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US grants Serbia’s NIS sixth sanctions waiver
The delay follows recent US-Russia talks in Alaska, which may have influenced Washington’s decision.
Brazil tightens surveillance of Bolsonaro as coup trial approaches
Brazilian authorities have imposed round-the-clock police monitoring of former president Jair Bolsonaro amid warnings he represents a "concrete flight risk" ahead of his trial on coup-related charges.
Russia orders emergency operation in race to save mountaineer trapped on Kyrgyzstan’s highest peak
Top official responds to desperate appeal from climber Natalia Nagovitsyna’s son who believes she is still alive.
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End of Bolivia's leftist era leaves Chinese and Russian lithium deals in limbo
Bolivia’s October presidential run-off has become a contest not only between two political traditions but also over the management of the country’s vast but underdeveloped lithium resources.
Kosovo gets parliament speaker but months-long political stalemate persists
Prolonged political deadlock had prevented Kosovo's assembly from functioning and blocked the formation of new state institutions since the February general election.