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 A tepid thriller on police corruption and institutional racism in Romania: “Unidentified” at the Tbilisi International Film Festival

A tepid thriller on police corruption and institutional racism in Romania: “Unidentified” at the Tbilisi International Film Festival

December 22, 2022

Unidentified (Neidentificat, 2020) is a sparse mystery situated around the character study of a corrupt detective. While there is some merit to its wry examination of police corruption and the [...]

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 Alexei Navalny – the Sisyphus of Russia?

Alexei Navalny – the Sisyphus of Russia?

April 12, 2021

Who is Alexei Navalny? What an odd question, you might think. After all, the past eight months of the man’s life have been meticulously covered by a multitude of media outlets around the globe. [...]

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 Meet Tamar Mearakishvili – a trailblazing civic activist from de facto South Ossetia

Meet Tamar Mearakishvili – a trailblazing civic activist from de facto South Ossetia

March 26, 2021

“They expected to pressure and silence me this way, but I came out of this battle much louder, stronger and more confident.” Meet Tamar Mearakishvili, a Georgian activist who refuses to let [...]

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 Beneficial Unconventionality – how Zuzana Čaputová became Slovakia’s first female president

Beneficial Unconventionality – how Zuzana Čaputová became Slovakia’s first female president

March 17, 2021

As Slovakia's first-ever female president, Zuzana Čaputová's liberal ideas and political vision provide an interesting story worthy of further investigation. By Dávid Pieš.

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 A Palace for Putin: Navalny’s most daring move yet?

A Palace for Putin: Navalny’s most daring move yet?

February 22, 2021

A Palace for Putin, Alexei Navalny’s latest anti-corruption video, has taken the internet by storm, much to the grievance of Vladimir Putin. On January 19, the Anti-Corruption Foundation (FBK) [...]

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 Ukraine Should Beware of the Georgian Development Model

Ukraine Should Beware of the Georgian Development Model

January 27, 2021

When Ukrainian President Zelenskiy announced that he would seek Mikhail Saakashvili’s appointment as deputy Prime Minister, commentators were split. For some Zelenskiy was displaying a serious [...]

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 LGBT Rights in Slovakia: any changes on the horizon?

LGBT Rights in Slovakia: any changes on the horizon?

December 18, 2020

In March 2019, Zuzana Čaputová, became the first female President of Slovakia, with a campaign built on a liberal and progressive platform, based on an environmental, pro-European, pro-LGBT, [...]

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 Theatre of the Absurd: the case that united Russia’s artists against the government, and the verdict that struck them down

Theatre of the Absurd: the case that united Russia’s artists against the government, and the verdict that struck them down

July 1, 2020

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

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 Constitutional Changes in Armenia Cause a Stir

Constitutional Changes in Armenia Cause a Stir

February 28, 2020

he ripples of the Velvet Revolution are still flowing and the Constitutional Court in Armenia may be the next to get caught up in the change.

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 Russia should have a look into Basic Income

Russia should have a look into Basic Income

November 14, 2019

Since his reelection in 2018, most analysts argue Putin has focused primarily on internal affairs. He has pushed the Russian government on a spending spree, with a greater focus on [...]

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