Gay Marriage, Corruption, and Credibility – dethroning the far-right in Estonia
Almost two years after the Estonian Centre Party’s decision to go into coalition with the far-right Estonian Conservative Nationalist Party (EKRE), the Prime Minister Jüri Ratas stepped down amid [...]
January on Lossi 36
January in Central Asia: a wave of Progress in Kazakhstan
January editorial. Since Kazakhstan became independent in 1991, it has yet to uphold the democratic standards laid out in its constitution. The young nation has had only two presidents: Nursultan [...]
Geopolitics
Kazakhstan, or what you’ll find between China and climate change
On the one hand we have a grandiose UN report on climate change, on the other, states whose incumbent political leaders don’t really care about the environment unless it directly affects their [...]
History and memory
Gender perspectives
“I Think This is Going to End in Us Winning”: the dawn of a new pro-abortion generation in Poland
Aleksandra Sidoruk is a 21-year-old Polish student in her final year of an International Relations degree. She is also an activist, heavily involved in the protests taking place across Poland, [...]
Photography
Cinema
From Avant Garde to Dreamscapes: aesthetics in the Soviet Cinema 1917-1964
Cinema in the Soviet Union was one of the most controlled mediums under the Communist regime. As a result of this, each era, marked above all by changes in the leadership, transformed the [...]
