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EasyPay becomes easy: a new brand, a new phase

EasyPay is entering a new phase by changing its name, brand identity, and approach to communication with customers. From now on, the company is introduced under the name easy, with the motto "Simpler."

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When Soccer Spits on Money and Prestige: OFFSIDE | Historical #1

In soccer, it is said that the name does not win a game, money does not score a goal, and being a favorite does not mean anything. But then the Underdogs come and send the favorites to rest. The magic of Leicester, the Greek gods, and the golden generation of Ajax. This was OFFSIDE. Remember, impossible things happen in soccer.

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Mastercard and Nairobi Insurance. Privileges and Protection

The new strategic partnership between Mastercard and Nairobi Insurance offers Armenian cardholders up to 50% discount on insurance services, as well as protection from digital fraud.

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Gabriel García Marquez: "We'll Meet in August" | INSIDE THE COVER

Sometimes you close a book, but the story still goes on inside you for a long time. Mediamax's "Inside the Cover" project is about those books: stories that stay with us and questions that we seek answers to even after the last page. This week we will talk about Gabriel García Márquez's novel "We Will Meet in August." Marquez's latest novel, published posthumously, is a delicate and profound story about a woman's desires, love, and freedom. It is about discovering herself and rethinking her own life. Every August, Anna Magdalena, who visits her mother's grave, discovers a new woman in her during these journeys. Gradually, she begins to look at her life and her hidden desires differently. This is "Inside the Cover." Books worth talking about only after the last page.

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Inter with a piercing defense, Bavaria with a lost victory, Suzuki with an unprecedented self-goal I OFFSIDE #4

Everyone in football this week was busy with a little different business: Inter defenders had forgotten to defend, Harry Kane could not even beat the gatekeeper, Arteta decided to look like Simeone, and Zion Suzuki found a new way to capture his own gate. In this edition of OFFSIDE: Milan derby: Moreira, the main character of the show, the defenders of the Inter, the spectators. Bavaria - Dortmund: Kane's flaw, the gatekeeper, and the drama of the last minutes. Liverpool - Arsenal: Arteta's defensive revolution and Simeone's manuscript. WTF of the week: when the goalkeeper scores himself instead of the opponent.

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Elana K. Arnold "The Bloody Years" | INSIDE THE COVER

Sometimes you close a book, but the story still goes on inside you for a long time. Mediamax's "Inside the Cover" project is about those books: stories that stay with us and questions that we seek answers to even after the last page. This week, we will talk about Elana K. Arnold's novel The Bloody Years. About love and debt, the nightmare years of the Holocaust, and the fate of a family whose story makes you wonder: What can a person go through and what helps him stay human even in the most violent times? This is "Inside the Cover." Books worth talking about only after the last page.

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Bellingham collected three, demolished with a heel, Camavinga continued, Mbappe closed🎯

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Judy's Performances, City's Failure, Palmer's Emotions | OFFSIDE #3

A goal, a red card, a tactical chess, and a player who miraculously recovers from injury at the right time. In this week's OFFSIDE: Case #1: Mourinho gave Flick a lesson in tactics. Real defeated Barcelona, and Mourinho reminded him once again that possession of the ball is not yet a victory. Case #2: Manchester City went after the victory, returned the mistakes to the shelf. Mistakes by Guehi and Donnaruma, goals by Jackson and the struggle of Holland. Case #3: Chelsea conceded both a goal and lost a man in one game. An unlikely goal of their own goal, a red card from Palmer and the drama of the London derby. WTF of the week: A miraculous recovery from Buchema. In the 89th minute, Naples 3:2, and a player who managed to fall and recover in a few seconds, run and demand VAR. This is OFFSIDE, the noisiest affairs, questionable decisions and unlikely episodes of football week.

"The Peace Treaty Must Bring Real Benefits to Armenia and Baku"

Hikmet Sajeev, assistant to the president of Azerbaijan, today announced that "the peace treaty should bring real benefits to Armenia and Azerbaijan, not remain on paper." As reported by Trend, speaking at the session of the Language of Peace and the Fight Against Misinformation on the Baku Cultural and Media Dialogue Platform, he noted that priority should be paid to the restoration of trust and reconciliation between peoples. In the mid-1990s, all conflicts there were settled, but there is still distrust between the countries of the region," he said. Hikmet Sajeev emphasized that in the context of Armenian-African relations, it is necessary to approach the past sincerely. We are not erasing that past, but we are looking to the future in peace," he added. Trend notes that in a joint press conference with the Foreign Minister of the Netherlands today, Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov said: "We are following the political processes taking place in Armenia. Peace should be important for the Armenian society. Azerbaijan is ready to put an end to this issue.

"The peace treaty should bring real benefits to Armenia and Azerbaijan"

Yerevan /Mediamax/. Assistant to the President of Azerbaijan Hikmet Hajiyev said today that "the peace treaty should bring real benefits to Armenia and Azerbaijan, and not remain on paper." Speaking at the session of the Baku Platform for Cultural and Media Dialogue on the topic of Language of Peace and the Fight against Disinformation, Hajiyev noted that the issues of restoring trust and reconciliation between peoples should be given priority. Let's look at the situation in the Balkans. In the mid-1990s, all conflicts there were resolved, but there is still mistrust between the countries of the region," he said. Hikmet Hajiyev stressed that in the context of Armenian-Azerbaijani relations, it is necessary to approach the past honestly. We do not erase this past, but look to the future in peace," he added. Speaking today at a press conference with the Foreign Minister of the Netherlands, Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov noted: "We are watching the political processes taking place inside Armenia. Peace should be important for Armenian society. Azerbaijan is ready to put an end to this issue.

