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The US and UK told families of embassy personnel to leave Kyiv. Some Ukrainian and EU officials say that's alarmist.

This webinar will bring together a collection of EU and British views to see where everyone stands on the Russia-Ukraine crisis

Who do Belarusians trust? What do they think about the political crisis? What geopolitical preferences do they have? How do they assess social tension in society? A new sociological study by Chatham House. The presentation will take place on Zoom on January 20 at noon (Belarusian time). Speaker: Ryhor Astapenia, director of the Belarus Initiative in the Russia and Eurasia

THIS time last week US and Nato officials along with their Russian counterparts were preparing to sit down in Geneva, Brussels, and Vienna for…

Kazakhstan are being closely watched by opposition groups and other former soviet republics, including relatives, and its excelled opposition leader. should not help other dictators to stay in power. russia says its deployment of troops is temporary. china has expressed support for what it calls strong measures taken to support for what it calls strong measures ta ken to restore support for what it calls strong measures taken to restore stability in kazakhstan, where it has significant investmen...

Russia-Ukraine sea encounter highlights jittery nerves in the region

NATO has asked Russia to "reduce tensions and de-escalate" as Kyiv increases its calls to join the U.S-led alliance to counter the threat from Moscow.

Having won the snap poll, the leader may usher in a period of easier relations with neighbours, say analysts.

As we approach 26th anniversary of signing the Dayton Accords, Bosnia and Herzegovina is in dire need of stability. The BiH Constitution is Annex 4 of...

November 24th, 5 PM (UTC + 3), online Pre-registration is required for access, details are below. Background: