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EU Urges Iran To 'Reverse Nuclear Trajectory' As Tehran Threatens To Cross Threshold - Vimarsana News

EU Urges Iran To 'Reverse Nuclear Trajectory' As Tehran Threatens To Cross Threshold

The European Union has joined the United States and the International Atomic Energy Agency in urging Iran to abandon suggestions that it might develop nuclear weapons.

Source: rferl.org
Russia Issues Warrant For Journalist Marshenkulova In Exile - Vimarsana News

Russia Issues Warrant For Journalist Marshenkulova In Exile

A Moscow court on May 17 issued an arrest warrant for Zalina Marshenkulova, an activist journalist in exile, on a charge of justifying terrorism.

Source: rferl.org
Russian Scientist Charged With Treason Reiterates Innocence In Final Statement Before Verdict - Vimarsana News

Russian Scientist Charged With Treason Reiterates Innocence In Final Statement Before Verdict

Russian physicist Anatoly Maslov reiterated his innocence in his final statement on May 17 at his treason trial before the court renders its verdict.

Source: rferl.org
Noted Political Analyst Flees Russia After Being Denounced - Vimarsana News

Noted Political Analyst Flees Russia After Being Denounced

Aleksandr Sungurov, a Russian political analyst and professor at the Higher School of Economics, has fled Russia after pro-Kremlin film director Nikita Mikhalkov accused him of anti-Russia activities.

Source: rferl.org
EU Scrambles to Adopt Common Position as Georgian Parliament Passes 'Foreign Agent' Law - Vimarsana News

EU Scrambles to Adopt Common Position as Georgian Parliament Passes 'Foreign Agent' Law

Georgian lawmakers passed the controversial law, which would brand hundreds of civil society organisations and media outlets as foreign agents, by 84 votes in favour and 30 against.