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Before the Russian invasion, one was a bodybuilder, another a civil engineer, and the third worked in real estate. Their journey from green recruits to seasoned drone operators shows how much Ukraine has achieved – and just how far Ukraine has to go in matters ranging from weapons to intelligence.
News agency rekindles rumors that Khamenei’s son being groomed as his successor; another foreign national detained in Iran; and Iranian women allowed to attend a national soccer match for the first time in decades.
I'm RFE/RL Europe Editor Rikard Jozwiak, and this week I'm drilling down on two major issues: What obstacles could slow down Finland's and Sweden's NATO accession? And is Brussels edging closer to punishing third-party countries that help Russia?
Togzhan Kassenova's book, Atomic Steppe, was 15 years in the making and published at a time when the risks of a nuclear confrontation are at their highest in some 60 years.
Some residents of Shevchenkove tell Schemes, the investigative unit of RFE/RL's Ukrainian Service, how they withstood torture and threats to resist collaboration with the Russian forces occupying their village in Ukraine's Kharkiv region. Others describe what compelled them to cooperate.