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RFE/RL Exclusive: Poisons, Patents, Phone Logs: Records Reveal Russian Scientists’ Ties To Military Intelligence

Russian military intelligence was in close contact with the head of a state research institute who coordinated with scientists specializing in chemistry and nanotechnologies in the weeks before the 2018 poisoning of ex-spy Sergei Skripal, according to newly obtained phone records.

3 In 4 Russians Concerned About Losing Their Job

What Do Russians Say About The U.S. Presidential Election?

COVID-19: As Russia Braces For Second Wave, 2 In 3 Medics Say The Country’s Not Ready

Who Do Russians Consider Their Biggest Enemies?

Censoring The Net

Freedom House says Internet freedom in the world has declined for the 10th consecutive year, and governments are using the COVID-19 pandemic as a “cover” to expand restrictions.

Balance Of Power: How Armenian And Azerbaijani Forces Stack Up

Decades In Power...And Counting

How The Tajik President Has Managed To Stay In Power For Nearly Three Decades

Tajikistan will hold a presidential election on October 11. There are six candidates in the race, including the incumbent, Emomali Rahmon, who is running for office for a fifth time.

A Timeline Of Russian Poisoning Cases

Over Vladimir Putin's 20 years in power, there have been numerous cases where outspoken Kremlin opponents are suspected of having been poisoned -- sometimes fatally.

The Conflict Between Armenia And Azerbaijan