Category: 1. Russia

For over three years, Syed Abdul Samad Muzoon, a middle-aged former Afghan security official, has lived with his wife and their teenage daughter in Pakistan to pursue immigration to the United States.

During Washington’s nearly two-decade-long…

As European leaders attempt to organize a Ukraine peacekeeping mission amid a push by US President Donald Trump to clinch a cease-fire deal between Moscow and Kyiv, reports have spread that Beijing may want to play a role in maintaining the…

A seemingly innocuous photo posted online in September 2024 is a small piece in a larger mosaic of evidence uncovered by RFE/RL’s Belarus Service of a secret Russian nuclear weapons base in the Eastern European country.

Russian President…

On Tuesday, the Kremlin published a list of facilities in Russia and Ukraine that are subject to a temporary moratorium on strikes against energy infrastructure — a list it says was agreed upon by the Russian and American negotiators

The list…

Russia and the United States have agreed that a 30-day energy truce mentioned by Vladimir Putin last week applies to pipelines, power stations and refineries, the Kremlin said Tuesday.

Moscow insists the truce between Moscow and Kyiv…

Just hours before a court hearing on Monday, the U.S. Agency for Global Media (USAGM) agreed to release two weeks’ worth of funding for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, an international broadcaster best known for reaching audiences behind the…