RFE/RL's Infographics

Stay-At-Home Kids

Swedes move away from their parents at the age of 21 on average, while Montenegrins wait till their 30s.

Russians Not Concerned About Sanctions

Fewer than one-third of Russians are worried about political and economic sanctions imposed on Russia. More than half of them say Russia should strengthen ties with Western countries.

Tick…Tock: Getting Closer To Doomsday

The Doomsday Clock, used to represent the likelihood of a manmade global catastrophe, started ticking at two minutes to midnight in 2018, the closest the world has been to the "hour of apocalypse" since 1953.

The Bridge To Crimea

Russian President Vladimir Putin has officially opened a 19-kilometer rail-and-road bridge aimed at bypassing Ukraine that will connect Kerch, in annexed Crimea, to Russia. Although the bridge's road part is now about to begin operations, the railway portion is not expected to be completed until 2019.

Gaming Milestones In Artificial Intelligence

Old And In Power

Did you know that Mahathir Mohamad of Malaysia and Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom are old enough to be Donald Trump’s parents?

Russia's Victory Day Parades

Russia's largest Victory Day parade in recent history was held in 2015, the year after its annexation of Crimea.

Putin's Limo

860 "horses" carried Putin to his inauguration -- the first time a Russian-made presidential car was used since 1991.

Ten Things That Caught Our Eye In Putin's Inauguration Speech

Russian President Vladimir Putin focused heavily on domestic issues in his May 7 inauguration speech. Here’s a look at the first address of his fourth term in office -- with context.

Guilty! No Matter What

With an acquittal rate of 0 percent, landing yourself in court in Uzbekistan means you are guilty.

Killed Defending Freedom

Journalists killed doing their job or targeted because of their work over the past decade.