Schoolchildren in an Afghan refugee camp near Peshawar in northwestern Pakistan say they fear their education will be severely disrupted if they're forcibly returned to Taliban-controlled Afghanistan.
Correspondent Serhiy Horbatenko of RFE/RL’s Ukrainian Service travelled to the village of Yarova in Ukraine’s Donetsk region where a Russian strike killed 25. Officials say the dead were elderly people collecting their pensions.
Russia’s drone incursion into Polish territory on September 10 failed to result in much physical damage on the ground, but it did uncover a major hole in Europe's defense forces: The allies don’t have cost-effective counter-measures to deal with low-cost Russian attacks.
This edition of the Farda Briefing looks at what Iran's new cooperation framework with the UN nuclear watchdog entails and whether it can stave off the return of international sanctions.
The military drills come amid heightened tensions along NATO's flank, with some analysts and officials viewing them as another opportunity to test the alliance's readiness.
Israel’s brazen attack in Qatar, a key US ally, will be felt across the Middle East, including Iran, experts say.
She has not yet taken the stage, but upcoming performances by Russian soprano Anna Netrebko at Britain’s Royal Opera House have drawn angry criticism from Kyiv and prompted protests in London as Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine rages on.
Current Time correspondent Oleksiy Prodayvoda and cameraman Mykola Ryzhchenko spent a day with a Ukrainian reconnaissance team on the front line in Ukraine's Dnipropetrovsk region. They watched the team launch a Ukrainian-made Furia surveillance drone to locate Russian positions for attack.
Analyst Peter Doran told RFE/RL that Russia’s drone incursion into Poland marks a serious escalation, saying it is a test of NATO’s unity and US resolve, which demands a strong, coordinated response.
Israel’s first strike on Qatari soil has sent shockwaves through Tehran, fueling doubts about diplomacy with the West. Iranian commentators say the attack exposes the limits of negotiations, while some see it as an opportunity for Iran to bolster its regional influence.
What happens now depends on several things: What exactly were Russia’s intentions were? Were the drones were intentionally fired, or were they jammed and drifted off course? Will NATO be more aggressive in its approach to Russian aerial weaponry?
Construction is under way on a site in Belarus that experts say looks like a military facility that could potentially house Russian strategic missiles, satellite images examined by RFE/RL and its partners in an investigative project show.
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