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Russian doctors are worried about their patients health, as the ruble falls and foreign suppliers cut ties.

We knew that the transcripts of our hearings would be broadcast. Even though no one listens to you in the courtroom, you can address invisible listeners who will read about it later in the media. And so to demonstrate the full absurdity of the Russian courts we set up what we called a “word auction”: we invited our readers to contribute words, any words, along with a monetary donation. We then went ahead and wove them into our speeches—we put the speeches together using the words people se...

This week, delegations from Russia and Ukraine came face to face for the first time in two weeks. They did so over a white tablecloth at a long table inside a 19th century Ottoman palace on the banks of the Bosporus in Istanbul, welcomed by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan with a greeting in English－"Good morning".

Russian and Ukrainian academics’ struggle reminds us that scholars and students' freedom to speak, teach, publish is neither inviolable nor dispensable

They are flocking to Israel through Masa Israel Journey; the organization has seen a 200 percent jump in applicants from the region since the war began.

Gazprom is scheduled to announce what its roubls-for-gas payments stipulations are, even though most Western countries said no, sight unseen.

As gas prices hit record highs, one renewable alternative to fossil fuel gas comes from food waste, farm sludge and sewage.

Havana, Mar 25 (Prensa Latina) President of Casa de las Americas (House of the Americas), Abel Prieto, recalled Friday the legacy of Argentinian writer, journalist and revolutionary Rodolfo Walsh, on the 45th anniversary of his assassination in Buenos Aires.

Russia's military offensive in Ukraine has been underway for a month now. It has already led to a global economic crisis stemming from disruptions in supply chains and rising energy prices. And although the beginning of the hostilities came as a...

Pension reforms delaying retirement brought outcry from Russians. But Putin keeps squeezing lower incomes, exempting a wealthy elite close to the (...)