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In a strategic move that underscores its ambitious expansion plans, the Kazakh hotel chain Pana, owned by Aqniet Group, is gearing up to make its mark in

I often hear in the context of the legendary Budapest Memorandum that "Ukrainians are stupid because they gave up their nuclear weapons for nothing."

Through open source research, Mediazona, a Russian independent media outlet, together with BBC Russia, confirmed the names of 39,424 Russian soldiers who had been killed since the beginning of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.

In an interview with a popular Moscow anchorwoman, the oligarch Umar Džabrailov, very powerful in the early 2000s, at the time of Putin's first enthronement, has reappeared on the scene. A ghost of a dark period, he seems to be reappearing to resume from scratch a 'refounding' of Russia linked once again to war and power plots.

Serbia's ruling populists insisted on Tuesday that weekend snap elections were free and fair despite criticism from international observers who noted multiple irregularities and unjust conditions for parties during the vote. Political tensions in Serbia soared over the snap parliamentary and local election on Sunday. Several thousand people rallied on Monday to protest alleged fraud at the ballot for municipal authorities in Belgrade, the capital.

Anadolu Efes will be the sole owner of the business, according to a regulatory filing.

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BELGRADE, Serbia (AP) — Serbia’s ruling populists insisted on Tuesday that weekend snap elections were free and fair despite criticism from international observers who noted multiple irregularities during the vote in the Balkan nation that is a candidate for European Union membership. Political tensions in Serbia soared over the parliamentary and local elections on Sunday. […]

Anheuser-Busch InBev SA (NYSE: BUD) has reportedly reached an agreement to transfer its stake in a Russian joint venture to its Turkish partner, Anadolu Efes.

A Russian court has reportedly ruled that Baltika could continue to use Carlsberg brands despite the Danish brewer terminating its licences.