Arrest this week of Ihar Karnei underscores risks to journalists who chose to remain in Belarus after government crackdown, analysts say
‘Dictators are always afraid of the light,’ says media advocate as Belarus jails journalists
Country's authoritarian leader continues assault on press through lengthy jail terms for reporters and legal action for those sharing content with media, journalists say
With law on 'extremist organizations' threatening jail for journalists and their sources, risks are high for Belarus media
Forced to flee repression in Belarus, members of the award-winning Investigative Center still expose wrongdoing
Belarusian authorities raid more news outlets and detain reporters, but journalists say they will continue to report the truth
Mass arrests over coverage of protests and contested elections shows limits for media freedom in Belarus, journalists say
Authorities block internet, arrest and harass journalists covering protests calling on President Alexander to step down
Irina Slavina tied herself to bench near Interior Ministry in Nizhny Novgorod and set herself on fire
Belarus jails journalists and bloggers, but authorities find it impossible to completely turn off the internet
Over two decades of media suppression, Russia’s independent journalists move online or outside nation's borders
Reporters mobilize against Putin-ally, billionaire businessman Yevgeny Prigozhin, said to have directed clandestine hits on multiple continents
Finnish capital has long history as pivot-point in US-Russian relations
Famed arms manufacturer, which now designs artificial-intelligence-backed robotic gun systems and 'tank drones,' unveils monstrous armored mobile wall
In address to youth forum in June, Olga Vasilyeva referred positively to WWII-era Soviet dictator, saying he 'revived patriotism'
While some older Russians are nostalgic for Soviet period, it has no resonance for younger people; views in former Soviet satellites are far more positive
