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Eastern Europe
Orange Snow Hits Parts of Europe
By Alix Langone
Watch the Greek Air Force Rescue People Stuck in Heavy Snow
By Abigail Abrams
U.S. and Britain Pledge to Deploy Forces to Eastern Europe
By TIME Staff
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Eastern Europe
Croatia Shuts Routes to Serbia
The border closures mean the main refugee land route from Greece to northern Europe has been cut off
By Helen Regan
September 18, 2015
Russia Jails Ukrainian Filmmaker for 20 Years
Washington and Brussels have vigorously denounced the trial
By Joanna Plucinska
August 26, 2015
Putin Puts Russia's Northern Fleet on ‘Full Alert’
Putin has finally re-emerged into the public eye after ten days
By David Stout
March 17, 2015
U.S. Envoy Blasts Kremlin Ahead of NATO Meeting
The war of words between the Western military alliance and Moscow heated up ahead of a NATO gathering in Brussels on Tuesday
By David Stout
December 2, 2014
U.S. Signals Help for Georgia to Join NATO
The Kremlin's incursions in Ukraine have brought the U.S. and Georgia "closer together,” says Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel
By David Stout
September 8, 2014
NATO Warns Russia
NATO Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen warned Moscow that any further escalation in Ukraine would have "dire consequences"
By Charlie Campbell
April 9, 2014
Why We Walk: Following in the Mennonites' Footsteps
Tracing the footsteps of his Mennonite ancestors across Europe, photographer Ian Willms sought the remnants and ghosts of their lives — and of their suffering.
By Ian Willms
June 4, 2013
'Roman Vishniac Rediscovered': A Great Photographer's Lost World Revealed
A new show at the International Center of Photography in New York rediscovers the work of Russian-born photographer Roman Vishniac.
By Liz Ronk
January 15, 2013
Irina Ruppert: Tracing Memories in Kazakhstan
Irina Ruppert's intimate knowledge of Kazakhstan and Eastern Europe comes from an experience of emigration and a complex family history.
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