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John Krasinski’s 'Some Good News' was more than just a show — it was a life raft

Krasinski will remain onboard as an executive producer and will hold a recurring on-camera role, but he is not expected to host the new installments. John krasinski good news Montana Free Press

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Post on time, every timeGet actionable insights on the best times to post without the heavy data crunching. We accelerate the value of Media Cloud tools, develop and execute media analysis research agendas, and synthesize research towards actionable insights. “I was starting to get bummed out and trying to figure out how I was going to wade through this weird, uncertain time,” Krasinski said. “I had this idea a few years ago to start a good-news network, and said, ‘You should do it right now.’

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LS: Well, we had a lot of losses, not only territorial. Armenians lost more than 5,000 lives. And many people were displaced — officially over 40,000 from Nagorno-Karabakh. Some of them stayed in Karabakh, in other territories that are now controlled by Armenians; some moved to Armenia and others moved abroad, mostly to Russia, because it’s the easiest option. 'We are not involved.' DeSantis says he's steering clear of Trump, Stormy Daniel... Armenia’s trade is constrained by two closed borders and limited trade with Iran. Most of the country’s trade goes through Georgia. In 2015, Armenia became a member of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) in which the Eurasian Economic Commission is responsible for a common trade policy, including tariffs and technical regulations. Armenia does not have a common border with any EAEU countries, and goods must pass via Georgia to other EAEU countries, which leads to several complications. In 2017, Armenia signed a new agreement (CEPA) with the EU (in place of the previously negotiated association agreement), which regulates Armenia’s trade with the EU.