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Overnight Russian Strikes Hit Multiple Ukrainian Cities: Fires, Casualties and One Dead
Russian forces launched a wave of overnight strikes across Ukraine on the night of 22–23 September, hitting Kyiv, Zapo...
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Russian forces launched a wave of overnight strikes across Ukraine on the night of 22–23 September, hitting Kyiv, Zapo...
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Parents in Tbilisi’s Vera neighborhood protested after administrators of Tbilisi Public School No. 21 sent an SMS on 1...
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A sharp rise in prices and mounting economic pressure linked to sanctions and a prolonged standoff with the United State...
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Employees of state-funded institutions in several Russian regions say they are being pressured by employers to vote in p...
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Organizers of the Zion Festival in Tbilisi reversed an initial decision to bar all Russian citizens from attending, sayi...
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Serbia has set parliamentary elections for October 25, but questions persist about whether legal changes enacted this ye...
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Reports that the executive secretary of the Azerbaijan Cinematographers Union, Əli İsa Cabbarov—recognized for suppo...
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Central Asian governments are promoting the idea of a unified visa and simpler border procedures to expand tourism, but...
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A local news site reported that authorities and election commissions have opened scrutiny into the finances and campaign...
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A new report by the International Partnership for Human Rights (IPHR) covering mid‑March to mid‑August 2026 finds th...
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Ayrat Gomärbaev, a 36-year-old neurologist nominated by the Yabloko party in Tatarstan’s single-mandate 34th district...
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A July 2024 law that raised state and consular fees has made renunciation of Russian citizenship far more expensive, whi...
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The Republic of Bashkortostan will introduce a formal mark for pupil conduct in ten schools from Sept. 1, Education Mini...
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Five years after the Taliban seized control of Afghanistan in 2021, many young people say their ambitions and daily free...
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After an August 1 explosion at a Moscow restaurant, migrant couriers in the city say they have been subject to stepped-u...
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Lithuania's Foreign Ministry has proposed a package of amendments to the country's sanctions law that would bar certain...
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Tajikistan has released 8,008 prisoners under a new amnesty law signed by President Emomali Rahmon on June 16, 2026. Jus...
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A Medeu district court in Almaty on July 14 found civic activist Айжан Мамешова guilty of “deliberately s...
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Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty's Most programme brought together Rade Veljanovski and Oliver Tošković to probe the ap...
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Local administrations in multiple Russian regions have issued or circulated instructions asking schoolteachers to serve...
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Hudson Institute fellow Mary Kissel warns that recent missile exchanges and incidents in the Strait of Hormuz are strain...
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Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko is under pressure to ensure Minsk does not become a direct participant in the...
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Ina Kuley, a civic activist and the wife of former presidential candidate Alexander Milinkevich, appears on the latest e...
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An investigative court in Almaty on June 12 extended the pretrial detention of activist and civic journalist Sanjar Boka...
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Eric T. Chester's Silencing "Fighting Bob" chronicles a coordinated wartime campaign by federal agencies and allied priv...
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New measures permit Hong Kong police to require people suspected of breaking the China-imposed national security law to...