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Tripoli, 5 December 2021 (Lana) The Conference on Environmental Impacts of Pollution kicked off in Tripoli on Sunday. The conference is organized by the Ministry of Environment under the slogan

The Belarusian Defense Ministry has summoned Ukraine's military attaché to protest what the ministry said were "increasing violations" of Belarus's airspace by Ukrainian aircraft.

Human Rights Watch is calling on Azerbaijan to conduct a "prompt, impartial, and thorough" investigation into the violent dispersal of a peaceful protest by police in Baku earlier this week, and the "horrific" beating of an opposition politician and vocal government critic while in detention.

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The family of Kazakhstan's first president, Nursultan Nazarbaev, is well-known for living extravagantly and acquiring expensive property abroad. This has often been noted in international media concerning Nazarbaev's three daughters, but his brother Bolat might be the wildest example of them all.

U.S. President Joe Biden has said that he is prepared to "make it very, very difficult" for Russia to launch an attack against Ukraine, amid growing Western concerns over Moscow’s intentions in the face of a Russian military buildup near the Ukrainian border.

U.S. President Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin will hold a secure video call on December 7 to discuss Ukraine and other topics, the White House and Kremlin have confirmed.

Human rights and media-freedom watchdogs are calling on Russia to stop prosecuting media lawyers and allow reporters to receive proper legal assistance as the authorities are "stepping up their harassment" of journalists via the controversial "foreign agents" law.

The authorities in Chechnya have included a biography of strongman leader Ramzan Kadyrov's assassinated father, A Path Bathed In Light, as required reading in the North Caucasus region's schools. It's part of what critics call an elaborate personality cult that lionizes Kadyrov and his family.

Hundreds of demonstrators are gathering in Belgrade and other cities and town across Serbia to protest against new legal amendments they contend favor private companies to the detriment of citizens and the environment.