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ABC Australia 22.10.2018
The country that overturned its promise to refugees Yasin and Shahab were welcomed into Austria with open arms. Now, a change of government - which has praised Australia's strict immigration policies - could deport them. |
ABC Australia 20.03.2018
Vladimir Putin's reelection also marks the fourth anniversary of his annexation of Crimea While ethnic Russian Crimeans celebrate the anniversary of Russia claiming the region, the peninsula's Crimean Tatar population are facing increasing persecution. |
ABC Australia 18.01.2018
'Concentrated' camps for refugees: Austria's far-right government faces protests over anti-immigration agenda Protesters compared Austria's new leaders to Nazis days after the new interior minister announced a plan to create camps for refugees that would keep them 'concentrated in one place.' |
ABC Australia 20.12.2017
Why Russia and the West can't get along Russian President, Vladimir Putin, is the man many credit with not only making Russia great again, but making it feared. |
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Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya was murdered on Vladimir Putin's birthday in October 2006. Two years earlier I interviewed her at her desk in the Moscow offices of Novaya Gazeta, shortly after she had been poisoned on a flight to Beslan.
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Ljoma Viskhanov was 8 years old in 1944, when Stalin gave the order for the entire Chechen and Ingush population to be deported from their homeland in the North Caucasus to Central Asia. Here is his story. (In Chechen with English subtitles.)
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