Ray Furlong is a Multimedia Editor at various esteemed publications including Eurasia Review and Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty. He specializes in regional interest and world news, with a focus on energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and security and law enforcement across the United States, Canada, and Latin America. Ray's insights and analyses have been featured in notable platforms such as The Ukrainian Weekly and Homeland Security News Wire.
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Ray Furlong's coverage primarily focuses on evolving and breaking news stories related to culture, society, world affairs, government, and politics. He delves into topics such as geopolitics, the European Union, refugee crises, human rights issues, and conflicts such as the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
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By: Ray Furlong
Russian influencer Victoria Bonya made a personal address to Russian President Vladimir Putin: In a country where political debate and criticism of the authorities is tightly controlled, she brought up problems people face in their everyday lives. Except the war in Ukraine.
By: Ray Furlong
China is Iran’s most important ally, but it lacks the full diplomatic and economic leverage to force Tehran to make concessions, according to experts who spoke to RFE/RL.
By: Ray Furlong
Some analysts argue there’s a hidden struggle going on in the Kremlin between security structures and economic interests.
By: Ray Furlong, Anna Sous
Forty years after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, Nobel Prize-winning author Svetlana Alexievich says Belarus is still a "laboratory" in which the long-term effects of the massive radiation leak continue to play out.
When the head of a Russian tractor manufacturer set off on the 370-kilometer journey to the Moscow Economic Forum earlier this month, he was about to put his company on the map with some stinging criticism of his country's authorities.
By: Ray Furlong
Russian President Vladimir Putin voiced strong support for Iran in its conflict with the United States as he greeted Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi for talks in St Petersburg on April 27.
By: Hannah Kaviani, Ray Furlong
Weeks of US and Israeli air strikes, sanctions, and restrictions have hit Iran hard, but it could be geology that eventually pushes it into making concessions in its ongoing standoff with the United States.
By: Ray Furlong
US President Donald Trump has indicated that Iran's decision to end its unprecedented Internet blackout is a sign that the country wants to reach an agreement with the United States.
By: Hannah Kaviani, Ray Furlong, Robert Zargaryan
Armenia has staged a Republic Day military parade showcasing hardware including rocket launchers, drones, and armored vehicles from countries such as France and India -- as well as what appears to be an Iranian air defense system.
By: Radio Farda, Ray Furlong
The shaky video of the incident recalled the famous "Tank Man" protester on Tiananmen Square in Beijing, who single-handedly defied an armored column during pro-democracy protests in 1989 that were subsequently crushed by tanks.
