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Kirsten Terrill argues that Poland must acknowledge the full spectrum of Polish history without the interference of politics

Siheon Nathaniel Choi and Garik Mirzoyan look at Armenia's historical reliance on an 'external saviour' in their diplomatic endeavours

Baltics regional editor Maja Soomägi analyses recent Latvian legislation affecting the country's Russophone population

Holly Rodgers demonstrates how Viktor Orbán's love for football is part of the narratives he actively promotes on Hungary's history.

Central Europe regional editor Jakub Crcha looks at the return of Robert Fico to Slovak politics and what it means for the nation

Alexandra West delves into what Katalin Novák's recent presidential veto means for Hungarian politics and the LGBTQ+ community

Tumka (Autumn) Mozeliak dives into Serbia's response to the recent mass shootings, and what gun control could look like in the country

Andro Atoev analyses Georgia's 'foreign agent' draft bill debacle, delving into the political context to explain Georgian Dream's actions

Did the Uzbek government just strip the autonomous region of Karakalpakstan of its constitutional right to independence?

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 [...]