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Global Monitors Warn Covid-19 Poses 'serious Challenges' in 2020 Election
The OSCE is sending a full delegation to the November 3 with record numbers of people expected to cast their ballot by post.
Russia Opposes Peacekeepers in Ukraine After U.S. Death
U.S. paramedic Joseph Stone is the first casualty of an international monitoring mission in eastern Ukraine.
American Killed Is First OSCE Monitor Death in Ukraine
The OSCE monitor died in a landmine explosion in the region where Russian-backed rebels are fighting Ukrainian forces.
Germans Suspect Russia is Behind Flood of Fake News
Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe also fell victim to a cyber hack that used tools attributed to a Russian group.
Ukraine Ceasefire Violations Exceed 1,000 a Day: OSCE
International observers claim hostilities have increased by 40 percent in a week.
Putin Has Achieved a No-Fly Zone Over Ukraine
Most airspace over eastern Ukraine remains off limits to civilian air traffic.
International Monitors Will Watch Next Month's Election
Outside observers have monitored U.S. elections since 2002.
Violence Escalates in East Ukraine Ahead of Talks
Kiev claims separatist rebels using heavy weapons banned under ceasefire as one killed and six wounded in clashes.
Ukraine Calls for U.N. Peacekeepers to Observe Ceasefire
Poroshenko says that he believes this will be most efficient guarantor of security.
Some Ukrainian Forces Start to Quit Besieged Town
Some forces are withdrawn from Debaltseve but senior Ukrainian police official says fighting will continue in the town.
Ukraine Truce Fades as Sides Refuse to Withdraw Big Guns
The peace deal, which only came into force this weekend, already looks under threat.