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PoliticsMiša Bačulov is a Thai boxing champion, philanthropist, activist and, since 2024, a councilor in the Novi Sad City Assembly. Today, he is one of the most prominent figures of the opposition against Vučić. We met with Bačulov shortly before his arrest
03/11/2025, Giovanni Vale -
MigrationsFrom an illegal migrant to a legitimate business owner: the story of Vahe, an ethnic Armenian, reflects the real struggles of thousands of migrants after ten years of working under the table in Europe, dealing with papers, and living under constant fear
31/10/2025, Armine Avetisyan -
LGBTMabel Matiz, one of Turkey’s most famous pop singers, risks prison for his latest song, which has been labeled “obscenity” because it sings of homosexual love: a further crackdown on the LGBT community in the “Year of the Family” decreed by the AKP
30/10/2025, Kenan Behzat Sharpe - Istanbul
PoliticsOnce enjoying extensive powers and considered Azerbaijan’s eminence grise, Ramiz Mehdiyev has recently fallen out of favor, accused of plotting a coup and placed under house arrest. A case in point of how power works in Azerbaijan
29/10/2025, Arzu Geybullayeva -
PoliticsAfter months of political stalemate, Vetëvendosje leader Albin Kurti has failed to win the confidence of the Pristina parliament. The only way out is to call voters back to the polls
28/10/2025, Mehmet Krasniqi - Pristina
fact checkingIn Bosnia and Herzegovina, where politics often resembles an endless electoral campaign, a small community of fact checkers has become accustomed to working under pressure. Echoes between Sarajevo and Kyiv
28/10/2025, Anna Romandash -
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PortraitFrom the euphoria of his 2015 election victory to the harsh realities of debt, austerity, and political compromise, Alexis Tsipras has always been a figure of contradictions. Now, with parliament behind him and the Greek left unsettled, the question arises: is the rebel preparing to step back into the spotlight?
11/11/2025, Mary Drosopoulos - Strasburgo
In recent weeks, Croatia has plunged into a nationalist drift, with increasingly frequent attacks on the Serbian minority. Historian Ivo Goldstein believes the blame lies with the ruling party, which has fueled far-right rhetoric
10/11/2025, Giovanni Vale - Zagabria
Yes, you saw it right: we have had a makeover! After years of growth and engagement with our community, we decided it was time to give our digital space a new look. New design, new features and the same passion for a changing Europe
06/11/2025, Redazione -
IntoleranceNothing came as a surprise, the violence against Turkish citizens in Montenegro had been prepared for weeks in the media, on social media, and by certain politicians spreading false claims that more than one hundred thousand Turks are living in Montenegro and are “ready for anything.”
06/11/2025, Predrag Nikolić -
ReportageErdoğan’s recent public promise to consider reopening the legendary Halki Seminary has revived the historic concerns and aspirations of Istanbul’s Rum community and, in some cases, its support forTurkey’s longest-serving president
05/11/2025, Mary Drosopoulos - Istanbul
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Miša Bačulov is a Thai boxing champion, philanthropist, activist and, since 2024, a councilor in the Novi Sad City Assembly. Today, he is one of the most prominent figures of the opposition against Vučić. We met with Bačulov shortly before his arrest
03/11/2025, Giovanni Vale -
