The Sage of Sorbia
An interview with Jurij Koch, an eminent writer among the Slavic-speaking community in eastern Germany. Read more.
Around the Bloc – 9 July
News from around the bloc: Poland at odds with Germany; Lithuania bans RT; match fixing in Armenia; Facebook and Ukraine; and demographics in Bulgaria. Read more.
When Dictators (Almost) Fall
By Nida Dincturk – Lukashenka will likely hold on to the presidency in August, but it won’t be nearly as easy as in the past. Read more.
Masks4All
By Emma Whitt – How a Czech influencer and his friends helped make his country a world leader in the adoption of face masks. Read more.
Around the Bloc – 7 July
Today’s news headlines: Britain’s Magnitsky sanctions; Estonia’s “strawberry war”; a precocious Romanian vlogger; and more. Read more.
Around the Bloc – 3 July
In the news today: military intelligence in Russia; NATO, Poland and the Baltics; faulty masks flood Europe; Moldova’s bootleg helicopters; and remembering Jan Kuciak through song. Read more.
El Dorado in Czech Cyberspace?
By Ivana Karaskova and Filip Sebok – The pandemic has prompted an upswing in Chinese propaganda, but its impact is questionable. From the Digital Communication Network. Read more.
The Turkish Village That Came Back to Life
Once caught in a war zone, the local Assyrian population – many of whom left for Western Europe – has been returning and working hard to revitalize the town of Kafro. Read more.
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