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Russian lawmakers have approved a law criminalizing the distribution of "deliberately false information" about the operations of state entities, including embassies abroad, in an expansion of a much criticized piece of legislation.

Olympic weightlifting champion Nijat Rahimov has been declared guilty of doping violations and has been stripped of his 2016 gold medal.

As hundreds of thousands of Russians leave their homeland amid the Ukraine war and resulting economic crisis, the new arrivals in Uzbekistan have caused rental prices and home sales to skyrocket in the capital, Tashkent.

Interviews with some of Taplanszentkereszt's 2,000 residents suggest their support for the ruling party shouldn't necessarily be taken for granted.

Serdar Berdymukhammedov, son of long-standing autocratic Turkmen leader Gurbanguly Berdymukhammedov, has taken office as president.

With hundreds of Belarusians fighting for Ukraine and with hundreds more willing to take up arms to defend their southern neighbor, opposition activists suspect the state is resorting to fake social-media chats to catch would-be volunteers.

Serious, and seemingly predictable, obstacles to secure communications and data sharing among branches of the Russian military appear to have hampered its invasion plans from the first days of the war in Ukraine.

The United States will deploy a Stryker armored-vehicle infantry company for a NATO battle group being established in Bulgaria as the Western alliance moves to shore up its eastern flank in the face of Russian aggression in the region.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has called for fresh talks with Moscow more than three weeks into Russia's invasion of his country, with fighting raging throughout Ukraine and Russia saying its troops have entered a strategic port city in the southeast.