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The former director of the Red Torch Theater in Novosibirsk, Aleksandr Kulyabin, whose son fled Russia last year after he protested against Moscow's invasion of Ukraine, has been detained on embezzlement charges.

Producers of Romania and Moldova's traditional blouse, the ia, hope its recent addition to UNESCO's list of intangible cultural heritage will boost calls to protect the industry from cheap copies flooding in from Asia.

Ticks are on the move. Warmer temperatures could create more places where they can thrive in Indiana and give them more time to feed. All of this could lead to more tick-borne illnesses in the future.

Russian authorities have detained six Crimean Tatars after their homes were searched in Ukraine's Moscow-annexed Crimean peninsula.

Beijing is looking to repair its reputation in Brussels after its hard-nosed diplomacy and support of Moscow throughout the war in Ukraine damaged ties, but it may find less fertile ground than expected within the European Union.

Dozens of ethnic Kyrgyz have sold what they own in Afghanistan's remote Wakhan Corridor and are seeking help from Kyrgyzstan to repatriate them to their ancestral homeland. The government says it's committed to repatriating the ethnic Kyrgyz, but there are many hurdles to facilitate their return.

Weeks after McDonald's announced it was leaving the country, Almaty restaurants that once bore the name of the global fast-food chain have reopened nameless -- or so it seems. Rumors that they might become part of the Russian McDonald's replacement, Tasty And That's It, have caused controversy.

The Green Bay Packers' reported asking price for a potential Aaron Rodgers trade has been revealed.

The Green Bay Packers' reported asking price for a potential Aaron Rodgers trade has been revealed.

The Green Bay Packers' reported asking price for a potential Aaron Rodgers trade has been revealed.