Bulgaria's "undisputed media mogul" is the focus of national attention as he runs for the European Parliament -- even though he hasn't been seen for two years.
Iranian authorities in the city of Isfahan have banned women from riding bicycles in public, an act they consider "haram."
Story weaving traditional dance and forbidden love pushed the boundaries in Orthodox-dominated Georgia, got a reception on the French Riviera.
As Kosovo's parliament debated Serbian war crimes, a lawmaker presented a graphic image that she claimed showed Serbian soldiers raping an Albanian woman who, she said, currently lives in Kosovo. It was in fact a still from an adult film that was posted online.
Four days of protests over a planned church have rocked the city of Yekaterinburg. Despite a concession from the city, activists vow to continue their campaign.
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As Romania's chief anticorruption prosecutor, Laura Koevesi put dozens of politicians and officials behind bars. But after being accused of being part of a shadowy antigovernment structure, she was ousted and her case became a lightning rod for the bitter war over the country's endemic corruption.
Iranians take to social media to air concerns about a possible military conflict.
Iranian lawmakers have voted to abolish a longstanding law that denies citizenship to Iranian children born to foreign fathers. Leaving it up to a powerful clerical body to make it so.
Milorad Dodik's comments on army uniforms raise fears that nationalism is back in style.
As Afghan authorities investigate for the killing of female journalist Mena Mangal suspicion has fallen on her ex-husband, who is accused by her family of abusing and threatening her.
Students and lecturers are being pushed by the Tajik state to serve as online "trolls," according to personal testimonials and documents obtained by RFE/RL.
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