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Jailed Russian opposition politician Aleksei Navalny says prison administrators have placed a roommate in his punitive cell as a way of imposing psychological pressure on him.

A court in Moscow has sentenced a municipal lawmaker from the opposition Yabloko party to four years in prison on extortion charges that she rejects as politically motivated.

Romania, one of the EU’s top honey producers, lacks the processing factories it needs to ensure its output stays pure, and a loophole in EU legislation enables the use of dangerous pesticides that beekeepers and NGOs say are killing the bee population.

Following his side loss to Croatia in the quarterfinals of the ongoing FIFA World Cup, Brazil head coach Tite confirmed that he is leaving his position as the

Belarusian authorities have begun to take "military-patriotic" education more seriously. Summer camps are organized by military units, and military-patriotic clubs have been created for schoolchildren. And a new position has been introduced in schools this year: the military-patriotic educator.

Discover our editors’ picks for the most stylish, essential menswear and accessories, from a Ferragamo Chelsea boot to Todd Snyder's cashmere chore coat.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on December 8 that he believes  "mine terror" will be one of the charges against Russia when it is held to account for its invasion of Ukraine

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said that he will speak to his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, on December 11, and he will also speak to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy in order to strengthen the UN-backed Black Sea grain deal.

Four days after Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law expanding a ban on the promotion of "LGBT propaganda," the popular VKontakte (VK) social network has started putting a special disclaimer on online groups that post materials about LGBT communities.

Joy over the release of a U.S. basketball star freed from Russian custody in a swap with the “Merchant of Death” is clouded by concern for Americans still held. A Putin foe is sentenced to prison for criticizing the “monstrous war” in Ukraine, where Russian attacks on vital infrastructure persist.