The nationalists’ victory at the polls comes as no surprise, while the record-low turnout reflects a sense of resignation. From Respekt.

British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain waves the “little piece of paper” after his return from signing the Munich ...

Ratko Mladic’s glorification exposes Serbia’s failure to confront its wartime past — and raises the stakes for a student ...

With the long conflict with Armenia over, many are questioning the traditional role of military service as a rite of manhood.

The Graham Act protects U.S. sanctions from White House meddling, but Ukraine’s strikes on Russian oil may still be the ...

The first generation of Vietnamese immigrants survived; the second generation is figuring out who they are now that survival ...

After the fall of communism, journalists gained freedoms but faced a harder task: building a profession able to withstand ...

The Polish far right and Russian propaganda are already inciting hatred against the accused killer of a priest. Other voices ...

In a pattern seen across the Western Balkans, rural schools are closing or merging as the school-age population continues a ...

There was a hippie character on the cult ’80s British TV show The Young Ones called Neil. Neil was a lank-haired, loon-panted dimwit who spent much of the show cooking vats of lentil stew and ...

Orban’s machine seemed invincible – until a grassroots movement cracked the psychological trap of fear. From Global Voices / Istinomer.rs ...

Shota Adamashvili in Texas. Courtesy photo. For Georgia’s first country singer, the genre has a universal language that surpasses geography. From OC Media.