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REVIEW TOPICS: The Kremlin might be interested in removal of Alexander Lukashenko of Belarus, political analyst speculates President Lukashenko’s elder son introduced into Security Council of Belarus Kyrgyz opposition leader detained in Bishkek airport, faces legal charges

Serbia goes to the poll on 21st January. Since October when a new Constitution was adopted by referenda the county goes through an everlasting electoral fever, which, without any wonder, causes an electoral fatigue

REVIEW TOPICS: Special meeting of Polish bishops after Archbishop Wielgus affair In Krakow, Poland, a book will identify priests, whose name were found in Communist secret police files CIA secret document publicized crimes by Croatian paramilitaries’ leader

REVIEW TOPICS: German BND to investigate reasons of oil pipeline shut down Second prominent Polish churchman, Dean of Krakow’s Wawel Cathedral, quits in spy scandal Vatican says it knew nothing of Archbishop Wielgus’s past 

REVIEW TOPICS: British inspectors know who poisoned Alexander Litvinenko¼br /> Berezovsky is sure he will not be exchanged for Litvinenko case participants Russian diplomat’s mysterious death possibly related to murder of Litvinenko

On the Christmas Eve, the parliamentary foreign relation commission in Latvia decided to back the current presidential Chief of Staff as the country’s next ambassador to the United States.

RIYADH (AP) — The top Iranian national security official visited the king of Saudi Arabia to discuss Iran’s contentious nuclear programme on Sunday, a day before US secretary of state arrives in the kingdom.

MOGADISHU (Reuters) — African Union officials arrived in Somalia to finalise plans for a peacekeeping force as government troops searched for weapons in the latest push to bring back order after weeks of war, an official said on Sunday.

CAIRO (AP) — Police on Sunday arrested six prominent members of the Muslim Brotherhood, including two leaders and four top businessmen, in separate dawn raids across the country, police and the Islamic opposition group said.

BAIDOA (Reuters) — Somalia’s parliament declared on Saturday a three-month state of emergency amid fears of a return of clan violence after weeks of war ousted Islamists.