Radio Svoboda reports: "Are Reforms In Ukraine Ensuring Growth Or Resuscitating The State?"
A Radio Svoboda report on the reduction in educational institutions in Crimea since the Russian annexation.
The opposition rally outside of Moscow today:
A report by RFE/RL's Radio Svoboda on how different religious groups in Ukraine have helped since the crisis in eastern Ukraine began.
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Ukrainian TV channel drops show prompting censorship accusations
Kiev (dpa) - A popular television show in Ukraine was dropped by the broadcaster shortly before it was due to air, prompting the presenter to Saturday accuse Kiev of censorship amid mounting concerns over press freedom in the country.
Savik Shuster, the presenter of the political talkshow Shuster Live, hit out with claims that pro-Western President Petro Poroschenko was no better than his corrupt predecessor Viktor Yanukovych.
The 1+1 broadcaster cited public unrest as a reason for axeing the "extremely tense and politicized" show.
Poroshenko on Wednesday signed a decree to ban about 400 people, including dozens of foreign journalists, from entering Ukraine on the grounds that they posed a threat to national security.
Most of the journalists on the list were Russian, and the measure was widely seen as a response to coverage of pro-Russian separatists in the country's east, whom the government has outlawed as terrorists.
The Ukrainian leader later signed an order revoking the ban against several journalists of British, Spanish and German citizenship.
Yanukovych, the pro-Russian former leader, was ousted amid mass protests in Kiev that called for closer ties with the European Union.