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'His Murder Is Necessary': Man Who Exposed Kyrgyz Smuggling Scheme Was Hunted By Contract Killers

A money launderer told journalists what he knew about a secretive smuggling empire and a senior Kyrgyz official who enabled it. Now, leaked documents shed light on his shocking murder.

Russians Siding With Lukashenka Amid Belarus Unrest

Moscow has recognized as legitimate the disputed presidential election in Belarus that resulted in Alyaksandr Lukashenka claiming a sixth term. State-controlled media reports have also been favorable to Lukashenka, helping tilt Russians toward supporting the Belarusian strongman.

What Iranians Think Of American Leadership

Which European Countries Support The 5G 'Clean Network' Initiative?

Bosnia-Herzegovina and Montenegro are the only countries in the Western Balkans that did not take significant steps towards joining the 5G Clean Network* program.

Half Of Iranians Lack Confidence In Their Government

Impunity Index: Where Murders Of Journalists Remain Unsolved

Many Moldovans Undecided On Eve Of Presidential Election

A recent poll shows a majority of those intending to vote on November 1 have not decided between incumbent Igor Dodon and opposition candidate Maia Sandu.*

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Then And Now: Soviet Monuments Disappear Under Poland's 'Decommunization' Law

After a Polish law came into force banning monuments that "symbolize or propagate" totalitarianism, RFE/RL's photographer documented some of the country's Soviet memorials. Three years later, he revisited the same locations to see what remains.

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