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The 25th year of Rotary Botanical Gardens Holiday Light Show will start Friday, Nov. 26. LED lights and new displays featuring polar bears and penguins will be on full display.

Meet the Final four! Michelle Young said some difficult goodbyes during the Tuesday, November 23, episode of The Bachelorette. Michelle’s ...

An Iranian man who was arrested for murder at the age of 17 has been executed, the semiofficial ISNA news agency reported on November 24, despite international appeals for his life to be spared.

Another associate of jailed Russian opposition politician Aleksei Navalny has left the country fearing persecution amid an ongoing crackdown against the defunct organizations associated with the Kremlin critic that were labeled as extremist earlier this year.

Prosecutors in Tajikistan are seeking an additional seven years in prison for a jailed Tajik lawyer on charges of having links with an extremist group.

Renewed protests over water shortages in Iran have opened the floodgates, with Iranians loudly voicing their anger over other issues as well. Videos sent to RFE/RL's Radio Farda provide a rare view from the streets, where tens of thousands of people in Isfahan and other cities are on the march. 

The head of the United Nations' atomic agency says talks he held in Tehran this week over Iran's nuclear program proved inconclusive.

Jailed Kremlin-critic Aleksei Navalny has filed another lawsuit against Correctional Colony No. 2 in the Vladimir region where he is serving a prison sentence that he and his supporters consider politically motivated.

The Interpol global policing network is likely to elect two figures that rights groups and Western lawmakers say could harness the powerful organization to target dissidents and embolden autocrats in Central Asia, the Middle East, and elsewhere.

The Russian parliament is mulling proposals for a national QR-code mandate to confront record levels of coronavirus infections and COVID-19 deaths. Some regions have already introduced such mandates, provoking sometimes violent reactions from businesses and the public.