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Katherine Leung tries her hand at Central European cooking and masters a classic that you normally can buy at the street corners of any Hungarian city.

The collapse of the Bulgarian government on 22 June has put the country in an unstable position which might further Russia's aims in the region, strengthening right-wing, pro-Russian parties and [...]

Rhiannon Segar takes a closer look at an often overlooked aspect of war. What will happen to the millions of internally displaced people in Ukraine?

Katherine Leung reviews 100 Best Jewish Recipes and finds that making the perfect challah truly is an artform.

Can the otherwise Eurosceptic Danes show the Central European countries that the attractiveness of the benefits the EU offers in times of uncertainty?

Azerbaijan wants to construct a transport corridor connecting it to Nakhchivan and Turkey, what will this mean for the stability of the region?

Subscribe to our Weekly here. In this week’s newsletter 📮: ​​Monuments to be taken down in Latvia; ruling coalition crisis in Montenegro; society reflects on EU accession plans in Georgia; Putin [...]

The story of the last stand at Mariupol’s steel works that captured the world’s attention, and why the tragedy remains far from over, by Francis Farrell.

An architectural expose of Estonia's post-Soviet heritage, by Joshua Bean.

Can the war in Ukraine enable further reflection and recognition of the EU's past as a colonial power and how that’s influenced its modern-day identity, and push states to rework its [...]