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.
Photos held in a German archive reveal how barriers were tested to prevent East German citizens attempting to flee to freedom, even by killing them.
Voters across the country cast ballots on Tuesday to select the president of the United States in a tight race between Republican candidate Donald Trump and the Democratic candidate, U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris.
Archival photos plot nearly every historic moment of Hungary throwing off the shackles of Soviet control 35 years ago.
Rare archival photos capture Mongolia in the period from 1924 to 1992 when the East Asian country was a communist satellite of the Soviet Union.
A major battle is looming for the Ukrainian city of Pokrovsk, home to vital industrial and transport infrastructure in the Donetsk region.
In the wake of an Iranian attack that apparently included hypersonic missiles, Israelis woke on October 2 to survey the damage.
Heavy bombs fitted with wings and navigation systems struck several sites in the southeastern Ukrainian city of Zaporizhzhya on September 29, wounding at least 16 people, including children.
