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Kosovo's government says up to 300 convicts could be sent from Denmark to execute their sentences in Kosovar prisons in a deal that aims to alleviate strains in the Scandinavian EU member's prison system.

Twin crises threaten to cleave Bosnia-Herzegovina apart in the absence of solutions to intensified secession threats by Bosnian Serbs and long-standing demands for reform by Bosnian Croats. Can the center hold?

Kyrgyzstan has filed a lawsuit against Canada's Centerra Gold company, accusing it of violating the rights of employees at the Kumtor gold mine, which the Canadian firm ran for many years.

Prosecutors have asked a court in Moscow to sentence to lengthy prison terms four defendants convicted in a drugs operation that found almost 400 kilograms of cocaine on the premises of the Russian Embassy in Argentina.

A German court on December 15 will issue a verdict in the high-profile case of a Russian man accused of shooting dead a former Chechen militant in broad daylight in a Berlin park on the orders of Moscow.

French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz are set to hold talks with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy in Brussels on December 15, according to media reports, amid Western concerns over a Russian troop buildup near the Ukrainian border.

Tajik President Emomali Rahmon on December 15 appointed his third daughter, Ruhshona Rahmonova, to be the country’s ambassador to Britain.

The daughter of jailed Russian opposition politician Aleksei Navalny has received the Sakharov Prize -- the European Union's top human rights honor – on his behalf during a ceremony in the French city of Strasbourg.

Iran and the UN's nuclear watchdog have announced an agreement on replacing damaged cameras at an Iranian nuclear complex amid Western warnings that talks with Tehran on reviving a 2015 nuclear deal were “rapidly reaching the end of the road.”

How China became a force in Eurasia, a Uyghur court case, COVID disinformation, protests along the CPEC, and Olympic boycotts.