Impact

RFE/RL President Describes Media Challenges During CSCE Hearing

RFE/RL’s Jamie Fly Visits Kyrgyzstan​​​​​​

In First Year, Szabad Európa Fills Vital Niche In Hungarian Media Scene

Briefly... Hooman Askary on Recent Elections in Iran

Ebrahim Raisi was just sworn into office as President of the Islamic Republic of Iran, following a highly controlled election lacking in credible opponents to Raisi. RFE/RL asks Radio Farda journalist Hooman Askary who Raisi is, and what his presidency might mean in Iran -- and internationally.

Despite The Risks, RFE/RL's Radio Azadi Keeps Covering Humanitarian Crisis In Afghanistan

As Taliban militants overrun more provincial capitals across Afghanistan, RFE/RL's Radio Azadi continues to provide on-the-ground coverage. One female reporter, whose identity can't be revealed, says she's committed to covering the unfolding humanitarian crisis despite the personal risks.

One Year On: Despite Brutal Crackdown, RFE/RL Committed To Serving Audiences In Belarus

RFE/RL’s Fly Presses Officials On Journalist Safety During Visit To Georgia, Armenia

For Radio Azadi Reporter, Covering Afghan Women's Rights Is Worth All The Risks

As Afghanistan faces a resurgence of the Taliban, the hard-won rights of Afghan women hang in the balance. One young female reporter for RFE/RL's Radio Azadi, whose identity can't be revealed for her safety, says it's her mission to tell women's stories as they fight to defend their rights.

Investigation Finds Evidence Equipment Sent By Lithuania-Based Company Used At Crimean Power Plants

Components delivered to Russia by a Lithuania-based company were used at power stations in Crimea despite EU sanctions, according to evidence discovered in an investigation by RFE/RL's Ukrainian Service and its partners.

RFE/RL's Radio Azadi Fights For 'Freedom Of Speech' Amid Turmoil In Afghanistan

As Taliban militants impose restrictions on newly seized territory, Radio Azadi journalists say freedom of expression must be preserved.

Why Is Hungary Funding Diaspora Communities In Western Ukraine?

Ethnic Hungarian communities and civic groups in western Ukraine have received at least 115 million euros from the Hungarian government over the past 10 years, a new RFE/RL investigation found.