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A German media regulatory panel has ruled that Russian state broadcaster RT must cease broadcasting its German-language programs in the country, reaffirming a ruling in December that said RT lacked the necessary license.

Dozens of people have blocked a major highway in the Turkmen province of Mary after police tried to dismantle a makeshift bazaar, a rare protest in the tightly-controlled Central Asian country.

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba says his country will never give special status to parts of eastern regions of Luhansk and Donetsk, commonly known as the Donbas, which have been under the control of Russia-backed separatists since April 2014.

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Ukraine says Russian forces near its border are not yet large enough to conduct a full-scale invasion, even as the United States continues to insist an attack could be "imminent."

Olympics open the door for rare face time with Xi, why Beijing is watching things in Ukraine, and India makes its moves in Central Asia.

A Russian lawmaker from the North Caucasus region of Chechnya has vowed to "cut off the heads" of all members of the family of Abubakar Yangulbayev, a former lawyer for the Committee Against Torture group.

A confidential IRGC document leaked to RFE/RL's Radio Farda warns that discontent has increased significantly in Iran and society is in a state of "explosion." 

Russian President Vladimir Putin and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson are due to talk by phone on February 2 amid a flurry of diplomacy meant to try to ease tensions over Moscow's troop build-up at the border with Ukraine that have raised fears of a possible invasion. 

The United States will send about 3,000 troops to Poland, Romania, and Germany this week as Washington bolsters allies in Europe amid Russia's troop buildup near Ukraine, the Pentagon says.