Trump Criticizes Carrier Union Leader
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump went on Twitter Wednesday to criticize the head of the local union that represents workers at the Carrier plant in Indiana where last week he touted…
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Trump Criticizes Carrier Union Leader
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump went on Twitter Wednesday to criticize the head of the local union that represents workers at the Carrier plant in Indiana where last week he touted…
continue readingThe Daily Vertical: Putin’s Revenge
The views expressed in this commentary do not necessarily reflect the views of RFE/RL. …
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The views expressed in this commentary do not necessarily reflect the views of RFE/RL. …
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The Daily Vertical is a video primer for Russia-watchers that appears Monday through Friday. …
continue readingThe Daily Vertical: Putin’s Revenge
The Daily Vertical is a video primer for Russia-watchers that appears Monday through Friday. …
continue readingTrump’s EPA Choice a Critic of Obama’s Carbon Emissions Plan
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump’s choice to lead the Environmental Protection Agency is a key critic of President Barack Obama’s plan to address climate change by slashing carbon emissions from the…
continue readingTrump’s EPA Choice a Critic of Obama’s Carbon Emissions Plan
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump’s choice to lead the Environmental Protection Agency is a key critic of President Barack Obama’s plan to address climate change by slashing carbon emissions from the…
continue readingRussia Promotes Soviet Legend Over Fact
In October, Russia’s controversial minister of culture, Vladimir Medinsky, called a Soviet legend about 28 soldiers who died defending Moscow from invading Nazis in World War II “sacred” and said…
continue readingRussia Promotes Soviet Legend Over Fact
In October, Russia’s controversial minister of culture, Vladimir Medinsky, called a Soviet legend about 28 soldiers who died defending Moscow from invading Nazis in World War II “sacred” and said…
continue readingUN: East Ukraine’s Civilians Face ‘Host Of Rights Violations’
The United Nations says civilians in eastern Ukraine are facing “a host of human rights violations” due to the “failure” by the parties to the conflict between government forces and…
continue readingUN: East Ukraine’s Civilians Face ‘Host Of Rights Violations’
The United Nations says civilians in eastern Ukraine are facing “a host of human rights violations” due to the “failure” by the parties to the conflict between government forces and…
continue readingRussia Promotes Soviet Legend Over Truth
Russia’s controversial minister of culture, Vladimir Medinsky, in October called a Soviet legend about 28 soldiers who died defending Moscow from invading Nazis in World War II “sacred” and anyone…
continue readingRussia Promotes Soviet Legend Over Truth
Russia’s controversial minister of culture, Vladimir Medinsky, in October called a Soviet legend about 28 soldiers who died defending Moscow from invading Nazis in World War II “sacred” and anyone…
continue readingCambodian Fishermen Hanging Up Nets as Laos Presses Ahead with Another Dam
At the local fish market here along the banks of the Tonle Sap, the morning harvest is enormous. Prized catfish, among other species, dominate sales as buyers for restaurants pile…
continue readingThe Morning Vertical, December 8, 2016
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continue readingThe Morning Vertical, December 8, 2016
Your daily roundup. …
continue readingAzerbaijan Limits Hard-Currency Transfers Abroad
Azerbaijan has tightened restrictions on the transfer of foreign currency abroad as of December 8. …
continue readingEU States, Parliament Remove Key Obstacle To Visa-Free Travel For Ukraine, Georgia
European Union member states and the European Parliament have struck a deal to end a dispute that had been holding up a decision to allow Ukrainians and Georgians to visit…
continue readingLawyers For Crimean Journalist Charged With Separatism Start Studying Case
Lawyers for Mykola Semena, a Crimean journalist and contributor to Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL), say their client has received the final written charges from the Russian-imposed authorities in Crimea.…
continue readingEU Unblocks Visa-free Travel for Ukraine, Georgia
The European Union will soon let Ukrainians and Georgians visit the bloc without needing a visa after diplomats and lawmakers struck a deal on Thursday to end an internal EU…
continue readingJournalist in Crimea Charged With Extremism
The lawyer for a Crimean journalist says his client has been charged with extremism for allegedly undermining Russia’s territorial integrity, which could put him in prison for five years. Emil…
continue readingRussia: ‘We Are Close’ to Deal With US on Aleppo
Russia and the United States are close to reaching an understanding on Syria’s Aleppo, the Interfax news agency quoted Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov as saying Thursday. “In the…
continue readingRussia: ‘We Are Close’ to Deal With US on Aleppo
Russia and the United States are close to reaching an understanding on Syria’s Aleppo, the Interfax news agency quoted Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov as saying Thursday. “In the…
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