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With Russia’s sweeping security demands and fears of a new invasion of Ukraine in focus, President Vladimir Putin used his annual press conference to signal that the Kremlin wants results at talks with the West -- but won’t wait long.

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Ukraine. European Security. COVID mandates. "Foreign agents." His political future. These are a few of the topics that Russian President Vladimir Putin may address at his annual press conference, amid rising tension over Moscow's military buildup near Ukraine and demands it has leveled at the West.

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Kyrgyz security officials have contradicted former President Askar Akaev's recent claim that charges against him in the high-profile Kumtor gold-mine case had been dropped.

A court in Minsk has sentenced four anarchist activists to lengthy prison terms amid an ongoing crackdown on those challenging the official results of last year's presidential election that handed victory to strongman Alyaksandr Lukashenka.

Bulgaria’s Prime Minister Kiril Petkov says his government has neither discussed nor taken any decision on an eventual deployment of NATO troops in the Black Sea country as a response to Russia's troop buildup near the border with Ukraine.

Prime Minister Naftali Bennett has reaffirmed Israel's opposition to negotiations on reviving the 2015 nuclear deal with Iran during a meeting with visiting U.S. national-security adviser Jake Sullivan.

The editor in chief of Russia’s Novaya gazeta, who shared this year’s Nobel Peace Prize, has denounced the Russian government’s so-called “foreign agents” law as “a filthy stigma that the authorities try to hang on all of their opponents.”

Dutch prosecutors have requested life sentences for three Russians and a Ukrainian on trial in absentia on charges of playing a role in downing a passenger jet over Ukraine in 2014, killing 298 people.