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Serbian Elections: a Continuous Foreign Policy Dilemma for the EU
How can a far-right ally, Russophile semi-autocrat still be the EU’s best bet for ...
What can we learn from Ukraine’s resistance?
Russia’s recent attack on Ukraine has caught many by surprise. E&M author Sandra Sirvidytė ...
“These are people who look like us”: what media coverage of the Ukraine war tells us about the West’s selective moral outrage
E&M’s author Amr Abdelrahim exposes and analyses the racism and xenophobia that has become ...
Fortress Europe and its Polish-Belarusian border: An appeal for civil society to resist
Malina Aniol writes about the conflict at the Poland-Belarus border. She argues that migrants ...
Hungary: The era of rogues (Part 2)
A series of opinion pieces analysing Hungary’s political situation by understanding historical factors (part ...
Lukashenka’s migration policies threaten Europe
After rigging the elections in 2020, A. Lukashenka has decided to retaliate against his ...
The enduring legacy of institutional racism
From double standards in media to knowledge and cultural appropriation – features of institutional ...
Hungary: Hundred(s) years of frustration (Part 1)
A series of opinion pieces analysing Hungary’s political situation by understanding historical factors (part ...