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Armenia, Turkey sign historic agreement

Turkey and Armenia signed an agreement Saturday night establishing diplomatic relations after nearly a century of animosity.

Turkey, Armenia to sign peace agreement

The governments of Armenia and Turkey will sign a peace agreement in Zurich on Saturday that would normalize relations after nearly a century of animosity between the neighboring nations, the Swiss government said Friday.

Time.com: Can Soccer Heal Turkey-Armenia Rift?

As the traditional adversaries face each other in a World Cup match, their presidents seek to effect a thaw

War puts Georgian civilians on edge

The sound started as a distant rumble and built to a deafening roar. Then George Lomsadze felt his apartment building shake.

Georgian iReporter: 'My country is falling'

Through the haze of a blurry amateur video, you can clearly make out the waving flags and crowd of chanting people outside the Russian Embassy in Tbilisi, Georgia.

Georgia to leave alliance of ex-Soviet states

Georgia's president said Tuesday his nation would withdraw from the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), an alliance of former Soviet republics.

Denmark 'happiest' country in the world

Denmark is the world's most content nation, according to a new study on global wellbeing, but the good news is, despite the credit crunch and rising fuel and food prices, all of us are getting happier.

Calm urged amid Armenia election clashes

Armenian opposition leader Levon Ter-Petrosian appealed to his followers to go home Sunday to avoid the kind of violent clashes between police and protesters that left nine people dead over the weekend.

Time.com: Armenia Declares State of Emergency

Armenian police early Saturday morning forcefully dispersed a demonstration by several hundred opposition supporters who had camped out in the capital for more than a week to protest the results of presidential elections

Youth arrested in Turkish journalist's killing

Police have arrested a suspect in the shooting death of outspoken Turkish journalist Hrant Dink after a 32-hour search, authorities said Sunday.

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