East Europe
Briefly… On Reporting From the ‘Economic Frontlines’ Of Russia’s War On Ukraine
RFE/RL Current Time Brussels correspondent Zoriana Stepanenko talks about the personal struggle of reporting on European Union deliberations over sanctions policy as Russia’s war on Ukraine goes on back home.
Briefly… On Reporting Russia’s War On Ukraine
Current Time host Iryna Romaliiska on maintaining journalistic objectivity while reporting about Russia’s war on Ukraine.
RFE/RL Condemns Sentencing Of Former Belarus Service Journalist Aleh Hruzdzilovich
RFE/RL strongly condemns the March 3 sentencing of its former Belarus Service journalist Aleh Hruzdzilovich by a Minsk court to one and a half years in a maximum-security penal colony.
Audiences Turn To RFE/RL For Truthful Reporting About Russia’s Invasion Of Ukraine
As the world awoke to unprovoked war in Europe, audiences turned to RFE/RL for breaking news and analysis of the escalation.
Ukraine: RFE/RL’s Comprehensive Coverage Of Russia’s Aggression
RFE/RL offers comprehensive around the clock reporting to audiences in Ukraine, Russia, Belarus and in English to audiences around the world.
RFE/RL Seeks Hearing From European Court of Human Rights In Its Priority Case Against Russia
RFE/RL’s Moscow Bureau and its general director, Andrey Shary, filed final written submission with the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) on February 9.
Briefly… On Reporting From Eastern Ukraine’s Donbas
What is it like for journalists reporting from eastern Ukraine’s Russia-backed-separatist ruled Donbas region?
Briefly… On War Worries In Ukraine’s Donbas
What do residents of eastern Ukraine’s Donbas know — and believe — about the possibility of war with Russia?
RFE/RL Launches New Talk Show With Moldova’s Public Broadcaster
Radio Europa Libera Moldova, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty’s (RFE/RL) Moldovan Service, is today launching a new project in collaboration with Teleradio-Moldova, the country’s public broadcaster.
RFE/RL’s Current Time Russian-Language TV Celebrates Five Years—Despite Incessant Kremlin Attacks
Since its formal launch as a 24/7 TV channel on February 7, 2017, Current Time’s mission has been to bring real news to Russian-speaking audiences everywhere.