Police in the Azerbaijani capital, Baku, have detained several protesters who had gathered for a second straight day of unauthorized demonstrations.
At least four civilians and three soldiers are said to have died during cross-border skirmishes between Pakistani and Indian troops late on October 19, reportedly making it one of the deadliest days since New Delhi revoked the special status of Indian-administered Kashmir in August.
Voting has begun in local elections in Moldova, in its first electoral test since a pro-Western government took power four months ago following a bitter constitutional standoff.
Search and rescue operations have resumed at the site of a deadly dam collapse in the Russian Siberian region of Krasnoyarsk, the Russian Emergency Situations Ministry says.
Preliminary results from Afghanistan’s September 28 presidential election --- expected to be reported on October 19 – have been delayed, the country’s Independent Election Commission (IEC) says.
A Ukrainian court has suspended a hearing on whether to return share ownership of PrivatBank to its previous owners, in a case that is being closely watched by Ukraine’s international lenders and foreign investors as a litmus test for commitments to genuine reform.
Russia's Foreign Ministry says it will issue a formal note of protest to the U.S. Embassy in Moscow after Russian authorities caught three U.S. diplomats in a restricted area near a secret test site in northern Russia, state-run news agency TASS has reported.
Former Ukrainian Prosecutor-General Yuriy Lutsenko is being investigated on suspicion of abuse of power, Ukrayinska Pravda has reported, citing a response to an inquiry it received from the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU).
Dozens of journalists and members of media freedom associations assembled outside the Serbian government headquarters on October 16 to demand that intimidation, threats, and violence end toward members of their profession.
Leading European Union lawmakers have endorsed the appointment of former Romanian anticorruption official Laura Codruta Koevesi as the bloc’s first antifraud prosecutor.
Police in Kosovo say they have arrested an ethnic Serb police officer and another is being sought on suspicion of involvement in the slaying of Kosovo Serb leader Oliver Ivanovic nearly two years ago.
Police in northwestern Bosnia-Herzegovina have rounded up hundreds of migrants living in abandoned buildings and public spaces and moved them to a temporary refugee camp as the authorities warned of a looming humanitarian crisis with winter approaching.
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