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Incumbent president and conservative rival in Croatia run-off: exit polls Croatia's centre-left President Ivo Josipovic and his conservative rival Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic will face off in a run-off vote on January 11.

29 December 2014

NATO to hold ceremony Sunday marking end of its Afghan war NATO will hold a ceremony in Kabul later formally ending its war in Afghanistan, officials said, after 13 years of conflict.

28 December 2014

Japan plans law to speed up overseas deployment of troops Japan plans to draw up a law to speed the deployment of troops overseas for peacekeeping operations and to support alliesю

28 December 2014

Greek don't want new adventure, PM warns ahead of vote The Greek public doesn't want a new adventure, Prime Minister warned as he sought to stave off a snap election by urging lawmakers to choose a new president.

28 December 2014

N. Korea calls Obama 'monkey', blames US for blackout North Korea on Saturday called US President Barack Obama a "monkey" for inciting cinemas to screen a comedy featuring a fictional plot to kill its leader.

27 December 2014

New Russian military doctrine labels NATO as main threat The Kremlin branded the expansion of NATO as a fundamental threat to Russia in a revised military doctrine that dramatically reflects deteriorating relations with the West.

27 December 2014

Ukraine halts trains and buses to Russian-held Crimea Ukraine said it was suspending all rail and bus services to Russian-occupied Crimea because of security concerns.

27 December 2014

Spain PM promises economy will 'take off' in 2015 Spain's Prime Minister promised the country's economy would "take off" again in 2015.

27 December 2014

Single services market to come into effect in Eurasian Union Eurasian Union member states activating single services market in more than 40 service sectors.

26 December 2014

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Obama praises US troops as Afghanistan mission winds down President Barack Obama in a Christmas Day speech to US troops stationed in Hawaii hailed their "extraordinary dedication and sacrifices."

26 December 2014

PM under fire as 100,000 flee worst Malaysia floods in decades Malaysia's worst flooding in decades forced more than 100,000 people to flee as premier Najib Razak came under fire after photos showed him golfing with US President.

26 December 2014

Croatia's classical composer president seeks second term Croatia's atypical president Ivo Josipovic is running for re-election with an emphasis on the more conventional promise of restoring economic health to the European Union's newest member.

26 December 2014

Queen says fixing division in Scotland 'will take time Healing differences in Scotland after a divisive referendum that came close to splitting the United Kingdom this year will take time.

26 December 2014

Kazakhstanis should make conclusions from Ukrainian crisis: President Nazarbayev For us, Kazakhstanis, what has happened in Ukraine is a great lesson: it is accord and stability that have enabled us to achieve what we have now, he said.

26 December 2014

Nurly Zhol infrastructure project to strengthen EEU: Nazarbayev President of Kazakhstan spoke about Nurly Zhol project during a nationwide teleconference dedicated to the Day of Industrialization.

25 December 2014

CSTO summit adopts joint statement Presidents of CSTO member states have signed a joint statement during the session of the Collective Security Council on December 23 in Moscow.

25 December 2014

Kazakhstan’s President on plans to construct a 4th oil refinery Back in the autumn 2014 the country’s Energy Ministry announced that a decision had been taken to build up the processing capabilities of the Shymkent-based oil refinery rather than have a 4th refinery constructed.

25 December 2014

Queen praises Ebola health workers in Christmas message Queen Elizabeth II will pay tribute in her annual Christmas Day broadcast to the "selflessness" of medical staff and aid workers fighting the Ebola epidemic.

25 December 2014

China city bans Christmas in schools, warns over 'Western' culture A Chinese city has banned schools from holding Christmas events, highlighting official suspicions about the increasingly popular festival because of its foreign origins.

25 December 2014