For Russia, World Cup poses myriad challenges Ukraine, security and corruption complicate 2018 tournament With the world’s attention set to shift to crisis-riddled Brazil for the 2016 Summer...
Project Exile: Iraqi BBC cameraman struggles in U.K. "They consider us traitors, spies. I was worried about my children." Qais Najim spent more than a decade as a cameraman and editor for the BBC in...
Hungarian journalists build new site after controversy Mass resignations from one of Hungary's top news sites led to the creation of a new investigative outlet In 2014, Hungarian investigative...
Russia releases Crimea reporter charged with ‘extremism’ Police in Crimea have released a reporter for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) after detaining him as part of an investigation into the...
Bosnia’s European lifeline A serious effort by Brussels could help reform Bosnia's troubled politics, argues Columbia's Tanya Domi Bosnia-Herzegovina is among the poorest and...
Bosnia’s stalled recovery Twenty years after Europe's bloodiest war since World War II, Bosnia is a country riven by ethnic divisions and poverty. After its recent...
British debate divorcing Europe Immigration, economy weigh on debate Should the British choose to leave the European Union after a June 23 referendum, the effects could be...
U.K. considers a European ‘Brexit’ In June, the United Kingdom will vote on whether it will remain part of the European Union. The so-called “Brexit”, according to supporters,...
Aid workers in Greece overwhelmed by refugees "It's a situation that will change your life completely." The paved road began to turn to gravel as the van carrying Rasha Abousalem neared the...
Russia’s infowars strategy The U.S. is a "colonial" power seeking to dominate Ukraine. A Dutch investigation of the downing of Malaysian Airlines Flight 17 over eastern Ukraine...
