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Most Ukrainian hospitals are overwhelmed with coronavirus patients.

Far below the ice of Lake Baikal in Siberia lies a telescope used to search for neutrinos.

Farit Zakiyev, the head of an organization that promotes Tatar language and culture, was sentenced to community service for taking part in Tatarstan's Commemoration Day.

RFE/RL's Ukrainian Service correspondent Yevhen Solonyna ventured inside Chernobyl's concrete sarcophagus for a rare and risky glimpse at the stricken power plant's radioactive ruins.

At least five people were killed and more than 12 injured by a bomb blast at a luxury hotel in Quetta, the capital of Pakistan's southwestern Balochistan Province.

Driven by poverty, people in Afghanistan's Badakhshan Province are risking their lives to illegally mine gold in the mountains.

Pakistani authorities used shipping containers to block main roads in and out of Islamabad, as protests continued following the anniversary of a French magazine's publication of caricatures of the

Women living in Iranian cities say they face frequent sexual harassment, catcalls, and verbal abuse -- and many fear that those incidents mean they're not safe from violent crimes.

RFE/RL’s Radio Mashaal spoke to desperate Hindu families who say their daughters have been abducted and coerced into converting to Islam.

Ukrainian Army positions came under fire early on April 19 from territory controlled by Russia-backed separatists near Horlivka in eastern Ukraine.

A senior Czech official said Russia may have committed "an act of state terrorism" in his country.

A correspondent with RFE/RL's Ukrainian Service witnessed the shelling of Ukrainian army positions from territory controlled by Russia-backed separatists near Horlivka in eastern Ukraine.

Several dozen protesters rallied in front of the government building in Sarajevo on April 17 calling on the country’s parliament to remove the government they accuse of a poor management of the

To protest the recent escalation of fighting in eastern Ukraine, activists placed a bare mannequin of Russian President Vladimir Putin on a golden toilet outside the Russian embassy in Prague.

Current Time has visited the intensive-care unit of a COVID-19 hospital in Kyiv, where a recent surge in infections means every single bed is full.

Video recently shot in Crimea shows a marked increase in the movement of Russian military vehicles along the Tavrida highway in the east of the peninsula.

An ongoing protest against the construction of the Namakhvani hydropower plant in western Georgia continued on April 14 as demonstrators gathered near the village of Gumati and later decamped to the

A group of people in Pakistan's South Waziristan district have resorted to living in caves. Some were displaced by military operations and violence, others were driven to them by poverty.

One of Armenia's medieval Christian sites hides an acoustic marvel that attracts pilgrims from across the Caucasus.

In Rawalpindi, activists loyal to the religious Tehrik-e Labaik (TLP) party blocked the main road leading to the Pakistani capital, Islamabad.

A Budapest hospital that was refurbished in 2012 to care for homeless people is facing eviction after the Hungarian authorities decided to evict it from its premises.

Mohammad Khan's family fled Pakistan's Waziristan region during anti-Taliban military operations and endured the hardships of life as displaced people.

Voters in Kyrgyzstan are deciding on April 11 whether to support constitutional amendments promoted by President Sadyr Japarov.

Several thousand people blocked traffic in front of the Serbian parliament on April 10 in a protest against lack of government action to prevent water, land and air pollution by industries such as

An ethnic Kazakh from China has been welcomed back to Kazakstan by his family at Almaty airport after 17 years of captivity in China.

Several dozen people spent the night of April 8 outside the parliament building in Tbilisi in honor of the victims of a Soviet massacre 32 years ago.

Sergei Sazanakov was hunting in Russia's Khakassia region when an accident left him trapped in the snow overnight.

The COVID-19 pandemic is raging across Ukraine. At a small rural hospital in the village of Lavriv in the country's Lviv region, there are no spare beds and patients are lying in corridors.

Demonstrations have broken out in Kyrgyzstan after the bodies of a young woman and her suspected abductor were discovered after a two-day search.

Russia says its forces are conducting drills, but the large presence of troops and military equipment near its border with Ukraine has leaders in Kyiv and the West concerned that it could lead to a