Mourners gathered at the US Embassy in Lithuania on April 1 to honor American soldiers who died after their M88 Hercules ...

In this week's newsletter, RFE/RL Europe Editor Rikard Jozwiak drills down on two issues: When Russia could get sanctions ...

One of Moscow's big asks in a potential cease-fire agreement has been publicly communicated: sanctions relief. Are the ...

Amid China’s rising presence in the Balkans, a flood of Chinese-made goods masquerading as famous Western brands are pouring ...

The arrest of Mahrang Baloch, leader of a civil rights movement in Pakistan's southwestern Balochistan Province, draws ...

Protesters rallied outside parliament in Tbilisi for the latest in a months-long series of pro-democracy protests. The ...

A week after major steps toward a Ukraine cease-fire were announced, the push for peace is fraying, roiled by Zelenskyy’s ...

Volunteer doctors from Kyiv are bringing medical care to frontline towns and villages in Ukraine's Zaporizhzhya region and beyond that otherwise lack quality health-care options due to Russia's ...

Georgian photographers are protesting the awarding of a prestigious prize to a photojournalist with the Russian TASS news agency.

In a ruling that will shake both French and European politics, the Paris court ruled that Marine Le Pen is ineligible to run ...

Three years after Ukrainian forces liberated Bucha -- the Kyiv suburb where Russian troops committed some of the war’s worst ...

Police in the Netherlands said on March 29 that a man suspected of a stabbing rampage that wounded five people in Amsterdam ...