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A Belarusian Greek Catholic priest has been fined for having a bumper sticker on his car saying: "Ukraine, Forgive Us."

A Russian historian,who is also the head of the Memorial human rights group in the northwestern region of Karelia will soon be transferred from a detention center in the city of Petrozavodsk to a penal colony to serve a lengthy prison term on charges he and his supporters have staunchly denied.

2 day peace talks being held at presidential Dolmabahce office.

The widow of a man killed in the bloody January uprising in Kazakhstan says officials have put pressure on her in an apparent bid to get testimony for the government's version of events.

Russian and Ukrainian delegations have opened face-to-face talks in Istanbul, the first such contact between the two sides in more than two weeks.

In the weeks since President Vladimir Putin ordered the invasion of Ukraine, Russia state TV broadcasts have been a blur of unsubstantiated, often wildly false claims about the war and the actions of Kyiv and the West. Here’s a sampling.

Police in Kazakhstan’s largest city, Almaty, have launched a probe against former radio presenter Lyubov Panova over her online promise to turn to Russian President Vladimir Putin "to take care" of "Nazis" in Kazakhstan.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has signed a law restricting the dissemination of military information during the current state of emergency, with violators facing up to 12 years in prison.

Noted opposition figure Zhanbolat Mamai has been remanded in custody by a court in Kazakhstan on charges of insulting law enforcement officers and distributing "false information," accusations he and his supporters call politically motivated.

The NFL Draft is right around the corner. Prospects from all over the country will hope to hear their name called over three days of action in Las Vegas from April 28th through the 30th. Here is the complete guide of when and how often your team is slated to pick in this year's draft.