Eastern & Central Europe · July, 2009

Eastern & Central Europe · July, 2009
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Stories about Eastern & Central Europe from July, 2009

Russia: Riot Police Break Up Opposition Rally

Russia31 July 2009

Some 100 protesters gathered for an unsanctioned opposition rally in central Moscow on Friday. At 6 PM, hundreds of riot police broke up the rally, detaining 47 people, some of...

Russia: Vasily Krima, aka the “Volgograd Obama”

Quick Reads · Russia30 July 2009

Moldova: Election Updates

Quick Reads · Moldova30 July 2009

Russia: Putin on Solzhenitsyn

Quick Reads · Russia30 July 2009

The Balkans: Mladic Update

Quick Reads · Bosnia Herzegovina30 July 2009

Russia: Unsold iPhones

Quick Reads · Russia30 July 2009

Ukraine: Q&A with Hryhoriy Nemyrya

Quick Reads · Ukraine30 July 2009

Russia: Activists Appeal To Iranian Opposition

Quick Reads · Middle East & North Africa30 July 2009

Moldova: Repeat Elections

Quick Reads · Moldova29 July 2009

Belarus, Russia: Bloggers React to Graphic Chechen War Video

Belarus29 July 2009

On July 3, Belarusian blogger Tatsiana Elavaya posted a provocative video showing the assassination of captive Russian soldiers by Chechen guerrillas during the 1999 war in Chechnya. The video had...

Russia: Oleg Yankovsky

Quick Reads · Russia29 July 2009

Czech Republic, Russia: “Putin Goes To Pikalyovo”

Quick Reads · Russia29 July 2009

Russia: “Russian Software” Project

Quick Reads · Russia29 July 2009

The Balkans: More on EU Visa Rules

Quick Reads · Albania29 July 2009

United Nations: Video contest for 9-25 year olds about migration

Arts & Culture28 July 2009

The United Nations Alliance of Civilizations is organizing the Plural+ video contest about building a more inclusive, tolerant society. The contest is open for any participant between the ages of...