The Reasons Behind a New Wave of Violence in the Pamirs

Lifting the Fog of War in Ukraine: With RFE/RL's Jamie Fly, Patrick Boehler and Natalie Sedletska

Report Launch: Nations in Transit 2022 (w/ RFE/RL's Jamie Fly)

Russian Independent Journalism Under Siege (w/ RFE/RL's Kiryl Sukhotski)

Targeting Putin’s Wallets: Exploring the Impact of Sanctions on Russian Oligarchs (w/ RFE/RL's Mike Eckel)

Journalists in Trouble: September 2022

Aleh Hruzdzilovich released from prison in Belarus, Vladyslav Yesypenko receives Free Media Award, Afghanistan one year later, and more.

Central Asia in Focus: October 4, 2022

Kazakhstan urged to vote for UN discussion on China’s abuses, a good time for Kyrgyz-Uzbek cooperation, and more.

'A Very Big Secret': Boat Crews Link Alleged Putin Superyacht To Russian Tycoons' Other Vessels

Inside Kyrgyzstan's Campaign To Silence Journalist Bolot Temirov

Revelations In Grisly Death Of Iconic Iranian Dissident: Did Tehran Hire A Friend To Kill Him?

A villa in Turkey, an exclusive private school. How does a prominent Russian lawmaker afford it?

Briefly… Malali Bashir on Supporting Education for Girls in Afghanistan

Briefly… On Reporting A War That Can’t Be Called A “War”

Briefly… On Radio Svoboda's Coverage Of The War In Ukraine

Briefly… How Has The War Transformed Reporting In Russia

Broken Ties

Broken Ties (Разрыв связи), by renowned Russian director Andrei Loshak, explores the devastating impact Russia's 2022 invasion of Ukraine has had on many Russians, creating or exposing seemingly unbridgeable rifts between sisters and brothers, parents and children, husbands and wives.

We Didn’t Know Each Other Until This Summer

Revisiting the first week of protests and police violence that followed Belarus’ August 9, 2020 presidential election. The film is made up entirely of footage shot by the election protests’ participants and witnesses.

InterNYET: A History of the Russian Internet

InterNYET: A History Of The Russian Internet (Холивар: История Рунета) is an award-winning, seven-episode series by Russian journalist Andrey Loshak that takes a look at the development of the Russian Internet, or RuNet, and how it has changed over time.

Putin's Witnesses

​​​Putin's Witnesses documents the events that followed the unexpected resignation of Russian President Boris Yeltsin in December 1999 and brought Vladimir Putin to power. Russian filmmaker Vitaly Mansky was both witness and participant.