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 Visiting the Lipovans: The Russians of Romania between tradition and future

Visiting the Lipovans: The Russians of Romania between tradition and future

November 5, 2024

The Lipovans are among Romania's least known national minorities. Bram Jongejan reports from the Tulcea region in the country's northeast.

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 At a crossroads: Kashubians in Poland are faced with a demographic dilemma

At a crossroads: Kashubians in Poland are faced with a demographic dilemma

September 8, 2023

The results of the 2021 census in Poland produced a shock for Kashubians, a small minority in northern Poland little-known outside of the Republic. A decline of over 50,000 members has left two [...]

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 Techno-populism trumps geopolitics: How Moldovan oligarch Ilan Shor won local elections in Gagauzia

Techno-populism trumps geopolitics: How Moldovan oligarch Ilan Shor won local elections in Gagauzia

August 17, 2023

Lukas Baake and Thijs Korsten analyse the socio-economic background and the domestic repercussions of the recent elections in Gagauzia.

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 Azerbaijani integration and education in Georgia: “Hey, Gunesh!” at the Tbilisi International Film Festival

Azerbaijani integration and education in Georgia: “Hey, Gunesh!” at the Tbilisi International Film Festival

December 16, 2022

Maja Soomägi dives deeper into the integration of the Azerbaijani ethnic minority in Georgia in her review of the short film "Hey, Gunesh!"

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 Den’ Pobedy vo Vremya Pandemy: reflections on Victory Day in the Republic of Tuva

Den’ Pobedy vo Vremya Pandemy: reflections on Victory Day in the Republic of Tuva

May 15, 2021

Katherine Leung reflects on Victory Day and a state-led campaign for the inclusion of minority groups in the Russian Republic of Tuva.

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 Religious Minorities and Covid-19 in Georgia: challenges for equal treatment

Religious Minorities and Covid-19 in Georgia: challenges for equal treatment

February 26, 2021

The Covid-19 pandemic has been a great challenge for Georgia, not only in terms of economic issues or the sustainability of the health care system but also in terms of proving that all peaceful [...]

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 Debunking Victimhood: short stories of Pomak uprisings in communist Bulgaria 

Debunking Victimhood: short stories of Pomak uprisings in communist Bulgaria 

February 24, 2021

February 1 marked the anniversary of the national remembrance of the victims of Communism in Bulgaria. On this date in 1945, the People’s Court handed down death penalties to a large number of [...]

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 What Does It Mean To Be Unrecognised And Unrepresented?

What Does It Mean To Be Unrecognised And Unrepresented?

June 15, 2020

Since the early 1990s, an interesting phenomenon has emerged in Eastern Europe and the Caucasus – some states that, despite having their own government and state apparatus, lack [...]

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Bulgaria Monthly Digest: COVID restrictions tighten, and CoE calls for defense of minority rights

April 17, 2020

Like virtually everywhere in Europe in the last month, Bulgaria’s media focused almost entirely on the COVID-19 pandemic. Here are a few key figures and some of the main measures taken by the [...]

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North Caucasus Monthly Digest: Minority Language Rights in Peril, and PACE Visits Chechnya

October 9, 2019

– The self-immolation of the Udmurt-language professor Albert Razin on September 10th shocked those concerned with the development of the indigenous languages of the Russian Federation. His [...]

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