Uladzimer Yanukevich, the chief editor of the independent Intex-press newspaper in the western city of Baranavichy, was questioned at a local police d
Macky Sall says he understands protesters' frustrations, as Ousmane Sonko urges supporters to remain calm but plan for larger protests'
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken says Washington 'deeply troubled' by Melia's arrest
Wine says authorities blocked his attempt to present case, citing police lockdown of his party's offices
In exclusive VOA interview, opposition candidate says military, not electoral commission, oversaw January 14 vote
Cisse's family told The Associated Press that he died after contracting COVID-19
The arrest came after police released a statement that warned candidates against violating COVID-19 guidelines
Artur Vanetsyan who formerly headed Armenia's National Security Service, was detained after his arrival for a meeting with the service's Investigative
The meeting came as Human Rights Watch accused the Belarusian government of unlawful detentions and torture
A Picture from a German Hospital with Plans to Return to Russia
Western nations weigh penalties against Moscow
The Venezuelan government suggest pardons for opposition members was done in the spirit of "reconciliation" ahead of December legislative elections
Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya says country's political crisis is an internal affair as protests continue and president refuses to step down
New infections in France put the reopening of schools in jeopardy
Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya says she felt duty-bound to do what she could to support protesters in her home country but would not run for president again
Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya tells supporters she feared for her children's safety on 3rd straight night of violent anti-government protests
Iranian state television report did not say when or where Sharmahd had been detained
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Group fears Zimbabwe may be using the pandemic as a pretext to clamp down on citizens' freedoms
This week, police arrested a prominent investigative journalist and an opposition leader, accusing them of inciting public violence
Most new cases have been in Seoul metropolitan area, where health authorities have struggled to trace transmissions
China is reporting its lowest number of new virus infections in six weeks and hundreds of patients in the stricken city that is the outbreak's epicent