Editor’s choice 2024: A round-up of recommendations from the team behind Lossi 36December 30, 2024The team behind Lossi 36 shares with you their favourite recommendations of books, podcasts, and movies covering all of Lossi's regions.
A change in rhetoric brings the Three Seas Initiative closer to its original purposeDecember 10, 2024Harry Forster take a deeper look at how the war in Ukraine has affected the rhetoric and goals of the Three Seas Initiative.
Opinion┃One winner in the Bulgarian elections: Opponents of women’s and LGBTQ+ rightsNovember 26, 2024Looking at Bulgaria's Revival party, Freedom House's researchers argue that radicalism thrives in the absence of stable governance
Visiting the Lipovans: The Russians of Romania between tradition and futureNovember 5, 2024The Lipovans are among Romania's least known national minorities. Bram Jongejan reports from the Tulcea region in the country's northeast.
In the footsteps of the past: “The Spa” by Bojan MrđenovićSeptember 26, 2024Our partner OsTraum delves into the work of Croatian photographer Bojan Mrđenović, highlighting the role of the spa in Croatian society
Lessons from Croatia: Rule of law and EU enlargementAugust 5, 2024Using Croatia as a case study, Alexandra Karppi argues the EU must re-centre the role of rule of law in the enlargement process
A murder-filled erotic and excessive example of Yugoslav camp: “Kill Me Gently” at the 2024 goEast Festival of Central and Eastern European FilmJune 4, 2024Xandie (Alexandra) Kuenning reviews "Kill Me Gently" at goEast, a 1979 erotic parody of the period's pulp fiction
Past and present collide in this Romanian New Wave road movie: “Do Not Expect Too Much From the End of the World”March 7, 2024Xandie (Alexandra) Kuenning reviews Romanian New Wave director Radu Jude's latest lampoon "Do Not Expect Too Much From the End of the World."
Unlearning the idea of a typical Balkan family with “Housekeeping for Beginners”February 26, 2024Pyke Haans reviews "Housekeeping for Beginners," Goran Stolevski's latest feature film about found families and queer love in North Macedonia
A visit to Gjirokastër, the city that hides the ominous traces of Albanian dictator Enver HoxhaJanuary 29, 2024Ignacio Hutin travels to Gjirokastër, the birthplace of Enver Hoxha and a UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its Ottoman architecture
