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An organization representing Arabs in the UK has voiced concern over a recent surge of anti-immigrant violence in Northern Ireland earlier this week.12 Jun 2026-21:13
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Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has expressed hope that he will visit Baku in 2028 to attend the European Political Community Summit.11 Jun 2026-14:23
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A growing community in Dubai is working to rescue, foster and rehabilitate abandoned rabbits across the United Arab Emirates, providing care, shelter and medical attention for animals in need.11 Jun 2026-10:18
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An international conference titled “June 1984, the Amritsar Events: India’s Transnational Repression Against Ethnic Minorities in the Context of Genocide” will be held in Baku on June 3, organized by the Baku Initiative Group.01 Jun 2026-10:11
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An analysis by the Henry Jackson Society has found that 574 candidates elected in recent UK local elections ran campaigns focused on Gaza-related or Muslim community issues, across 58 local councils.13 May 2026-13:03
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Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has defended his government’s handling of remarks made by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Yerevan, after the Kremlin criticised Armenia for allowing what it described as “anti-Russian statements” to be voiced on its territory.11 May 2026-16:40
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Türkiye and Armenia are taking new steps toward normalizing relations, marked by an agreement to jointly restore an ancient border bridge, a move experts describe as symbolic yet fragile but potentially full of opportunity.10 May 2026-17:08
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The European Political Community summit will likely be remembered for its emotional meetings and conspicuous displays of warm friendship between Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and French President Emmanuel Macron. Had these displays been somewhat more restrained and dignified, they might not have attracted much attention. After all, cordial relations between politicians from different countries are perfectly normal.08 May 2026-10:31
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Editor’s note: Seymur Mammadov is a special commentator for News.Az and the director of the international expert club EurAsiaAz. The article reflects the author’s personal opinion and does not necessarily represent the views of News.Az.
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For several days, Yerevan became one of the key centres of European diplomacy. On 4 May 2026, the Armenian capital hosted the eighth summit of the European Political Community, followed on 4–5 May by the first-ever Armenia–European Union summit. For Armenia, this was not merely a major international event, but a powerful political signal: Yerevan is seeking to strengthen ties with Europe, diversify its foreign policy, and demonstrate that it no longer wants to remain fully dependent on Moscow.05 May 2026-12:41
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