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Lessons from Mimoza Shala: Kosovar activist, mother, and former guerrilla soldier
Representations of women in war, particularly in media, often tend to be simplistic readings ...
Flashbulb Memories: The Secret Behind Shared Recollection
E&M Author Janina Kehrer takes a closer look at the ability to remember important, ...
France: NUPES and the Unlikely but Thrilling Possibility of a Prime Minister Mélenchon
Will Macron finally face concrete opposition from the left? What could this mean? E&M ...
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 ...
