Regardless of official outcome, today’s election in Slovenia promises more of the same, as the…
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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…
The ‘Telegenic’ Mr. Kurz: Austria’s Elections and a Likely Landmark Victory for the Populist Right
Austria’s Sebastian Kurz is just 31 years old, but is on course to become the…
Croatia’s Far-Right Rewrites Tito Out of History
The Zagreb City Assembly has just voted to rename Marshal Tito Square. In Croatia, anti-communist…
Bulgaria’s Far-Right is in Government, But Still Flying Under the Radar
As the far-right asserts itself with increasing aggressiveness around the world, Michael Colborne sheds light on Bulgaria, where the…
Memory Overproduction: Turbo Sculpture and the Bizarre Statues of Belgrade
A curious array of monuments have been cropping up all over Belgrade recently, with statues of Andy…
Countdown to Slovenia’s 2017 Presidential Election
The Slovenian presidential election picked up a bit of unexpected momentum in the past ten days or…