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Unidentified perpetrators on December 27 destroyed a plaque commemorating the victims of the deportation of Kalmyks just two days after it was unveiled at a railway station in Volgograd.

A court in Russia's Kirov region on December 26 sentenced the region's imprisoned former governor, Nikita Belykh, to an additional 2 1/2 years in prison on a charge of abuse of power but spared him from serving the fresh sentence, citing the statute of limitations.

Hundreds of supporters gathered in Moscow on December 24 to back the potential presidential candidacy of Igor Girkin (aka Strelkov), once a leader of Russia-backed separatists in Ukraine's east who is now jailed.

Seven police officers were injured in the Serbian capital, Belgrade, late on December 24 as riot police tried to prevent hundreds of opposition supporters from entering the city council building in protest at alleged fraud during a general election last weekend, authorities said. 

Pakistani police on December 25 freed 290 Baluch activists who were arrested when they attempted to hold a protest last week in the capital, Islamabad.

Ukraine received $1.34 billion under the World Bank's public expenditures for administrative capacity endurance in Ukraine, the Ukrainian Finance Ministry said on December 25.

Serbian prosecutors said they are investigating a Kosovo Albanian man for alleged arms possession and trafficking after the Security Intelligence Agency said he is suspected of involvement in terrorism.

The prosecution asked Switzerland for help after an anonymous threat was sent via Swiss-based Protonmail to Serbian newspaper Danas warning it could “end up like Charlie Hebdo”, the French magazine whose staff were massacred.

Because of Youtuber Baka Prase the representatives of the target were invited to the Serbian Prosecutor’s Office for an interview Several leading companies and a number of citizens were subjected to torment, various forms of violence and harassment on the Instagram profile of @Bakaprase , and repeatedly complained about it on various platforms. Therefore, the […]

Bosnian prosecutors say the victims included military and civilian employees of the JNA, as well as military medical personnel.