Environment

13 June 2013
Thousands March Against Putin, Bosnian Protests Prompt Government Shutdown

Plus, EU sentiment is dampened by a threat to Poland and Kazakhstan bans U.S. adoptions over an ‘orphan ranch.’

By Ioana Caloianu, Vladimir Matan, Erik N. Nelson, and Molly Jane Zuckerman
 
10 June 2013
Stranded Arctic Scientists Rescued, Former Kosovo Fighters Convicted

Plus, Russia’s anti-corruption crusader eyes the Moscow mayor’s office and Georgia’s president sees domestic politics in ‘Taliban’ video.

By Barbara Frye, Ioana Caloianu, Vladimir Matan, and Molly Jane Zuckerman
 
5 June 2013
Jury Trial for Accused Politkovskaya Killers, New Deal in Works for Kyrgyz Gold Mine

Plus, resignation launches Moscow mayor's re-election campaign and residents of a Bosnian city try to heal the scars of war.

By Ioana Caloianu, Ky Krauthamer, Vladimir Matan, and Molly Jane Zuckerman
 
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4 June 2013
The Czechs’ Watery Crucible

The floods came crashing in on a country that had already had enough.

By Martin Ehl
 
3 June 2013
Floods Hit Central Europe, Russia to Send Submarines South

Plus, helicopters and commandos swoop down on a Dagestan power-broker and Macedonian journalists protest a colleague’s arrest.

By Barbara Frye, Ioana Caloianu, Vladimir Matan, and Molly Jane Zuckerman
 

3 June 2013
Uzbekistan: Karimov Wants to Harness the Wind and Sun

With fossil fuel production falling and power outages more common, the country gets interested in renewables. From EurasiaNet.org.

By Murat Sadykov
 

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