Films touching on artistic resistance to authoritarianism lent a topical note to the Jihlava festival of documentary film as ...

The Democrats’ gains in the recent U.S. midterm elections raise questions about how the shift in congressional power could ...

For Medvedev, the problem is personal. A software engineer from Minsk, he moved to Poland in 2021 and has since become a ...

Building a society of equals: what peacebuilding means for creative young people in a country still bearing the scars of war.

An exchange of medieval remains and looted church treasures brings Greece and Bulgaria closer, despite objections in both ...

Political scandals still generate intense media attention and public outrage, but in this age of the hyper-accelerated news cycle, they rarely produce dramatic shifts in party support. From the Polish ...

Belarus leaves Western social media open even as authorities punish users for likes, comments, and subscriptions. From Global Voices. By Daria Dergacheva There are more autocracies in the world in ...

The opposition, youth-led Student List appears to have garnered approximately 53% of the vote and 140 of 250 parliamentary ...

The government wants to raise the age limit for the psychoactive herb and ban online sales. Critics claim this would merely ...

The government wants to raise the age limit for the psychoactive herb and ban online sales. Critics claim this would merely make it easier for young people to buy.

Erdogan sacks top aide in bid to defuse tensions over Azerbaijan's ban on religious attire in schools. From Eurasianet.

After a sweeping parliamentary victory, the race will test the new prime minister’s political dominance amid questions over corruption, accountability, and Bulgaria’s relations with Russia and the ...