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Recent acts of dissent within Moria have met with harsh police violence, and few positive outcomes. So the Afghan protesters …
Hungary reacts to the EU refugee quota system: The battle has only just begun
According to the Hungarian government, the battle has only just begun; the EU Court of Justice has ruled against Hungary in the question of the refugee quota system
The Transnistrian challenge: why tensions are escalating between Russia and Moldova
Transnistria is usually seen as a rogue state with little relevance for European politics. In reality it has always had a key geopolitical function, and one that is now rapidly changing.
Where the West Sets: Photographic Reflections on the European Frontlines
Where the West Sets is a documentary project that attempts to chronicle this crisis as it plays out on the northern Aegean Islands and in mainland Greece – the same territories where Western Culture and its system of values were born.
The Balkans can no longer be considered non-European
The detachment between the Balkans and European Union may be detrimental to the development of Europe in its entirety.
Back in the SFRY: Yugo-Nostalgia and Dreams of Communism
Now, a quarter of a century later, much of the population of former Yugoslavia look back with nostalgia at the communist days of old.
‘Refugees Welcome’ and the myth of two Europes
Media coverage of the refugee crisis has been driven by polemic. New research shows that public attitudes are in fact ambiguous, much less black and white than has often been supposed.