Agnieszka Pikulicka-Wilczewska

Four months since the Sarboda dam collapse displaced thousands, there are fears of corruption and cover-ups.

Poverty and unemployment coupled with rapidly spreading coronavirus is more than the country can take at once.

Boycott in place since 2006 over rights abuses has deepened unemployment and economic weakness, government claims.

While some critics fear measures aimed at stemming panic are overzealous, others praise government for managing crisis.

ISIL has resurfaced again, claiming responsibility for the killing of more than 50 people in two attacks in Kabul.

A quiet welcome to one of the most important festivals in the South Asian country, which has two dozen COVID-19 cases.

After jumping in front of a train, Kadyr Yusupov, who suffers from mental illness, said he was spying for the West.

Despite economic and social reforms in Uzbekistan, elections are limited to five political parties.

Poland’s Supreme Court must now decide whether a body overseeing judges is politically independent.

The far right, which has entered Poland’s Parliament for the first time, is trying to push an illiberal agenda.