HIV Infection Rates Rise in Armenia

Spread of virus linked to migrant population moving back and forth to Russia and Ukraine.

Russian Soldier Accused of Rape

Man faces eight to 12 years in prison if convicted and will be tried in absentia.

Under Siege in Mariupol

A family describes the “hell” of days under Russian bombardment without water, fuel or contact with the outside world.

Russia Key to Ukrainian-Uzbek Gas Talks

Security Crackdown for Uzbek Elections

Opposition activists claim authorities want to prevent a Ukraine-style protest at upcoming ballot.

Ukrainian Judge’s Kidnapping May Have Political Impact in Moldova

Pro-Russian politicians accuse head of state of colluding in abduction

Moldova Aids Fleeing Ukrainians

With a population of about 2.6 million, the country has seen the largest influx of refugees per capita.

Crimea Still Hotting Up

Crimean Tatars Left With No Space for Illusions

Russian authorities already talking about moving some Crimean Tatars off lands they occupy.

Five Russian Soldiers Face Trial Over Shooting to Kill

Three commanders and two subordinates accused of firing at convoy fleeing Hostomel on the second day of the full-scale invasion.