Kyrgyzstan Adopts Controversial Media Law
Kyrgyzstan’s new media law hands sweeping control to the government, raising fears of censorship and shrinking space for...
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Ukraine Moves to Dismiss Judge Who Ruled in Favor of Oligarch Kolomoisky
The High Council of Justice initiated disciplinary action against Judge Volodymyr Keleberda, who previously sided with Ihor...
Rights Group Warns of Abuse, Deaths in Tunisian Prisons
Three deaths in Tunisian prisons within a single week in July have raised alarm among rights groups over prison conditions...
Top Ukraine Energy Officials Face Corruption Trial
Ukrainian investigators say an organized group manipulated tenders and laundered money at Kharkivoblenergo, a state-owned...
Outcry As Georgian Journalist Jailed For Slapping Police Officer
Foreign embassies and media advocates condemned Mzia Amaghlobeli’s sentencing, after a Georgian court jailed the veteran...
Critics Warn of Setback as Zelensky Signs Reform Fix
President Zelensky reverses a controversial law undermining anti-corruption agencies, but leaves a key clause intact,...
Report: Coordinated Social Media Campaigns From Oil-rich Arabic States Spread Climate Denial
Driven by accounts based in Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and Iraq, the climate change denial and disinformation campaign seeks to...
Freezing Injunction on Sierra Leone’s Diamond Producer Koidu Ltd Extended
Sierra Leone’s Court of Appeal has extended a freezing order on Koidu Limited’s assets amid a long-running lawsuit by locals...