Analysis

25 years after the Srebrenica Massacre Kalina Esmein explains the historical roots of the Bosnian War.

Mohammad Mammadov on how ontological security might be what’s stopping the Armenia and Azerbaijan from reaching a peace agreement.

Pavlo Cherchatyi on how Russia’s intervention in Ukraine in 2014 became a catalyst for a uniting Ukrainian national identity.

When Volodymyr Zelensky won the Presidential election, one of his key promises was to end the conflict in Eastern Ukraine. Upon his unconventional methods and a more moderate stance than [...]

Since 9 July, tens of thousands of Bulgarians across the country have marched on the streets every evening to demand the resignations of Boyko Borissov’s government and Prosecutor General Ivan [...]

Until not long ago, a small goblin lived in the green grass on the banks of the Oder River. He was known as the Oder Goblin. He entertained himself by playing pranks on the citizens of Wrocław, [...]

Pavel Hanchuk on how the COVID-19 pandemic affect Belarusian politics and the upcoming presidential election

Louis on the Seventh Studio Case and the trial of director Kirill Serebrennikov.

Augusto Dala Costa on the memory politics imbued in the public naming practices of Georgia's capital.

Tadeusz Giczan on the mounting opposition to Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, and his efforts to silence the competition before the national election.