Project Exile: Azeri journalist fled after warning "I was frozen and I didn’t know what to do. I only know that my legs moved to the border." Gulnur Kazimova was at a relative's birthday party...
Uzbekistan after Karimov Repression is legacy of 25-year rule In a country with no independent media, the airwaves are dominated by upbeat government propaganda. So when...
Spanish correspondent survived wars, ISIL captivity Marc Marginedas has covered some of the world's most brutal conflicts, and has the psychological scars to prove it. The first thing to know about...
Journalist critical of Kremlin dies in Ukraine bombing A prominent journalist and critic of the Russian and Belarusian governments has been killed in a car-bombing in the Ukrainian capital Kiev, a year...
Project Exile: Donkey video leads to exile from Azerbaijan "The legal system is not working. Or it is working but as a toy of the government." Emin Milli once planned to become a lawyer in his native...
Azerbaijan’s war on independent media Under President Ilham Aliyev, the economy of Azerbaijan has expanded spectacularly. An oil boom has fueled a 10 fold increase in the size of its...
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...
Pakistan, Ukraine media share growing pains At first glance, media in Pakistan and the Ukraine have little in common. But in both the South Asian nation and the former Soviet republic,...
Fall of Lenin statue highlights Ukraine tensions Soviet symbols still elicit division in Ukraine Upon arrival in the gray, industrial city of Zaporizhia in March, rumors were swirling: Ukraine’s...
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...
