Environment

20 February 2014
Kyiv Becomes an Armed Camp, Investors Cool on Russia: Plus, Kyrgyzstan suspends a major new refinery and Mongolia launches its biggest wind farm.; By Ioana Caloianu, Sarah Fluck, Barbara Frye, Annabel Lau, and Karlo Marinovic

19 February 2014
Ukraine Counts Cost of Kyiv Battles, Azerbaijani Reporter in Spy Row: Plus, Turkmenistan may derail a Central Asian transport scheme and the EU’s Fuele slams Bosnia’s failure to address the Sejdic-Finci ruling.; By Ky Krauthamer, Sarah Fluck, Aliona Kachkan, Karlo Marinovic, and Lily Sieradzki

19 February 2014
The Wrong Rights: A top Czech official asks if civil liberties should remain his government’s priority.; By Katerina Safarikova

13 February 2014
Judge in Ukrainian Protest Case Killed, Ex-Labor Camp Commander Faces Charges in Romania: Plus, a Sochi Olympic eco-activist to serve three years for painting a fence, and Kyrgyzstan investigates alleged threats from a Uighur separatist group.; By Ky Krauthamer, Ioana Caloianu, Karlo Marinovic, Sarah Fluck, and Aliona Kachkan

12 February 2014
Bosnians Demand Government's Head, Serb ‘Jackals’ Convicted: Plus, Kazakhstan's currency plunges and Albania gives its beleaguered wildlife a break.; By S. Adam Cardais, Sarah Fluck, and Lily Sieradzki

5 February 2014
Lithuania Backs Ukrainian Protester’s Torture Claim, Russia Arrests Olympic Critics: Plus, Kazakhstan says Pentagon-funded lab will be used for peaceful research only, and the Czech president invites an unlikely pair to Prague.; By Sarah Fluck, Aliona Kachkan, and Ky Krauthamer

3 February 2014
Pro-Ukraine Protesters in Jail in Uzbekistan, Russia Kills Dogs Ahead of Olympics: Plus, a Moldovan region opens the door to secession and a Kosovo Serb held on war-crimes charges will run for office.; By Barbara Frye, Ioana Caloianu, Sarah Fluck, and Aliona Kachkan

29 January 2014
Lithuanian Pork Banned in Swine Fever Worries, Russia Warns Against Bitcoins: Plus, a Russian billionaire unloads his assets to concentrate on politics, and Mongolian eco-activists face 21 years in prison.; By Ky Krauthamer, Karlo Marinovic, and Aliona Kachkan

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