On October 7, Yahoo TV re-posted RFE/RL Russian Service video of a protest against Vladimir Putin on his birthday.
Newsweek mentions RFE/RL reporting in an article on Pakistan's launch of nuclear-capable missiles.
Novinite (Romania) cited RFE/RL reporting on the killing of prominent Bulgarian journalist Victoria Marinova.
On October 6, Interfax Ukraine cited former Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk's interview with RFE/RL’s Ukrainian Service during his visit to Berlin.
On October 5, AP and Times Of Central Asia cite RFE/RL reporting on Kazakhstan's denial of asylum to an ex-Chinese camp worker
Council of Europe posted a media freedom alert on Ukrainian government efforts to access the cellphone data of RFE/RL investigative journalist Natalia Sedletska.
On October 4, Newsweek cited RFE/RL reporting Russia's deal with Saudi Arabia to raise oil production.
Yahoo News (via Storyful) re-posted RFE/RL Kazakh Service video reporting on the growth of American Football in Central Asia.
The Algemeiner and The BESA Center posted RFE/RL Radio Mashaal senior editor Daud Khattak's op/ed on "The Islamic State's Future in Afghanistan."
The Week cited RFE/RL reporting on continuing tensions between the U.K and Russia over allegations of Russian involvement in cyberattacks worldwide.
Forbes cited RFE/RL Russian Service reporting on Russian President Vladimir Putin signing an unpopular bill that raises Russia's retirement age.
UNIAN cited reporting by RFE/RL's Rikard Jozwiak in an article on European Parliament plans to consider the situation in the Sea of Azov.
On October 3, The Sun, Mirror, Snob, adekvatnews.ru, starspost.com, UNIAN, and many other media reporting by joint reporting by bellingcat and RFE/RL's Russian Service on photographic evidence that one of the alleged Russian nerve-agent poisoners is in fact a decorated senior Russian military intelligence officer.
Payvand re-posted two RFE/RL Radio Farda articles, on an International Court of Justice order that U.S. sanctions not affect humanitarian aid shipments to Iran, and on an Iranian missile attack in Syria that allegedly killed 40 Islamic State "leaders".
On October 2, The Week, UPI, and United News of India cited RFE/RL reporting on the rising death toll in Iran from poisoned bootleg alcohol.
National Interest cited RFE/RL reporting on U.S. Ambassador to NATO Kay Bailey Hutchison's controversial statements about intermediate range missiles Russia is developing in contravention to the U.S.-Russia Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty.
The Armenian Mirror-Spectator cited RFE/RL Armenian Service reporting on a fast-moving political crisis in Armenia that led to Prime Minsiter Nikol Pashinian offering to resign in order to force snap parliamentary elections.
The Defense Post and United News of India cited RFE/RL Radio Free Afghanistan reporting on a suicide attack on an Afghan election campaign rally in Kabul that killed at least 13 people.
UNIAN cited RFE/RL Russian Service reporting on a Crimean newspaper withdrawing an article about a villa allegedly belonging to Russian state media boss Dmitry Kiselyov.
Eurasianet cited RFE/RL Turkmen Service reporting in an overview of developments in Turkmenistan.
On October 1, The Association for International Broadcasting re-posted RFE/RL's press release on the resignation of President Thomas Kent.
Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project and United News of India cited RFE/RL reporting on Iran's crackdown on financial crimes; OCCPR and Hetq Online also cited RFE/RL reporting on the brutal murder of an investigative journalist in Slovakia.
Op/ed articles by RFE/RL Radio Mashaal Senior Editor Daud Khattak were posted on the websites of the Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies and The Diplomat.
The Diplomat posted an interview with author Jeffrey Lilley, whose book "Have The Mountains Fallen?" tells the story of former RFE/RL Kyrgyz Service director Azamat Altay and famed writer Chingiz Aitmatov.
Freemuse cited reporting by RFE/RL's Christopher Miller on criticism of the Ukrainian city of Lviv's ban on Russian-language culture.
Breitbart and Afghan Online Press cited RFE/RL reporting on a scandal involving three former Islamists now in Afghanistan's government structures who watched Chinese women dancing during a celebration in Kabul.
On September 30, MSNBC's Headliners show interviewed RFE/RL's Christopher Miller for a report on former U.S. Republican Party operative and Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort's activities in Ukraine.
National Geographic re-posted RFE/RL photojournalist Amos Chapple's rare images of Tashkent, Uzbekistan's metro system.
Payvand cited RFE/RL Radio Farda reporting on skyrocketing housing prices in the Iranian capital, Tehran.