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Almost six out of every 10 Iranians are neither employed or seeking work, while more than half of those who are employed also hold down a side j…
Leaders from the European Union unanimously agreed to a four-year 50 billion-euro aid package for Ukraine as Hungary, which vetoed the deal in D…
A committee investigating the crimes of the regime of Nicolae Ceausescu says thousands of children -- orphans and unwanted kids -- died in Roman…
Russian Colonel-General Viktor Afzalov has been appointed commander of the Russian Air Force, TASS and RIA Novosti reported on October 20, citin…
A fresh contingent of more than 130 Romanian troops has arrived in Kosovo to further boost NATO's KFOR peacekeeping mission, the alliance said o…
Why are European leaders heading to southern Spain later this week?
Romania's Defense Ministry has "categorically" denied a Ukrainian Foreign Ministry claim that at least one Russian drone launched during an over…
The lowdown on NATO’s upcoming busy autumn
Ethnic Karakalpaks in Kazakhstan say their community has come under scrutiny since the 2022 protests in their homeland -- Uzbekistan's Karakalpa…
President Radev and government officials relied on clientelism, but a loophole suggesting the massive flagpole is "relocatable" and questions ab…
A Moldovan climber died on Everest on May 17, Nepali officials said, taking the toll in the current climbing season on the world's highest mount…
Plans to microchip Romania's famed wild horses have put some of them in danger, as it allows unscrupulous individuals to illegally claim ownersh…
Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said on February 28 that a senior member of the Islamic State (IS) militant group was killed by Taliban sec…
The family of a Kazakh man shot dead during deadly unrest in January 2022 is fighting to clear his name. Prosecutors allege that Farkhat Omarov…
A Chinese foreign policy reset, elections in the Czech Republic, escaping Xinjiang, and a tour along Montenegro's Chinese-built highway.
The horrors of Romania's orphanages shocked the world after communism collapsed in 1989, when images emerged of emaciated children living in wre…
Saida Mirziyoeva’s moves in and out of government have so far been tied to the fortunes of controversial deputy chief of staff Komil Allamjonov.
I'm RFE/RL Europe Editor Rikard Jozwiak and this week I'm drilling down on two major issues: whether Bulgaria and Romania could join Croatia in…