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When the Taliban seized power in Afghanistan 25 years ago, almost everyone was against it. But Afghanistan's northerly neighbors in Central Asia have taken a different attitude toward the militant group this time in crafting a relationship.

NBA betting expert Nick Galaida previews Warriors vs. Knicks odds and gives you free picks and predictions for tonight — Tuesday, December 14, 2021.

Serbia has taken a step toward its goal of joining the EU by opening talks on four policy areas, but European officials warn Belgrade that progress in the process still depends on continued reforms and normalizing relations with Kosovo.

The ousted first president of independent Kyrgyzstan, Askar Akaev, has arrived in Bishkek for the second time since August for questioning in connection with an investigation into possible corruption around one of the world's biggest gold mines. 

Lilia Chanysheva, the former leader of a regional organization for jailed Kremlin critic Aleksei Navalny, says she is preparing for the worst in her trial on extremism charges, but believes it would have been “a bigger tragedy” had she opted to flee the country before her arrest last month.

Bulgaria’s lawmakers are expected to vote on December 13 to elect Kiril Petkov as prime minister and approve his proposed government after the new anti-corruption We Continue The Change party (PP) sealed a governing coalition deal with three other factions.

IT major Wipro on Monday selected Oracle Cloud to digitise its air cargo process, as demand grows for rapid cargo transportation services in the country.

Saudi Arabia and Iran have held a new round of talks aimed at mending badly strained ties, the Jordanian state news agency reported on December 13, as the Saudi envoy to the United Nations accused Tehran of playing "games" in its dialogue with Riyadh.

A court in Moscow has handed lengthy prison terms to two men after a jury found them guilty of killing the notorious crime kingpin Yaponchik (The Little Japanese) more than 12 years ago.

Belarusian strongman Alyaksandr Lukashenka has replaced the long-serving chief of the Central Election Commission ahead of an expected referendum on constitutional amendments he initiated following protests last year over the official results of a presidential election that extended his rule.