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share Print Gasoline shortages have spread from the southern United States to the U.S. capital as a large pipeline works to recover from a cyberattack that U.S. officials say originated in Russia. The pipelines owner said on May 14 that it was making progress in restoring full service and ramping up deliveries of gasoline and other fuels. But the company, Colonial Pipeline, expects it will take a few more days to recover from the most disruptive cyberattack on U.S. energy infrastructure. Gasoli...

A hard-line cleric in charge of Iran's judiciary is among the final potential candidates who have registered to run in the country's upcoming presidential election.

Ukraine Unveils Wooden Synagogue At Babyn Yar Massacre Site May 15, 2021 07:11 GMT The newly inaugurated wooden synagogue is decorated with patterns and texts of prayers that recreate the traditional interiors of ancient synagogues in western Ukraine. Share share Print Ukraine has unveiled a synagogue on the site commemorating Babyn Yar, one of the biggest massacres of Jews during World War II. "The symbolic synagogue is a big step toward restoring the memory of all those who died in this place...

Teams of medical workers are venturing into some of the most isolated regions of the Balkans as part of Montenegro's COVID-19 vaccination drive.

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share Print PODGORICA -- Ecological concerns are piling up on a billion-dollar stretch of new highway through a picturesque river canyon at the confluence of competing influences in the Balkans. The delayed, 42-kilometer section of Montenegros Bar-to-Boljare motorway is already under intense scrutiny over the cash-strapped Adriatic coast nations decision seven years ago to hire a Chinese builder and take on nearly $1 billion in debt to construct it. This week, under public pressure, the China R...

Belarusian opposition figure Maryya Kalesnikava could be sentenced to 12 years in prison on charges that the U.S. State Department described as "an outrage." Kalesnikava is one of several opposition leaders facing jail or other forms of persecution from Alyaksandr Lukashenka's forces.

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Police in Kazakhstan have detained an Instagram blogger over satirical posts he made on the social media platform as the government continues to pressure political opponents.

Two Ukrainian Ministers Reportedly Stepping Down In Latest Zelenskiy Cabinet Turnover May 15, 2021 16:08 GMT Share share Print KYIV -- Two Ukrainian ministers have reportedly submitted their resignations to parliament while a third minister is expected to be fired as President Volodymyr Zelenskiys cabinet experiences more turnover. Minister of Economic Development, Trade, and Agriculture Ihor Petrashko and Minister of Infrastructure Vladyslav Krykliy submitted their resignations, Olha Tuniy, t...