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WASHINGTON - During a visit to Bulgaria this week, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) President & CEO Jamie Fly met with Bulgarian President Rumen Radev and Prime Minister Kiril Petkov. Discussions focused on RFE/RL’s coverage of Russia’s war against Ukraine, the proliferation of...

Foreign companies that provide the staples of day-to-day life, like mcdonald's and dozens of others, they have left russia. so, life is not the same. and once the costs of this invasion have sunk in -- both the economic and human costs, in terms of over 10,000 dead russian soldiers during this war -- this combination of dissent in all parts of society will inevitably lead to a political crisis that will in turn lead to change in how russia's run. i don't have a timeframe. i don't have a scenario. but that is how things work politically. >> your organization, and the anti corruption fund, has b...

Dead russian soldiers during this war -- this combination of dissent in all parts of society will inevitably lead to a political crisis that will in turn lead to change in how russia's run. i don't have a timeframe. i don't have a scenario. but that is how things work politically. >> your organization, and the anti corruption fund, has been documenting russian corruption and kleptocracy for years. obviously, the sanctions have hit, as you've said, the elite, as they've been trying to -- hit for a while. are these athletes, are these people who are wealthy? are these people who are dealing with...

In this urgent appeal, which Justice Info has decided to relay, civil society organisations from Ukraine, Russia and Belarus and their international partners welcome the launch of the International Criminal Court investigation in Ukraine triggered by an unprecedented collective referral by 39 State parties. The signatories call on the international community to provide a substantial injection of funding for the ICC and organisations supporting this process. The international community, civil society says, must invest in justice to document war crimes and eventually judge their perpetrators.