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Trial to measure worker well being, business productivity, impacts on environment, gender equality.

An Iranian aerospace engineer who reportedly worked on missile and drone technology has died in mysterious circumstances. Tehran has denied reports by Israeli and Saudi-funded media that Ayoob Entezari's death was suspicious, saying he died from an unspecified "illness."

Russian investigative journalist Andrei Soldatov, editor in chief of the website Agentura.ru, which focuses on the activities of Russia's secret services, says he has been added to the country's wanted list.

U.S. authorities have charged Russian businessman Roman Abramovich with exporting two planes without a license as required under U.S. sanctions imposed on Moscow in response to its invasion of Ukraine.

The popular Russian television station Dozhd, which was forced to suspend operations in March amid pressure linked to its coverage of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, says it will resume operations from Latvia.

For the first time in several weeks, explosions rocked the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, overnight, Ukrainian officials say.

Serbia's far-right parties are being the most vocal in ensuring that Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic doesn't bow to EU pressure and join Russian sanctions. For now Vucic seems to be listening, but how long can he hold out?

Beyond the tragic loss of life, many Kyiv residents are still coping with damage to their homes from the Russians' abortive offensive on Europe's seventh-most-populous city.

Since Russia invaded Ukraine, Ukrainian farmers have struggled to get their crops to market due to a Russian naval blockade of the country's Black Sea ports. Now, Ukraine, its neighbors, and the EU are scrambling to find alternative routes, including rail. But is it enough?

A hotel in Georgia's eastern region of Kakheti has become a home away from home for Ukrainian refugees scarred from the trauma of war.