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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.
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?
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Briefly.. Will Russia Invade Ukraine?
RFE/RL Ukrainian Service Senior Editor Rostyslav Khotin offers his insight into what may be motivating Russia’s military buildup along Ukraine’s borders.
Briefly.. Do Ukrainians Think Russia Will Invade?
RFE/RL Kyiv correspondent Sashko Shevchenko on the views of ordinary Ukrainians about the possibility of a Russian invasion.
Briefly… Radio Azadi At 20: On Raising Women’s Voices In Afghanistan
RFE/RL’s Malali Bashir discusses how Radio Azadi brings women’s voices into the debate about Afghanistan’s present and future.
Briefly… Radio Azadi At 20: How Does Radio Azadi Reporting Change People’s Lives?
RFE/RL’s Mustafa Sarwar talks about how Radio Azadi changes the lives of ordinary Afghan residents, by spotlighting their stories and focusing attention on underserved communities.
Briefly… Radio Azadi At 20: How Azadi Bridges The Gap Between The People And The Authorities
RFE/RL’s Qadir Habib talks about Radio Azadi’s continuing role, since the Taliban takeover, in providing Afghan audiences with truthful information.