Russian opposition politician Lyubov Sobol says she doesn't feel "fully safe" after recently fleeing Russia in the summer, but she insists she will continue to fight against President Vladimir Putin's "criminal regime" and widespread corruption in her country.
Current Time’s Yevhenia Tokar toured a few of the dachas that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy earlier this summer ordered 20 ex-state officials to vacate. One of those officials, ex-Prosecutor-General Svyatoslav Piskun, insists that he should be reimbursed for property repairs he made.
Parliamentary elections in Moldova are taking place on July 11 without the cooperation of the breakaway region of Trandniester. Most people in the region have Moldovan passports and can travel to nearby districts to vote, but only a few thousand are expected to do so.
On June 30, Russia's president is holding his annual televised call-in show. In previous years, he's used the program to lay out plans for the country's future. Here's a look back at some of the promises Putin has made to the Russian public but which he has failed to deliver on.
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