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'If Not Now, When?' LGBT Movement Gains Momentum In Kyrgyzstan

'If Not Now, When?'

Amid harassment and job discrimination, Kyrgyzstan’s LGBT movement gains momentum. By Margot Buff and Current Time

Digging Into Its Box Of Election Tricks

United Russia's popularity rating is at a record low. So winning the September elections may take more than the usual manipulation. By Robert Coalson

Busted! A Fake Cop Keeps Traffic Moving In Bishkek

Busted! A Fake Cop Keeps Traffic Moving In Bishkek

He wears a sailor's hat and general's epaulettes, but it's enough to pass himself off as a traffic cop in Kyrgyzstan's busy capital. By Ray Furlong and Current Time

​Late Reports, An Article Scrubbed: Details Scant After Deadly Russian Submarine Fire

It wasn’t until almost 20 hours had passed that Russia’s Defense Ministry revealed a deadly fire had occurred aboard a submarine of its Northern Fleet. By Matthew Luxmoore

'Power In Truth': Young Georgians Take Leading Roles As Protests Continue

'Power In Truth': Young Georgians Take Leading Roles As Protests Continue

Several young activists have emerged as protest leaders, and they've put their normal lives on hold to lend their voices to the movement. By RFE/RL's Georgian Service