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Ariadna Mañé and Pieter Wijfker examine the legacy of Soviet mosaics in Central Asia, starting with the cities of Almaty and Tashkent

Our partner OsTraum delves into the work of Croatian photographer Bojan Mrđenović, highlighting the role of the spa in Croatian society

Claudia Bettiol of Meridiano 13 interviews the two sisters behind the Old Khata Project, a photo book uncovering Ukraine's traditional architecture

Ignacio Hutin describes his journey to one of the most isolated Communist monuments constructed — Bulgaria's Buzludzha

Lance Bradley looks at how ideology and art are conceived through photography and architectural heritage in Central and Eastern Europe

Photographer Anastasia Karkotska captures the essence of life in Nagorno-Karabakh, sharing photos from her trip one year ago

Alexander M. Clegg photographs the lost castles and historic towns of Romanian Transylvania, unveiling the region's myths and legends

Alexandra (Xandie) Kuenning showcases Berikaoba, one of Georgia's unique cultural festivals celebrating the fertility of spring

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. [...]

In Skopje, museums are left to fall apart and crumble while expensive monuments are erected to support different narratives of Macedonian history.