On behalf of Armenia it was initialed by Deputy Foreign Minister Karen Nazaryan, First Deputy Minister of Economic Development and Investments Garegin Melkonyan. On behalf of the EU the document was initialed by Luc Devigne and Petros Sourmelis.
The Uttarakhand high court has recognized the Ganga and the Yamuna as so-called living entities, giving the rivers that have seen years of damage at the hands of humans, a legal voice, reports RIA Novosti.
Mubarak finally gained freedom on March 21 after the country’s Prosecutor General’s Office approved his release over the acquittal by the Court of Cassation in the case of complicity in demonstrators’ deaths during mass protests.
“His health condition is normal. Investigation continues. The Embassy is in constant contact with Lapshin’s attorney,” the Embassy representative said.
George Clooney took a break from his baby preparations to give one lucky fan a very special birthday present on Sunday, People reports.
“It is disappointing that President Aliyev released only a small number of political prisoners among several hundred pardons he issued prior to Nowruz. OSCE participating States commit to respecting freedom of expression, including the freedom to exchange information and views without interference from public authorities.
US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson will depart for Italy in April to meet the G7 foreign ministers, then he will visit Russia, the US State Department said, TASS reported.
Rockefeller, also known as ‘the banker’s banker’, according to the statement, is said to have donated almost $2 billion over his lifetime to various institutions including Rockefeller University, Harvard University and art museum. David was the youngest of six children born to John D. Rockefeller Jr. and the grandson of Standard Oil co-founder John D. Rockefeller.
Prime Minister Theresa May will file divorce papers to leave the European Union on March 29, launching two years of complex negotiations that will pit the U.K.’s need for a trade deal against the bloc’s view that Britain shouldn’t benefit from Brexit, Bloomberg reports.
Chancellor Angela Merkel said on March 20 that her demand that Turkey cease drawing Nazi comparisons with Germany and its allies applies “without ifs or buts,” and pointed to a government threat last week that it could prevent Turkish politicians from entering the country, reports Turkish Hurriyet Daily.
