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NATO’s 1999 intervention in the Yugoslav wars introduced a lasting environmental hazard. The use of depleted uranium munitions left Serbian…

The work of Croatian writer Antun Šoljan represents a distinct strand of Adriatic post-modernism. His 20th-century poetry and novels skillfully…

Artists in exile often face predictable questions about their work’s relationship to oppression and conflict. For many, this creates a…

The pursuit of silence has become a marketable commodity in contemporary society. This trend reflects a broader cultural shift under…

The fall of the Iron Curtain in 1989 did not bring immediate liberation for LGBTQIA+ individuals in Slovakia. Emerging from…

Experiments offer a unique intellectual pleasure by challenging established norms. They invite a contrarian spirit, pushing against conventional thinking to…

Hungary’s upcoming elections will significantly influence the future of a key political organization. The focus is on MCC Brussels, the…

A recent “Saturday Night Live” sketch featured comedian Ashley Padilla portraying both former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi and South…

A recent film starring Zendaya and Robert Pattinson has sparked significant conversation. The movie, a romantic comedy with dramatic elements,…

Three directors are reimagining Anton Chekhov’s classic plays for contemporary audiences. Their productions channel a distinct, modern anger into the…