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 “My fear is that my country will be wiped from the map”: In France, the EU’s largest Armenian diaspora worries for its home under threat

“My fear is that my country will be wiped from the map”: In France, the EU’s largest Armenian diaspora worries for its home under threat

January 27, 2023

Cristina Coellen investigates how the EU's largest Armenian diaspora works to mobilise actionable support from France

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 Dams and Show Trials: Democratic Backsliding in the Kyrgyz Republic

Dams and Show Trials: Democratic Backsliding in the Kyrgyz Republic

January 24, 2023

Sydney Millar analyses the democratic backsliding in Kyrgyzstan following the pre-trial detention of opposition politicians and civil rights activists in response to a new border deal between [...]

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 The Wolves of Luník IX: How Street Art is Influencing Slovakia’s Infamous Neighbourhood

The Wolves of Luník IX: How Street Art is Influencing Slovakia’s Infamous Neighbourhood

January 20, 2023

Hannah Sophia Jones looks at how street art in the infamous municipality of Luník IX sends a message to the skies and beyond

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 It’s About Time Vučić’s Government Took a Position on LGBTI+ Equality

It’s About Time Vučić’s Government Took a Position on LGBTI+ Equality

November 14, 2022

Alexandra West writes about Southeast Europe's first-ever EuroPride, which against threats of being cancelled took place in September this year.

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 An Orderly Election Full of Ethnonationlist Tensions — Impressions from Silba’s Election Observation Mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina

An Orderly Election Full of Ethnonationlist Tensions — Impressions from Silba’s Election Observation Mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina

October 21, 2022

Niels van der Togt on the recent General Election in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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 From Controversy to Cornerstone: The Three Seas Initiative and European energy security in 2022

From Controversy to Cornerstone: The Three Seas Initiative and European energy security in 2022

October 19, 2022

The Three Sea Initiative's annual summit, the first one since Russia’s invasion, might prove a turning point for the initiative, and a new opportunity for the EU’s energy strategy.

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 Horror For the Senses: the Art of Jan Švankmajer, master of the uncanny

Horror For the Senses: the Art of Jan Švankmajer, master of the uncanny

October 14, 2022

Hanna Hodgetts analyses the works of the retired Czech film-maker and puppeteer, Jan Švankmajer.

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 Colonising Culture: ideology, modernity, and the Soviet circuses of Central Asia 

Colonising Culture: ideology, modernity, and the Soviet circuses of Central Asia 

September 16, 2022

In the mid-1920s, the borders of the five Soviet republics of Central Asia – Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan – were created by the newly established Soviet state. [...]

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 Defeating Putin

Defeating Putin

August 3, 2022

Hardening positions and new attacks against civilians warrant a closer look at what a Ukrainian victory could one day look like.

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 An Unlikely Silver Lining for Conflict Resolution in Moldova

An Unlikely Silver Lining for Conflict Resolution in Moldova

August 1, 2022

Moldovans are keeping a careful eye on the developments next door as Russia’s war against Ukraine rages on.

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