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Telecom Armenia and AzerTelecom signed a bilateral agreement on June 22, 2026, allowing reciprocal transit of international internet traffic through their territories. The partnership diversifies connectivity in the South Caucasus, improves network reliability, and supports broader telecom cooperation amid efforts to normalize ties after the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh war and 2023 offensive. While experts praise reduced conflict risks through more interconnections, some Armenians voice security concerns about potential monitoring.

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In a quiet but meaningful step, telecom leaders from Armenia and Azerbaijan shook hands on a deal to route each other's internet traffic across borders.

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Telecom Armenia and AzerTelecom signed a bilateral agreement on June 22, 2026, allowing reciprocal transit of international internet traffic through their territories. The partnership diversifies connectivity in the South Caucasus, improves network reliability, and supports broader telecom cooperation amid efforts to normalize ties after the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh war and 2023 offensive. While experts praise reduced conflict risks through more interconnections, some Armenians voice security concerns about potential monitoring.

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In a quiet but meaningful step, telecom leaders from Armenia and Azerbaijan shook hands on a deal to route each other's internet traffic across borders.

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Telecom Armenia and AzerTelecom signed a bilateral agreement on June 22, 2026, allowing reciprocal transit of international internet traffic through their territories. The partnership diversifies connectivity in the South Caucasus, improves network reliability, and supports broader telecom cooperation amid efforts to normalize ties after the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh war and 2023 offensive. While experts praise reduced conflict risks through more interconnections, some Armenians voice security concerns about potential monitoring.

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In a quiet but meaningful step, telecom leaders from Armenia and Azerbaijan shook hands on a deal to route each other's internet traffic across borders.

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The drone struck the technical floor of a nine-story apartment block in Kharkiv's Industrialnyi district on May 9 evening, damaging the elevator shaft and shattering about 30 windows. At least five civilians were wounded, including the young boy, as emergency teams rushed in. The attack came less than a day after U.S. President Donald Trump's brokered three-day ceasefire from May 9 to 11, which halted kinetic activity and included a 1,000-prisoner swap per side. Local resident Kate Bohuslavska captured the anger, posting photos with the words: 'This is all you need to know about Russian ceasefires and promises.'

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An eight-year-old boy in Kharkiv suffered an acute stress reaction after a Russian drone slammed into his residential building, just hours into the new truce.

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Philipp Lahm criticized Aleksandar Pavlović's performances in the tournament for shaky midfield play and frequent turnovers, recommending his removal from Germany's starting lineup. He advocated positioning Joshua Kimmich in midfield alongside Felix Nmecha for stability and suggesting Waldemar Anton at right-back.

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Trump told the Faith & Freedom Coalition audience that Khomeini and others in Iran feared Soleimani's power, calling the Baghdad Airport strike the biggest event in 100 years. The remark drew confusion since Khomeini died in 1989, three decades before the operation, leading many to assume he meant current Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, killed this year in U.S.-Israeli actions. Iran expert Arash Azizi agreed Trump likely meant Khamenei and noted informal Tehran views that Soleimani threatened regime insiders amid his Quds Force leadership and attacks on U.S. forces.

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At a conservative conference in Washington, D.C., Trump revisited his 2020 drone strike on General Qasem Soleimani, saying even top Iranian leaders like Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini were glad to see him gone.

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Trump told the Faith & Freedom Coalition audience that Khomeini and others in Iran feared Soleimani's power, calling the Baghdad Airport strike the biggest event in 100 years. The remark drew confusion since Khomeini died in 1989, three decades before the operation, leading many to assume he meant current Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, killed this year in U.S.-Israeli actions. Iran expert Arash Azizi agreed Trump likely meant Khamenei and noted informal Tehran views that Soleimani threatened regime insiders amid his Quds Force leadership and attacks on U.S. forces.

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At a conservative conference in Washington, D.C., Trump revisited his 2020 drone strike on General Qasem Soleimani, saying even top Iranian leaders like Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini were glad to see him gone.

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The renowned soprano has inked an exclusive deal with SM Classics, becoming its first dedicated artist. Her album 'Continuum' blends classic arias with new tracks, featuring the Bucheon Philharmonic Orchestra and guests like violinist Danny Koo, composer Yiruma, and a special duet with EXO leader Suho. Jo, a Grammy winner with performances at Carnegie Hall and honors like South Korea's Geumgwan Order of Cultural Merit, calls it 'the fruit of a long time and another beginning' to reach new global audiences.

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Sumi Jo, Korea's opera legend, steps into K-pop's world with a duet alongside EXO's Suho. It's her way of marking 40 years since dazzling crowds as Gilda in Italy.

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The renowned soprano has inked an exclusive deal with SM Classics, becoming its first dedicated artist. Her album 'Continuum' blends classic arias with new tracks, featuring the Bucheon Philharmonic Orchestra and guests like violinist Danny Koo, composer Yiruma, and a special duet with EXO leader Suho. Jo, a Grammy winner with performances at Carnegie Hall and honors like South Korea's Geumgwan Order of Cultural Merit, calls it 'the fruit of a long time and another beginning' to reach new global audiences.

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Sumi Jo, Korea's opera legend, steps into K-pop's world with a duet alongside EXO's Suho. It's her way of marking 40 years since dazzling crowds as Gilda in Italy.

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