"Peace treaty must bring tangible benefits to Armenia and Azerbaijan”

Yerevan /Mediamax/. Azerbaijani presidential assistant Hikmet Hajiyev said today that "a peace treaty must bring tangible benefits to Armenia and Azerbaijan rather than remain merely on paper.” According to Trend, speaking at a session of the Baku Platform for Culture and Media Dialogue titled The Language of Peace and the Fight Against Disinformation, Hajiyev noted that restoring trust and fostering reconciliation between the two peoples should be a top priority. Let s look at the situation in the Balkans. By the mid-1990s, all the conflicts there had been resolved, but mistrust still exists among the countries in the region, he said. Hajiyev emphasized that, in the context of Armenian-Azerbaijani relations, it is necessary to take an honest approach to the past. We are not erasing that past, but we are looking to the future with peace, he added. Trend also reports that Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov, speaking today at a press conference with the Dutch foreign minister, said: We are monitoring the political developments taking place within Armenia. Peace must be a priority for Armenian society. Azerbaijan is ready to put an end to this issue.

'Symphony of Stars' and 'The Search for Truth' in Tenerife

From October 17 to 22, 2026, the eighth Starmus Festival was held on the islands of Tenerife and La Palma, under the motto The Search for Truth. The first Starmus Festival was held in Tenerife and La Palma in 2001. Before the launch of the Starmus VIII Festival, its founders, Queen guitarist Brian May and astrophysicist Gary Israel, commented on the choice of the motto. And very soon it will be very difficult for us to know what the truth is. This is the next theme of Starmus: the search for truth. How do we decide what the truth is? How do we find it? How do we talk about it? On October 17, the opening concert of the Symphony of the Stars was held, The main actors were Brian May, Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli, and English soprano Sarah Brightman. Before the start of the concert, there was also a ceremony to award the Medal of Stephen Hawking's name, founded 10 years ago. On October 17, in Tenerife, three of the four members of the Artemis II mission that flew around the moon in April of this year: NASA astronaut and spacecraft commander Reed Wiseman, NASA astronaut Victor Glover, and Canadian Space Agency astronaut Jeremy Hansen. which looks like a thumbnail from there, you want to call for love, peace, hope, and unity.

Azerbaijan has accused Iran's education minister of interfering in its affairs

The Ministry of Science and Education of Azerbaijan has qualified the announcement of Iran's Minister of Science, Research, and Technology, Hossein Sima, and Technology of Azerbaijan on the introduction of a unified school uniform in Azerbaijani schools In particular, the ministry has stated that as a result of Iran's policy, there is no school in that country where teaching is carried out in Azerbaijani. According to the Azerbaijani APA Agency, Iran's Minister of Science, Research, and Technology, Hossein Simai Saraf, has opposed the introduction of a unified school uniform in Azerbaijan and has announced the need to create a free educational environment.

An Azerbaijani citizen who was lost and found in Armenia has been returned

Azerbaijan has been returned to Azerbaijan as a result of being lost in Armenia. The Armenian National Security Service reported that the Azerbaijani citizen found in the Tavush region was handed over to the Azerbaijani judicial authorities on October 24.

"Real Armenia." Who needs a reformulation of the idea of the homeland?

The first section of the Real Armenia Ideology is devoted to the reformulation of the Armenian people's perceptions of the homeland. This ideology identifies the homeland with the internationally recognized territory of Armenia, and patriotism with the interests of the state. However, such claims raise a number of questions for the reader, including whether these claims are true, and why is it necessary to reformulate the idea of the homeland to the Armenian people, who have a five-thousand-year-old history? The identification of the homeland with the territory of the Republic of Armenia implies that a citizen of the Republic of Armenia cannot have a homeland outside that territory. However, a significant part of the population of Armenia is either a descendant of deprived emigrants or is a migrant himself. These people's perceptions of the homeland, regardless of their will, are related to settlements outside the borders of Armenia. It is not just a result of a choice or a decision, but a memory. Therefore, in order to change the perception of the homeland, first and foremost, it is necessary to deprive the individual of that memory, which is essentially impossible. As for the identification of patriotism and the interests of the state, the veracity of this also raises questions. Patriotism, first and foremost, is a system of emotion and moral obligations. It can have various manifestations: from care for the mother tongue and culture to participation in the defense of the homeland. However, when patriotism is identified with the interests of the state, this system of love and responsibility is distorted. How should the interest of the state be evaluated, who defines it? What happens when the stated state interest contradicts the views of the citizen, and so on? When patriotism begins to be interpreted in terms of the interests of the state, it turns from a conscious attitude toward one's own homeland into a requirement of political loyalty. The discussion about the veracity of the claims can go on for a long time. However, there is a more fundamental