s of utmost importance, that the water, which is coming, was more qualified, than the previous one, and we had connection with bringing that water, felt responsibility. “

“Upon information at my disposal, based on my research, both Madrid Principles and the well-known Kazan document scenario supposed bilateral concessions. If it’s a unilateral concession for the Armenian side, then maybe there is need for more active social discussions to understand which settlement variant is preferable to the Armenian community,” Alexander Rahr said.

“Since the federal parliament affirms the issue of foreign military missions in Incirlik, then it is necessary for the lawmakers to be able to visit the mission,” he said. He denied Cavusoglu’s demand regarding Germany distancing itself from the Armenian genocide resolution.

“All member countries are discontent with that Union, it doesn’t function, Russia’s all partners are discontent with the policy pursued by Russia, this speaks of losing this territory.”

And moreover, it couldn’t have been ordinary towards the citizen of the state, which turned the arrest and trial of Armenia’s citizen Hrachya Harutyunyan into a parade of humiliation of the country introduced by that man.

Moments ago Mnatsakan Martirosyan, judge of the Court of General Jurisdiction of Kentron and Nork-Marash administrative districts, denied mediation of the Prosecution on arrest of Russia’s citizen Sergei Mironov, listed by the U.S. on the international wanted list for illegal sale of firearms.

“I appreciate his kindness most and the ability to forgive. He loves people, easily forgives and attempts to always see good in people. However, at the same time, that very feature makes me nervous, as many attempt to use him, abusing his trust.”

Two citizens have been charged for obstructing the performance of reporters’ duties. Overall six people are charged amid the ongoing investigation of the criminal case.