Amos Chapple is a New Zealand photojournalist with a particular interest in the former U.S.S.R.
Thirty-five years after the Soviet military began departing Czechia's Milovice Air Base, armored hangars that once held MiG warplanes now shelter Cessnas.
Across Europe, some 4.3 million refugees could soon have the option of returning to a peaceful Ukraine, but many no longer want to.
New rules have been handed down to women working in Ashgabat further restricting what they can wear, adding to a growing list of "aesthetic" requirements in Turkmenistan.
Archival photos show how Greenland became a Danish territory and why the United States is seeking to take control of the island.
A Georgian amputee in Ukraine is fighting the Russian invasion with an advanced prosthetic arm.
A submarine base in Balaklava was once a Soviet secret, then it reopened as a tourist museum. Now, observers claim the base is being revived once more for warfighting Russian vessels.
Photos donated to a Hungarian archive reveal the devastating aftermath of the siege of Budapest, which ended 80 years ago.
How Bulgarians rallied together to save their Jewish population from destruction during the Holocaust.
Archival photos track the catastrophic French attempt to cut a channel through Panama, followed by America's completion of the project through out-of-the-box engineering.
All four fighters competing for world titles at UFC 311 hail from the Caucasus region. RFE/RL spoke exclusively to Georgian UFC champion Merab Dvalishvili to ask him why fighters from Georgia, Armenia and Russia's Dagestan region are so overrepresented in elite martial arts.
Archival photos capture the pomp and ceremony of U.S. presidents being sworn into office in Washington, D.C. through the past 100 years.
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.
New photos from inside the ruins of Maryinka in eastern Ukraine's Donetsk region show the city reduced to an uninhabitable wilderness.
Protests that have rocked Tbilisi in recent days broke out on a historic street that has become the “political heart” of modern Georgia.
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.
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.
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