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No Occupancy: High Court Backs Czech Hotel Owner's Crimea Test For Russians
A Czech man has received death threats since the country's Constitutional Court this week backed his right to subject Russian hotel guests to a political litmus test over Russia's actions in Ukraine. By Pete Baumgartner and Oleksandra Vagner
A Cathedral For Russia's Armed Forces Has Clergy Wary Of Merging Militarism With Faith
Russia's army is using donated funds to build a vast cathedral to honor its victory in WWII. But critics say it's the latest in a series of initiatives aimed at militarizing Russian society and strengthening church-state ties. By Matthew Luxmoore
Documentary: The Lethal Soviet Legacy In Kazakhstan
Forty years of Soviet nuclear bomb tests have left a toxic wasteland in Kazakhstan. The nuclear explosions have stopped, but Russia still rents vast swathes of Kazakh territory for missile tests that critics say are devastating for the environment and its inhabitants. For this documentary, we traveled across Kazakhstan to tell the stories of the people who live amid this lethal legacy. By Harutyun Mansuryan, Sanat Urnaliev, and Roman Kupka
Ukraine's Pig-Fat Chocolate
If life is like a box of chocolates, some Ukrainian confectioners are thinking well outside the box. By Amos Chapple
Islamic State Killed His Sister, So He Opened A Library In Her Memory
Seventeen-year-old Rahila Rafi was killed last August in a suicide attack on a Kabul classroom. Her brother has open a library in honor of his slain sister after being inspired by an entry in Rahila's diary. By RFE/RL's Radio Free Afghanistan, Stuart Greer, Tameem Akhgar, and Omid Marzban
The Turbulent Journey Of Sukhoi's Superjet
A crash that killed 41 people when an Aeroflot flight burst into flames during an emergency landing in Moscow is among four major incidents involving the Superjet 100. Issues have plagued the Russian jet since its inception. By Amos Chapple