Protests in Russia's Far Eastern city of Khabarovsk have continued for more than two weeks, with some 50,000 people on the streets on July 25, according to organizers, despite the appointment of a new regional governor.
An acid leak from an abandoned mine has turned a local river red, devastating local flora and marine life in Russia's Ural Mountains.
Russia has posted a draft instruction on how media who have been registered as "foreign agents" must identify that fact in published or broadcast materials.
Meet the three women striving to put an end to 26 years of rule by authoritarian Belarusian President Alyaksandr Lukashenka -- at great personal risk.
Russian medical workers in the city of Ufa say authorities are underreporting the real number of COVID-19 cases as they struggle to deal with an outbreak of a mysterious pneumonia that has "soared to a terrifying level."
Mass rallies continue to rock Russia's Far East as the backlash against the arrest of a local governor rattles the Kremlin.
A wave of large protests in Russia's Far East shows no sign of letting up after nine continuous days of rallies and marches.
Kyrgyz authorities have warned people not to use an ancient Islamic practice of bloodletting known as Hijama to treat COVID-19.
Kyrgyzstan is facing a severe shortage of medical professionals, hospital beds, drugs, and equipment as coronavirus infections have shot up in recent weeks.
Russian police detained almost 150 people in Moscow protesting recently approved constitutional changes that could allow Putin to serve two more terms.
Running for president in Belarus is a dangerous business. Candidates in previous elections have been imprisoned and beaten up.
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