Malgosia Krakowska spoke with Dragica Sekulić, Montenegro’s Minister of Economy, on why the government is…
Politics
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 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…