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Zelensky rails against ‘Russian nuclear terror’ after shelling of power plant

Europe · Moscow

Zelensky rails against ‘Russian nuclear terror’ after shelling of power plant

43% Left coverage: 35 sources

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky called for a stronger international response to what he termed "Russian nuclear terror" on Sunday. Russia and Ukraine accused each other on Friday of being responsible for the shelling, which damaged a power line and forced one of the plant's three reactors to be disconnected. The attack did not result in any radiological leak, the International Atomic Energy Agency said.See the Story

Two more grain ships sail from Ukraine as third port opens

Two more grain ships sail from Ukraine as third port opens

44% Right coverage: 16 sources

Two more ships, carrying corn and soybeans, departed from Ukrainian Black Sea ports on Monday, Turkey and Ukraine said. The Sacura, which departed from Pivdennyi, is carrying 11,000 tonnes of soybeans to Italy, Turkey's defence ministry said. Arizona, which left Chornomorsk, carrying 48,458 tonnes of corn to Iskenderun in southern Turkey.See the Story

Ukraine's Zelenskiy rules out talks if Russia holds referendums

Europe · Moscow

Ukraine's Zelenskiy rules out talks if Russia holds referendums

42% Left coverage: 12 sources

Russian forces and their separatist allies now hold large swathes of territory in eastern Ukraine. Officials in both areas have raised the possibility of holding referendums. Zelensky said Kyiv was holding fast to its position of yielding no territory to Russia. Ukrainian and Russian officials held several sessions of talks soon after Russian forces launched their invasion of Ukraine in February.See the Story

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U.S. prosecutors seek broader powers to seize Russian oligarchs' assets

U.S. prosecutors seek broader powers to seize Russian oligarchs' assets

Iran sanctions dozens of Democratic and Republican US officials

Iran sanctions dozens of Democratic and Republican US officials

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Middle East · Iran

Iran: Police arrest Afghan suspected of stabbing 10 to death

55% Center coverage: 11 sources

Police in Iran arrest an Afghan man suspected of stabbing 10 other laborers to death following a quarrel over land. A decades-long drought in Iran has caused increased disputes over water resources. Hunting rifles are the only weapon that Iranians are allowed to possess legally.See the Story

International · Iran

Iran examining EU's 'final text' at nuclear talks

49% Center coverage: 8 sources

'The negotiation is finished, it's the final text and it will not be renegotiated,' says EU official. Iran's state media confirmed that the government received the proposal and was examining it. Earlier in the day, top EU negotiator Enrique Mora said he was optimistic about the talks progress so far.See the Story

EU plan to cut gas use by 15% comes into effect

75% Center coverage: 4 sources

EU plan to cut gas consumption across the bloc by 15 percent comes into effect on Tuesday. Aim is for the EU to be able to bolster its reserves of gas in time for what is likely to be a very tough winter. European households and businesses are being squeezed by skyrocketing energy prices.See the Story

German-Built Howitzers Pound Russian Targets In Ukraine

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

We joined a Ukrainian Army crew manning a German Panzerhaubitze 2000, a self-propelled, long-range howitzer, as it opened fire on Russian positions. After firing a salvo, the crew hid the weapon system among trees and broken branches. They said Russian drones were hunting the highly effective howitzers, which had forced Russian artillery to pull back to positions farther from the front line.See the Story

Europe · Belarus

Upheaval In Belarus: How The Opposition Rocked Lukashenka's Regime In 2020 And How The Strongman Struck Back

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Two years after a presidential election brought Belarus to the brink of revolution, RFE/RL’s Belarus Service has launched a deep-digging podcast series that provides stark insights into the state clampdown that staved off the challenge from an unprecedented democratic opposition movement.See the Story

Lukashenka's Lackeys: Episode 1

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Based on leaked communications among security and political officials, as well as interviews with former security officers, Lukashenka insiders, opposition activists, and protesters, RFE/RL's Belarus Service has produced Lukashenka's Lackeys, a six-part report on the tumultuous events of the summer of 2020.See the Story

Europe · Ukraine

Ukrainian Forces Use Modified Soviet-Era Rocket Systems In Kharkiv Region

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Ukraine is deploying its relatively new, locally built Bureviy multiple-launch rocket system (MLRS) against Russian targets near Kharkiv. The Bureviy (Stormy, or Hurricane) is a modernized version of the Soviet Uragan system. An RFE/RL photographer captured a frontline unit on the attack.See the Story

Asia · Tajikistan

Season 1 Recap: 10 Conversations On Life In Central Asia Today

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Over 10 weeks, RFE/RL hosted discussions on Twitter Spaces on various issues that affect daily life in Central Asia. We looked at global issues -- from the COVID-19 pandemic to the war in Ukraine and climate change -- through a prism of local experiences and opinions.See the Story

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