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When Manol Peykov heard that Russian bombing of Ukraine's energy infrastructure had left millions without power, the Bulgarian organized a crowdfunding campaign to buy more than 100 generators for impacted parts of Ukraine.
Historian Dominic Lieven writes about Russian history, empire, the Napoleonic era, and World War I. Lieven spoke to RFE/RL's Georgian Service about Russia's grievances, the war in Ukraine, and its likely end.
Romania, one of the EU’s top honey producers, lacks the processing factories it needs to ensure its output stays pure, and a loophole in EU legislation enables the use of dangerous pesticides that beekeepers and NGOs say are killing the bee population.
Belarusian authorities have begun to take "military-patriotic" education more seriously. Summer camps are organized by military units, and military-patriotic clubs have been created for schoolchildren. And a new position has been introduced in schools this year: the military-patriotic educator.
For years the Kyiv-based Center for Civil Liberties has been documenting war crimes as part of its mission to solidify democracy in Ukraine. Now, says its director on the eve of receiving the 2022 Nobel Peace Prize, it is documenting "unprecedented" pain.