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Practically any image that so much as gestures at the famed photograph of a man in front of a line of tanks in Tiananmen Square risks deletion from the country's closely monitored web; recreations showing a line of books approaching a cigarette package, a swan before an oncoming truck and a grasshopper in front of a tire have all been removed.
Source: CNN
President Sahakyan stressed the importance of consistent development and expansion of cooperation with Glendale considering it significant for Artsakh.
Source: Central information department of the office of the Artsakh Republic President
A video, which appears to be filmed from another car in a traffic jam, shows a man sitting in a glass-sided lorry throwing money at women dancing around a pole in their underwear.
But there are concerns over Arctic warming, with an increasing number of icebergs floating south from Greenland.
Internal documents show most members back data collection despite concerns over privacy and delays.
Latest series of the US hit show will recount the former White House intern’s affair with the then president that led to his impeachment in 1998.
Paul Bierwagen provided a video on Facebook showing how the firefights propped two ladders on the side of the building to assist their escape.
A giant parrot that roamed New Zealand about 19 million years ago had a height of 1m (3ft 2in) - roughly half the average height of a human, a new study has found.
At least 81 flights have been cancelled at Heathrow Airport, with 10 cancelled at Gatwick Airport. More than 200 other flights have been delayed.
Football club says Clemens Tönnies will step down for only three months over widely-criticised Africa comments.
From the start of the year to July 20, there have been more than 146,000 cases recorded -- a 98% increase from the same time period last year, according to the country's Department of Health.
Footage of rodents running along the top of fridges, down walls and across aisles of FamilyMart shop in Tokyo viewed 5m times.
Far-right leader takes unusual step in effort to drum up support in south of country.
China’s increasing assertiveness, including in the South China Sea, has raised concerns about its intentions, and the United States has called on NATO to recognize and adapt to new emerging threats, including China.
The League, now in a governing coalition with the anti-establishment 5 Star Movement, has risen to become Italy’s most popular party under its present leader and Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini.
President Sahakyan considered holding the 7th Pan-Armenian Summer Games in Artsakh as a significant event in the life of our Republic, expressing his gratitude to the Committee for the painstaking work it has carried out.
Source: Central information department of the office of the Artsakh Republic President