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Military · KharkivRussian forces have been stepping up strikes on Kharkiv city, Ukraine's second-largest urban center. The city had been suffering from blackouts and power shortages before a recent air attack took out the Kharkiv TV tower. In the broader Kharkiv region, isolated residents have little contact with the world beyond their villages, many of which were occupied by Russian troops in the early days of the invasion. Their only access to essential medical…See the Story
Ukrainian Mobile Pharmacy Provides Lifeline For Isolated Kharkiv Residents
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Tavush Province · Tavush ProvincePolice in Armenia's northeastern Tavush Province forcefully pushed protesters and their cars off a road they had been blockading since late on April 19. The police action followed warnings to the protesters to allow traffic to pass. Residents of Tavush started their blockade after authorities in Armenia and Azerbaijan announced a border-delimitation deal under which Baku will regain control of four formerly Azeri-populated villages in the area. …See the Story
Armenian Police Clear Protesters, Cars From Road After Four-Day Blockade
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Sanctions · IranThe United States on April 23 imposed more sanctions against Iran, designating four people and two companies that the U.S. Treasury Department said were "involved in malicious cyber-activity" on behalf of the country's military.See the Story
Latest U.S. Sanctions On Iran Target Four People, Two Companies Suspected Of Hacking
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Mass Snowmelt, Heavy Rains Worsen Flood Devastation Across Central Asia
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Tashkent · TashkentResidents of the former Kyrgyz exclave of Barak inside Uzbekistan bade farewell to their home village with mixed emotions this month, as the historic border deal reached by Bishkek and Tashkent became reality. Any other proposed land swaps in Central Asia look far more difficult to achieve.See the Story
Farewell Barak: Uzbekistan Absorbs Kyrgyz Exclave As Part Of Historic Border Deal
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Tehran · TehranPEN America, along with a group of organizations that support cartoonists and artists, has condemned the violent arrest of Atena Farghadani, an Iranian cartoonist currently being held in Tehran's notorious Evin prison for attempting to hang one of her drawings on a wall near the presidential palace.See the Story
Writers, Artists Demand Iran Release Cartoonist Arrested For Trying To Hang Picture
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Moscow · MoscowA Russian court has rejected Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich's latest appeal over his detainment at a Moscow prison, as he awaits trial in an espionage case that he and the United States claim is false.See the Story
Russian court rejects detention appeal by WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich
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