Rehabilitacija Draže bio bi udarac antifašizmu

Author(s): Rade Vukosav / Language(s): Serbian Issue: 163-164/2012

Nacionalizam kao sudbina

Author(s): Latinka Perović / Language(s): Serbian Issue: 163-164/2012

Zločinac bez kajanja

Author(s): Bojana Oprijan Ilić / Language(s): Serbian Issue: 163-164/2012

Ugled i kako ga izgubiti

Author(s): Slobodanka Ast / Language(s): Serbian Issue: 163-164/2012

Četnički vojvoda vrhovni komandant

Author(s): Stipe Sikavica / Language(s): Serbian Issue: 163-164/2012

Mâzgă în "Republică"

Author(s): Vasile Gârneţ / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 97/2002

The author hopes that Romania's NATO membership acceptance will oblige the government in Moldova "To get out of the political mud in which it has been for the last 10 years". The author says that "The Republic" will not be able to practice the "double game" - with the Western Europe and Russia.

Slovakia/Hungary: Round the Danube Bend

Author(s): Balint Szlanko / Language(s): English Issue: 09/01/2009

Those upstart Slovaks are at it again, sneering at the nation that ruled them for a thousand years.

Lost in Lustration: Transitional Justice at 20

Author(s): Risto Karajkov / Language(s): English Issue: 09/01/2009

Over the years the lustration process has grown more intractable as it has become an instrument of political maneuver and manipulation.

Eastern Europe: Reporting for Duty

Author(s): Balint Szlanko / Language(s): English Issue: 06/17/2008

In Afghanistan, the contributions of NATO’s easternmost members are not to be dismissed.

Our Take: Orban’s Political Orbit

Author(s): Timothy Spence / Language(s): English Issue: 06/17/2008

Hungarians may mourn the loss of empire. But some politicians act like it still exists.

Czech Republic: Tobacco May Be Harmful to Your Intelligence

Author(s): S. Adam Cardais / Language(s): English Issue: 06/17/2008

When politicians warn that smoking bans will hurt businesses, don’t bother asking them for proof.

Balkans: Cyber Threats

Author(s): Besart Likmeta / Language(s): English Issue: 06/17/2008

Albanian websites are hit in what appears to be a return to political “hacktivism.”

Ukraine & the EU: Sustaining the Momentum

Author(s): Jacek Kucharczyk / Language(s): English Issue: 01/18/2005

The EU--led by the new member-states--showed its foreign policy muscle in Ukraine. Now it must offer tangible benefits to those who fought for a fair election and democracy.

Croatia: Fighting Tenancy Rights

Author(s): Michael Logan / Language(s): English Issue: 01/18/2005

Croatia faces a new challenge to its record on refugee return in the European Court of Human Rights.

Ukraine & the EU: Coming Together

Author(s): Ivan Lozowy / Language(s): English Issue: 01/18/2005

The revolution in Europe’s perception of Ukraine continues, with the European Parliament urging Europe’s leaders to offer Ukraine the possibility of EU membership.

Poland: Teaching Sex

Author(s): Wojciech Kosc / Language(s): English Issue: 01/18/2005

Gay-bashing in the classroom? In an election year, the fraught Polish left will have to tread very delicately around the question.

Bosnia: Anti-Semitism Rears Its Head

Author(s): Dragan Stanimirovic / Language(s): English Issue: 01/18/2005

Recent incidents show an alarming rise of anti-Semitic sentiments in Bosnia.

Serbia: Relieving the Strain

Author(s): Aleksandar Mitić / Language(s): English Issue: 01/18/2005

A border incident sparks unrest in a predominantly Albanian area of southern Serbia.

Belarus: Radio Hit

Author(s): Alex Kudrycki / Language(s): English Issue: 01/18/2005

Three Belarusian radio stations face closure for airing too much foreign music.

Russia: The Pensioners’ Revolt

Author(s): Sergei Borisov / Language(s): English Issue: 01/18/2005

Russia’s senior citizens take to the streets in the greatest show of social unrest in years.