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One Photographer's War In Ukraine
Andriy Dubchak, one of the only photojournalists to have covered the conflict in eastern Ukraine from its beginning, shares deeply personal memories from the front lines. By Andriy Dubchak and Amos Chapple
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Why The Soviets Never Landed A Man On The Moon
Why Didn't The Soviets Land A Man On The Moon?
The Soviet Union beat the United States to the punch in almost every category of space exploration. Except one. So what went wrong? By Carlos Coelho and Grant Podelco
After A Doctor Is Charged With Murdering A Newborn, Colleagues Cry Foul
A Russian doctor has been charged with murder after a premature baby died in her care. Across Russia her colleagues are saying the case reveals a climate of fear among medical professionals who are already underpaid and short-staffed. By Matthew Luxmoore
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Breaking The Ice: How A Refugee Became NHL's First Belarusian Hockey Player
Breaking The Ice: How A Refugee Became The NHL's First Belarusian Hockey Player
After spending part of his childhood in forced labor and refugee camps, John Miszuk emigrated to Canada and started his remarkable journey to the NHL. By Violetta Savchits, Max Lauretski, and Stuart Greer
‘This Channel Is Currently Unavailable’
Three Pakistani TV news channels were abruptly taken off the air, the latest in a series of moves by authorities against the free press in Pakistan. By Frud Bezhan and Daud Khattak
A Rock Star Takes The Political Stage In Ukraine
He can fill stadiums, but can he lead a party into parliament? By Christopher Miller
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Sunken Soviet Sub Leaks Radiation. What Are The Risks?
A Radioactive Wreck Deep Under The Sea
Norwegian scientists say a sunken Soviet nuclear sub in the Barents Sea is leaking radiation. But what threat does it pose to human or marine life? By Stuart Greer
Inside Pakistan’s ‘Hazara Town’ Ghetto
High walls and gun-toting guards are now needed to protect this religious minority. By RFE/RL and Reuters