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Armenia says its foreign minister will meet his Azerbaijani counterpart in New York in the first talks between the diplomats since recent deadly border clashes claimed more than 200 lives.

Who's ready for boot season? I'm so excited about the fall weather and these are some of my favorite boots I'll be wearing all season long.

There are some new menu items at Chick-Fil-A and one of them is a new milkshake!!

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Cargo pants are a trend coming back this fall, do you like them?

The EU and the government in Pristina both acknowledge the ongoing problem with joblessness in the Romany, Ashkali, and Balkan Egyptian communities. The woefully low hiring in the public sector isn't helping.

With the Russian military bogged down in its invasion of neighboring Ukraine and suffering unexpected losses, the authorities are coming up with increasingly creative ways of roping soldiers into joining the fray.

In the wake of Kyiv’s counteroffensive in the Kharkiv area, rumors swirled that Russian teachers set to work in the occupied areas had been arrested and could face prison terms. The story gave some Russians who had been planning to accept Kremlin perks to work in Ukraine second thoughts.

With Russia waging war on Ukraine, Soviet war memorials across Eastern Europe have been under renewed scrutiny, with some being pulled down. In Bulgaria, a French artist has found a unique way to confront the past: turning the monuments into ghosts.

Before Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Vlada and Kostyantin Liberov were wedding photographers in Odesa. Seven months later, they are war correspondents, working hard to make images that won’t let the world forget about Ukraine.