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An appeals hearing confirmed prison sentences in the first two cases brought by Afghanistan's new anticorruption center.

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The majority of Greeks, Slovaks, and Bulgarians view Russia positively.

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On today's Daily Vertical: To mark the 25th anniversary of the collapse of the U.S.S.R., Vladimir Putin met with the leaders of several former Soviet states to call for a new spirit of integration.

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Al-Qaeda's ideology has spread to a much wider population, particularly in Syria. Al-Qaeda elements have even allied themselves with non-radical elements of Syrian society.

While IS and bloody defeats in its strongholds make headlines, more silent threats loom large.
rferl.org|By James Miller
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These photographs tell some of the stories that defined 2016.

Violence shook the Middle East, migrants made dangerous journeys across the Mediterranean and Europe, and voting in the United Kingdom and the United States produced shock results. These photographs tell some of the stories that defined 2016. (40 PHOTOS)
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Article 1 asserts that "citizens have the right to life" but stops short of mentioning Iran's status as one of the world's busiest executioners.

Iranian President Hassan Rohani has launched a Citizens' Rights Charter that represents one of his administration's most conspicuous efforts so far to fulfill campaign pledges he made in winning the presidency three years ago.
rferl.org|By Golnaz Esfandiari
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The Central Asian states generally welcomed ties with the West in the early days. Relations with Washington and European countries provided a counterweight to the former colonial master, Moscow.

The Central Asian states marked 25 years of independence this year. The Majlis, RFE/RL's weekly podcast about Central Asia, wanted to do its part to mark the anniversary also, and to mark it in a unique way.
rferl.org|By Bruce Pannier
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Muscovites laid flowers and candles at makeshift shrines to victims of the Black Sea air disaster that claimed 92 lives on December 25.

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What did people eat during the Soviet era? Doktorskaya sausages and mayonnaise-laden salad Oliver.

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The 33-year-old plane was meant to travel to Russia’s Hmeimim military airbase near Latakia, Syria, where the Aleksandrov Ensemble was to perform a New Year’s concert for Russian airmen.

As Russia on December 26 began observing a national day of mourning for 92 people killed in a military plane crash, authorities revealed that many key members of Russia's official armed forces musical ensemble were among the dead.
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Communal flats & Khrushchyovkas? A look back at Soviet housing, 25 years after the collapse of the Soviet Union.

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Some analysts are questioning whether mutual distrust between the two countries will keep the project from going forward on schedule.

Chinese state media reports that the construction of the first highway bridge connecting China and Russia across the Amur River began on December 24, more than 28 years after it was first proposed and more than a year after an agreement on the project was reached.
rferl.org|By RFE/RL

Across the West, a wave of antiestablishment feeling is challenging a political order built on the idea that open borders and open trade are the key to prosperity.

Populist parties are reshaping Western politics as they challenge open borders and free trade.
rferl.org|By Charles Recknagel

Four reasons why Nobel Prize-winning dissident and scientist Andrei Sakharov remains important for Russia and the world: https://goo.gl/LqKKpj

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These are the countries that are targets of Western Sanctions.

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Iranian Transport Minister allegedly said ´the country will only pay half of the $16.6 billion deal.´

Iran says it will only pay half of the price announced for 80 new planes from U.S. firm Boeing.
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