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Thursday, 12 November

18 stories, 332 articles, 2 blindspots

The day's stories

  1. World

    Honor guard sentinel reprimands Pete Hegseth

    A sentinel of the US Army honor guard reprimanded Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and the advisers accompanying him at Arlington National Cemetery, near the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, CNN reports.

    9 sources

  2. World

    Xi Jinping: China is ready for dialogue with Taiwan

    Chinese President Xi Jinping has said that Beijing is ready to hold a dialogue with Taiwan on reunification based on the "One China" principle and the 1992 Consensus.

    6 sources

  3. Blindspot: opposition media Opposition outlets barely covered this story, while pro-government outlets covered it widely. Society

    Interior Ministry urges public to use the «Road Control» app

    The Ministry of Internal Affairs has urged citizens to use the «Road Control» mobile app, which allows them to record traffic rule violations.

    9 sources

  4. Blindspot: pro-government media Pro-government outlets barely covered this story, while opposition outlets covered it widely. Foreign policy & security

    Levon Kocharyan raises constitution and prisoner issues at the UN

    Levon Kocharyan, a member of parliament from the Hayastan (Armenia) faction, said on Facebook that as part of the PACE Sub-Committee on External Relations he took part in a visit to the UN in New York within the framework of the 81st session of the General Assembly.

    16 sources

  5. Foreign policy & security

    Vahagn Khachaturyan signs law ratifying TRIPP agreement

    President Vahagn Khachaturyan on November 10 signed the law ratifying the framework agreement on strategic cooperation between Armenia and the US on the Trump Route (TRIPP) project.

    31 sources