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June 20, 2024
Interactive: This Is How Iran Is Ruled

The lines of authority in the Islamic republic all stem from the supreme leader.

June 12, 2024
Nice Work If You Can Get It: Putin's Protectors Promoted

Getting a plum government gig in Russia is a lot easier if you’ve served in the Kremlin’s presidential bodyguard agency, the Federal Protection Service (bonus points if you’ve saved Vladimir Putin from a bear). At least seven former Putin bodyguards now hold various top jobs in government.
June 11, 2024
Interactive: Kakhovka Dam Destruction: Before, After, And A Year Later

The Kakhovka Dam on Ukraine's Dnieper River was destroyed on June 6, 2023, causing unprecedented flooding and endangering the Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant. Using satellite images taken before, after, and a year later, we look at how the landscape near the dam and the power plant has changed.
May 22, 2024
Knives Out: Russia’s Military Command

The upheaval in Russia's military leadership continued as a top general was arrested shortly after the appointments of a new defense minister and a new deputy.
May 03, 2024
Silencing The Press: A Global Map Of Imprisoned Journalists

Over 300 journalists are imprisoned worldwide. Journalists are imprisoned on charges ranging from violating censorship to insulting religions and defamation. Explore the map to discover the number of journalists behind bars in each country and the charges (if any) they face.
February 16, 2024
The $60 Billion Aid Package Ukraine Is Waiting For

Here's where the money would go if the U.S. Congress approves the latest package of aid for Ukraine -- and what's currently holding up the legislative process.
December 25, 2023
Tap To Reveal: Budapest's Lost Glories

Before World War II and a communist dictatorship devastated Budapest in the 20th century, the Hungarian capital was home to several architectural treasures that now exist only in photographs.
November 30, 2023
Inside Russia’s Fake Private Mercenary Company Fighting In Ukraine

A new interactive investigation by RFE/RL reveals the inner workings of a secretive scheme by Russian military intelligence to recruit fighters for the Kremlin's war on Ukraine under the guise of a fictitious private military company.
September 14, 2023
'Naked' And Defiant: Diary Of An Iranian Protester

An Iranian woman writes her thoughts on the hijab, Iran’s brutal crackdown against protesters, and life for women in the capital ahead of the anniversary of Mahsa Amini’s death.
June 28, 2023
Interactive Map: Occupied, Militarized Crimea

As Ukrainian leaders vow to reclaim all territories seized by Russia, Moscow has prepared extensive defensive measures, particularly in Crimea, a region unlawfully annexed in 2014.
March 15, 2023
Special Report: The Protests That Shook Iran's Clerical System

More than 500 people have reportedly been killed in Iran's brutal crackdown on anti-regime protesters. We profile six of those who were killed, name more than 300 demonstrators whose deaths we have independently verified, and explain why these protests are unique.
June 23, 2022
The Brutal Killing Of A Reporter Who Probed Putin's Past

As Vladimir Putin’s political star rose, journalist Anatoly Levin-Utkin was a key researcher behind one of the Russian media’s first articles digging into the former KGB officer’s past. Then he was beaten to death.

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The Far-Right Firebrand Too Dangerous To Run For Romania's Presidency

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Thursday 20 June 2024

Interactive: This Is How Iran Is Ruled

Nice Work If You Can Get It: Putin's Protectors Promoted

Interactive: Kakhovka Dam Destruction: Before, After, And A Year Later

Knives Out: Russia’s Military Command

Silencing The Press: A Global Map Of Imprisoned Journalists

The $60 Billion Aid Package Ukraine Is Waiting For

Tap To Reveal: Budapest's Lost Glories

Inside Russia’s Fake Private Mercenary Company Fighting In Ukraine

'Naked' And Defiant: Diary Of An Iranian Protester

Interactive Map: Occupied, Militarized Crimea

Special Report: The Protests That Shook Iran's Clerical System

The Brutal Killing Of A Reporter Who Probed Putin's Past

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It's Election Season In Romania. Here's Everything You Need To Know.

How Kazakhstan's Booming Oil Business Led To The End Of One Kazakh Village

Ukrainian Frontline Troops Voice Resentment At Lack Of New Recruits

The Week In Russia: The Motives Behind Russia's Ballistic Missile Strike On Ukraine

'Skin And Bones': Holodomor Survivor Shares Childhood Memories From Stalin-Era Famine

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In Russia's War Economy, The Warning Lights Are Blinking

Putin Says Russia Fired New Intermediate Missile At Ukraine After ICBM Accusations

RFE/RL Reveals Chilling New Details Of Bucha Massacre As Ukraine Marks 1,000 Days Of War

Steps Too Far As Moscow, Washington Cross 'Red Lines' Over Ukraine?

Dutch Deliver Final 2 F-16 Jets, As Germany, U.S. Set New Ukraine Aid Packages

Ukraine Live Briefing: Russia To Continue Testing Ballistic Missiles

The Far-Right Firebrand Too Dangerous To Run For Romania's Presidency

Wider Europe Briefing: Georgia's Vanishing EU Dreams

Report: Senior North Korean General Wounded In Russia

Danish Military Keeps Watch On Chinese Ship Suspected Of Baltic Cable Sabotage

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RFE/RL's Infographics

Thursday 20 June 2024

Interactive: This Is How Iran Is Ruled

Nice Work If You Can Get It: Putin's Protectors Promoted

Interactive: Kakhovka Dam Destruction: Before, After, And A Year Later

Knives Out: Russia’s Military Command

Silencing The Press: A Global Map Of Imprisoned Journalists

The $60 Billion Aid Package Ukraine Is Waiting For

Tap To Reveal: Budapest's Lost Glories

Inside Russia’s Fake Private Mercenary Company Fighting In Ukraine

'Naked' And Defiant: Diary Of An Iranian Protester

Interactive Map: Occupied, Militarized Crimea

Special Report: The Protests That Shook Iran's Clerical System

The Brutal Killing Of A Reporter Who Probed Putin's Past

Editors' Picks

It's Election Season In Romania. Here's Everything You Need To Know.

How Kazakhstan's Booming Oil Business Led To The End Of One Kazakh Village

Ukrainian Frontline Troops Voice Resentment At Lack Of New Recruits

The Week In Russia: The Motives Behind Russia's Ballistic Missile Strike On Ukraine

'Skin And Bones': Holodomor Survivor Shares Childhood Memories From Stalin-Era Famine

Top Trending

In Russia's War Economy, The Warning Lights Are Blinking

Putin Says Russia Fired New Intermediate Missile At Ukraine After ICBM Accusations

RFE/RL Reveals Chilling New Details Of Bucha Massacre As Ukraine Marks 1,000 Days Of War

Steps Too Far As Moscow, Washington Cross 'Red Lines' Over Ukraine?

Dutch Deliver Final 2 F-16 Jets, As Germany, U.S. Set New Ukraine Aid Packages

Ukraine Live Briefing: Russia To Continue Testing Ballistic Missiles

The Far-Right Firebrand Too Dangerous To Run For Romania's Presidency

Wider Europe Briefing: Georgia's Vanishing EU Dreams

Report: Senior North Korean General Wounded In Russia

Danish Military Keeps Watch On Chinese Ship Suspected Of Baltic Cable Sabotage

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