Media

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
 
29 May 2013
Bulgarian Socialists Return to Power, Mystery Over Ban of Russian Networking Site

Plus, Czech cabinet ministers in dramatic standoff at Prague airport and Azerbaijan must choose between rival gas pipelines.

By Ioana Caloianu, Ky Krauthamer, Vladimir Matan, and Molly Jane Zuckerman
 
23 May 2013
Brezhnev First in Hearts of Ex-Countrymen, Macedonia ‘Hides’ Hate Crimes
Plus, Ukraine’s prime minister threatens to bar journalists from meetings, and Baltic fracking won't be so cheap.
By Erik N. Nelson, Ioana Caloianu, and Vladimir Matan
 
23 May 2013
Looking Past Bazaars and Bandits on Kyrgyzstan’s TV

A serial breaks new ground in Kyrgyzstan with its topical story lines, use of local talent, and political agenda

By Dina Tokbaeva
 
22 May 2013
Belarus’ Accidental Crusader

Iryna Khalip learned quickly that just being a journalist was not an option in her country.

By Christina Karchevskaya
 
16 May 2013
Young, Loud, and Turkmen
Ashgabat’s few rock ’n’ rollers keep a low profile and face a limited future.
By Dengiz Uralov
 
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10 May 2013
Former Kremlin Dark Arts Master Resigns, Belgrade's Gays Get a Haven

Plus, Romania goes another round in libel pingpong, and Hungary's parliament tries to limit access to information.

By S. Adam Cardais, Ioana Caloianu, and Vladimir Matan
 

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