Timofei Rozhanskiy

Timofei Rozhanskiy is a correspondent in Riga for Current Time, the Russian-language network led by RFE/RL in cooperation with VOA. Born in Russia, he graduated from St. Petersburg State University and also received film and video production training at Bard College in New York. Before joining Current Time’s Moscow bureau in 2019, Rozhanskiy worked for the independent Russian television channel TV Rain.

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April 15, 2022
Evacuated To Russia: A Ukrainian Refugee's Story

Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine, almost 4.5 million Ukrainians have left the country. Most of them are now in Europe, but some went to Russia. The residents of the Donbas often had no choice but to go to Russia, because the road to western Ukraine was cut off.
September 20, 2021
Disappearing Ink: Another Item In Russia's Election Bag Of Tricks?

As the ruling United Russia party celebrates victory in parliamentary elections, evidence of a whole range of scams and schemes have been caught on video that could have been used to rig the results. The latest: disappearing ink in pens given to voters for filling in ballots in Khimki, near Moscow.
October 15, 2020
'Only The Suffocating Are Hospitalized': Russia Faces Second Wave Of COVID-19

Medical workers across Russia are warning that the country is already confronting a second wave of the coronavirus pandemic that could be even more daunting than the first.
August 13, 2020
'How Can This Be Our Country?': Claims Of Torture Abound As Belarusian Jails Swell

As the dust settled on the fourth straight evening of mass protests in Belarus over a disputed election, harrowing reports of ill-treatment and the torture of detainees are emerging. And relatives seeking information about their missing loved ones are being met with shrugs and smiles from police.

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Also by Timofei Rozhanskiy

Evacuated To Russia: A Ukrainian Refugee's Story

Disappearing Ink: Another Item In Russia's Election Bag Of Tricks?

'Only The Suffocating Are Hospitalized': Russia Faces Second Wave Of COVID-19

'How Can This Be Our Country?': Claims Of Torture Abound As Belarusian Jails Swell