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Belarus recommends citizens refrain from travel to six European countries amid protests

On Sunday, October 25, the Belarusian Foreign Ministry urged citizens not to make non-essential trips to France, Belgium, Italy, Spain, Portugal and Albania due to protests related to pensions, housing, education and corruption. The ministry reported a 'sharp deterioration' in the political situation, possible curfews and limited access to consular assistance.

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Ukraine's Foreign Ministry called the Lviv Regional Council's decision on the 'UPA year' counterproductive

Ukraine's Foreign Ministry stated that the decision of the Lviv Regional Council to declare 2027 the year of Roman Shukhevych, the UPA and Oleh Olzhych was made at the regional level without consultations with diplomats. The ministry criticized the decision, calling it counterproductive for Ukrainian-Polish relations. The Polish defense minister called it 'unacceptable,' and the Polish foreign minister added the author of the idea to the list of undesirable persons.

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Azerbaijan declared 31 Turkish citizens 'undesirable persons' over internet posts

The Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry banned entry to the country for 31 Turkish citizens, including politicians, a member of parliament, an imam and a sports commentator. The reason cited was internet posts that Baku assessed as directed against the sovereignty and security of the republic, as well as containing calls for the violent change of power and incitement of religious hatred.

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Russian Foreign Ministry Names Condition for Normalizing Relations with Japan

Russia is ready to return to normal relations with Japan provided Tokyo backs up its renunciation of anti-Russian activities with real deeds and takes into account Russian security concerns. The statement was made following consultations between the foreign ministries of the two countries, held on October 20 at the initiative of the Japanese side.

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