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National Coat of Arms of Armenia was adopted by the Supreme Council in 1992. It replaced the emblem of the Armenian SSR after the collapse of the USSR. Its origins go back to the establishment of the Democratic Republic of Armenia (DRA) in 1918. In that year, an early variation of the coat of arms was adopted by the DRA. The coat of arms was designed by architect Alexander Tamanyan (best known for his work on Yerevan's city plan) and artist Hakob Kojoyan.

Although small in surface area, the Central American nation of Costa Rica looms large as an example to the rest of the world. Always a peace loving country, its armed services were disbanded in 1949, and it is arguably the 'greenest' country in the world.

As a parent, you know that two of your most crucial tasks are keeping your baby clean and keeping your baby asleep at night! Those jobs can be challenging enough at home, where you are armed with changing tables, cribs, swings, wipes warmers, white noise machines, ergonomic baby bathtubs, and a slew of other special items. While you are traveling, it can seem like an even more daunting challenge. But, with these baby travel gear essentials, you can keep your baby clean and sleeping peacefully on your trip!

Armed with kilos of overweight luggage and cumulatively more than a century of dive experience, our eager underwater digital SLR photographers arrived onboard the SY Indo Siren raring to capture the beauty of Raja Ampat in RAW images.

The European Investment Bank (EIB), the long-term lending arm of the European Union, has a long history of investing in critical airport infrastructure projects, often in situations where air transit has become a critical humanitarian need.