UN Condemns ‘Indifference’ as Over 400,000 Displaced in Northwest Syria
"Airstrikes kill and maim significant numbers of civilians several times a week, and the response seems to be a collective ...
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In Eastern Ukraine, Children Box to Heal the Wounds of War
In Svitlodarsk and Novoluhanske, two villages in Ukraine’s contested Donetsk Region, a coach is helping children and teens to rebuild ...
FaceApp Craze: Who is the Russian Behind the Software?
Who is the person behind FaceApp that has helped users create millions of "aged" photos shared in droves on social ...
Moldova Has a New Government, But its Political Crisis is Far from Over
After months of political insecurity, Moldova has a new government. However, Europe's poorest country now faces significant challenges ahead.
Putin Formally Suspends Major Nuclear Treaty With US
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday signed into law a bill on the suspension of a crucial arms control treaty ...
Russian Reporter Released After Kremlin Faces Unprecedented Pushback
Russian authorities faced unprecedented pushback Monday against the arrest of an investigative reporter on drugs charges.
Children Suffering ‘Severe’ Trauma as 700,000 Face Displacement in Syria’s Idlib
“These are signs of severe distress that, without support, children may carry with them for the rest of their lives."
Why Does Russia Help Maduro Keep His Head Above Water?
As the government of Nicolas Maduro clings to life in Venezuela, Russia is determined to make sure its ally remains ...
Far-right Ministers Ready to Quit Austria Gov’t After Scandal
Austrian far-right ministers on Monday were ready to leave their positions after a corruption scandal involving Russian election aid caused ...
Escalation in Syria’s Idlib Displaces Nearly 140,000: UN
Fighting in Syria's Idlib has displaced 140,000 people, the U.N. said, as the regime and its ally Russia have stepped ...
North Korea’s Kim Says US Acting in ‘Bad Faith’ During Talks With Putin
Kim Jong Un accused the United States of acting in "bad faith" in talks on its nuclear arsenal during a ...
More Than 7,000 Syrians Leave Camp Near Jordan Border: UN
In January, the U.N. children’s agency UNICEF said eight children had died at the camp due to winter cold and ...
NGOs Call on Russia to Drop ‘Sovereign’ Internet Bill
Ten international rights organizations on Wednesday called on Russia to drop a bill that would enable authorities to isolate the ...
The Rise of Internet Sovereignty and the End of the World Wide Web?
The notion of internet sovereignty as a uniquely Chinese and Russian approach fails to identify how the same underlying principles ...
Moscow Hesitant to Welcome Ukraine’s New Leader
Russia's reaction to comedian Volodymyr Zelensky's poll win in Ukraine has been mixed, with the Kremlin refusing to congratulate him.
Disrespecting Russian Authorities is Going to Be Really Expensive
By introducing a controversial set of bills on posting "disrespectful" information about the state and spreading «fake news» online, Russian ...
Russia’s Virtual Moral Police: Toxic Subculture in Pursuit of Purity
A members-only Russian online misogynic community has exploded in popularity to 150,000 members in just over two years. Male State ...
The President Who Keeps Crying Wolf: Trump, Russia, and the Mueller Probe
President Trump burned his credibility long ago, by lying about demonstrably false things to the American public. It is reasonable ...
Trump’s Golan U-Turn Shows Contempt for Intl. Law: Syria, Allies
Syria was joined by other countries, including Turkey, Russia, and Germany, in condemning the move.
Russian Lawmakers Back Bill to Isolate Country’s Internet
Russian lawmakers backed a bill that could cut off the country's internet traffic from servers abroad which critics say is ...
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