Archival photos capture the pomp and ceremony of U.S. presidents being sworn into office in Washington, D.C. through the past 100 years.
Photos plot the course of the political upheaval in Ukraine that captured the world's attention 20 years ago.
The outgoing U.S. administration announced on December 30 a $1.25 billion military aid package aimed to ensure "Ukraine has the capabilities it needs to defend itself against Russia's aggression." These are some of the key weapons included in the tranche.
The scale of the environmental disaster along Russia's Krasnodar coast is becoming clear as volunteers say no major state efforts are being made to help in the cleanup.
A collection of images donated anonymously to a Hungarian photo archive capture pitched battles in Timisoara, the city where Romania's revolution broke out 35 years ago.
Photographer Umit Bektas described to RFE/RL the strained atmosphere around a Russian air base near Latakia as convoys arrive and transporter aircraft are shadowed by helicopters and military jets.
Photographs taken during the rule of Syria's deposed president, Bashar al-Assad, show life inside Russia's air and naval facilities in the Middle Eastern country.
Russian forces have reached the outskirts of Pokrovsk in Ukraine’s eastern Donetsk Region. RFE/RL photojournalist Serhiy Nuzhnenko recently visited Pokrovsk and talked to some residents who are still living there.
New photos from inside the ruins of Maryinka in eastern Ukraine's Donetsk region show the city reduced to an uninhabitable wilderness.
RFE/RL was given unprecedented access to a network of Cold War-era shelters within Prague's subway system, designed to be a refuge during war.
Archival images capture the optimism of the 1990s as Washington and Moscow opened the doors to their most sensitive military bases for goodwill tours.
Baku's COP29 has billed itself as an event where "all voices are heard." But some protesters are being treated very differently from others.
Brussels announced on November 14 that it will spend 300 million euros to help up to nine EU member countries buy air-defense systems, armored vehicles, and artillery rounds.
Thirty-five years after the Velvet Revolution threw off Soviet-backed communist rule in Czechoslovakia, we visited some of the sites in Prague where monuments once stood and propaganda posters loomed over passersby.
A group of visual historians have launched an open-access website that resurrects the Romanian photo journal Új Élet (New Life), offering new insight into the country's 20th century.
