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Riga, Latvia – Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) launched "Current Time Baltics" on its Russian-language television and digital network Current Time. "Current Time Baltics" is a critical part of RFE/RL’s strategy to counter Russian malign influence across Europe by providing new...

Kiev has offered Russian deserters sanctuary in Germany, apparently without asking Berlin For months, the Ukrainian military and intellige

Kiev has offered Russian deserters sanctuary in Germany, apparently without asking Berlin The German government has contradicted Ukrainian

Current Time's Borys Sachalko watches as a drone operator from Ukraine's 1st Tank Brigade targets Russian positions in the country's eastern Donbas region. He's also shown a Russian tank which Ukrainian forces say they seized after it was abandoned by its crew.

A court in St. Petersburg has upheld the right of a soldier conscripted during Russia's war in Ukraine to perform alternative civil service, a rights group said.

Montenegrin President Milo Djukanovic on March 16 issued a decree dissolving the national assembly, paving the way for new parliamentary elections.

A decision to impose sanctions against the former director of Bosnia-Herzegovina’s intelligence and security agency and two other individuals associated with the Balkan country was made after a lengthy and thorough investigation, a U.S. official said on March 16.

A round of applause for the U.S. Agency for Global Media, the federal agency that counts Voice of America and Radio Free Europe among its six significant media entities. Those networks reached a record weekly audience of 410 million people in 2022 -- and they are mission minded.

"When there's an explosion, there's a terrifying boom, and then a deathly silence," says Lyuba, whose house is the only intact structure on her street in Bohoyavlenka, eastern Ukraine. Current Time correspondent Borys Sachalko sent this report from the village, 10 kilometers from the frontline town of Vuhledar.

The Ukrainian military asserted on March 12 that the Russian side lost more than 1,000 troops in 24 hours as Moscow's push for the eastern city of Bakhmut continued, and Kyiv said it was determined to defend Bakhmut in part to help prepare for a Ukrainian counteroffensive.