No Order Without Justice: Kosovo Needs a Social Revolution
When we hear the word revolution, we typically think of dictatorships, violence, and chaos. However,…
World Cup 2018: When Nationalist Politics and Sports Collide
Damir Kulas on the dangers of mixing nationalism and football In 2015, the satirical…
A Lost “Third Way”: The Radicalism of Yugoslav Art Before the War
The 1989 Jugoslovanski dokumenti exhibition sought to put Sarajevo on the map by curating a…
Slovenia’s Election to Push Politics Further Right
Regardless of official outcome, today’s election in Slovenia promises more of the same, as the…
The ‘Balkan Route’ is No Such Thing
I met an 18-year-old last week, who had walked from Bangladesh to Belgrade. The circles…
The Last Battle of the Cold War: Democratic Transition in Contemporary Albania
A Review of Fred Abrahams Modern Albania: From Dictatorship to Democracy in Europe In…
Happy International Anti-Corruption Day to the Stabilitocrats in Bulgaria and Brussels
It’s International Anti-Corruption Day on December 9: a good day to raise a glass and…
Coordinated Facebook Attacks on Critical Media, Antifa in Croatia
By Ana Benacic and Una Hajdari The verdict issued on Wednesday of last week…
“Irrational Optimism” and Bosnia’s IT Ticket to a Stronger Economy
Bosnia-Herzegovina emerges as a new tech hotspot with high hopes that it can soon compete…
Q&A with Susan Curtis-Kojakovic of Istros Books: Bringing Balkan Literature to the World
Istros Books is a London-based independent publisher that works on bringing contemporary literature from South…