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The United States has urged authorities in Bosnia-Herzegovina to investigate ceremonies held over the weekend marking the banned Republika Srpska Day in the country’s Serb-dominated entity.

Security talks with Russia to address a brewing crisis at eastern Ukraine's border move to NATO headquarters in Brussels on January 12 amid low expectations for a breakthrough.

The father of Ivan Zhdanov, a close associate of jailed opposition leader Aleksei Navalny, has been detained for allegedly violating restrictions imposed on him after he was handed a suspended prison sentence last month in a corruption case that critics say is politically motivated.

President Qasym-Zhomart Toqaev has arrived in Almaty, his first visit to Kazakhstan's largest city since deadly riots last week prompted him to invite troops from the Russian-led CSTO to stabilize the situation amid an apparent standoff with loyalists of former President Nursultan Nazarbaev.

Lithuania has terminated its state-owned railway contract with Minsk on the transportation of Belarusian potash amid U.S. sanctions imposed on Belaruskali, the potash-producing giant.

Armenia says three of its soldiers have died in fighting along the border with Azerbaijan, raising fears the Caucasus neighbors may be edging toward another war.

Kosovo is targeting cryptocurrency miners, whose operations to produce virtual currency are draining the country's electricity grid, amid a state of emergency linked to an energy crunch. In Kosovo crypto mining is big business, so what happens next?

Protesters opposed to Bulgaria’s COVID-19 restrictions have clashed with police in front of the parliament building in Sofia as the country notched a record number of infections from the virus.

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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has announced price caps on six basic foodstuffs as of February 1 in order to fight inflation ahead of elections this spring.