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Nobel Peace Prize winner Dmitry Muratov has announced the planned launch of a new media project following the suspension of the Novaya gazeta newspaper, where he was editor in chief.

Talks to "normalize" relations between Ankara and Yerevan are ongoing but some villagers near the shared border are already preparing for long-abandoned crossing points to reopen.

Ukrainian authorities are desperately trying to persuade those remaining in Lysychansk to get out while they still can. It's a frustrating task for volunteers who race into the city, trying to avoid Russian rocket fire, and find people to evacuate -- and persuade those who don't want to.

A dizzying bridge construction has been opened in a bid to attract tourists to a canyon west of Tbilisi.

Chris Dougherty, a former U.S. defense official and fellow at the Center for a New American Security, explains why both Russia and Ukraine face tight timelines on the battlefield and tough political questions over how long they can sustain their war efforts.

Amid a rise in anti-government protests, Iran's parliament will vote on a bill that would make it easier for law enforcement to use firearms. Critics say the proposed legislation is an attempt to intimidate protesters who have taken to the streets in recent weeks to protest the high cost of living.

France's vision of a new "European political community" involves core European Union states entering into a political union with nonmembers that it believes will strengthen the security, stability, and prosperity of Europe as a whole in the face of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Russian gas giant Gazprom says it will further reduce daily gas deliveries through the Nord Stream 1 pipeline, a move that Germany's economy minister slammed as a pretext to sow uncertainty and drive up prices.

Safe in Lithuania but grieving for her decimated family, Mariupol survivor Anzhelika Medvedyeva describes the flattened Ukrainian city as a "graveyard." Her son and husband, who died before her eyes, were among the thousands of civilians killed in Russia's assault on the port city.

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