Montenegro: the swamp of politics
Montenegro remains plagued by major issues of crime and corruption, which directly involve the ruling elite. An interview with Dejan Milovac, deputy director of the MANS NGO
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Croatia, surviving tourism
The last ones: Serbian and Russian prisoners on the Alpine front
Special dossier: European elections and South-East Europe
Women in northern Albania, their entrepreneurial ideas, their future of hope
A fixed-term position is open at the operative unit OBC Transeuropa / CCI, for activities to be performed within the framework of the project European Centre for Press and Media Freedom
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Multimedia
Infographic: Slovenia and the European ElectionsMore articles and infographics in our dossier European Elections 2019
The last ones: Serbian and Russian prisoners on the Alpine frontA workshop to write new Wikipedia articles and a visit to a place to find lost memory. OBC Transeuropa conducted a project on Serbian and Russian prisoners of war on the Alpine front duri...
Bohinj, autumn wondersIt is one of the most beautiful lakes in Slovenia, located in the heart of the Trglav park. You can still breathe the atmosphere of an Alpine culture that has not lost its typicality
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Arts and culture
- “Honeyland”: take half, leave half 04/04/2019
- Cowboy Makedonski 07/12/2018
- Tito and Vallarsa: The history of a legend 10/10/2018
- Tirana: a street not to forget Alessandro Leogrande 20/09/2018
Economy
Romania has emerged as one of the targets of dairy farmers' protests in Sardinia. But the figures show that Romanian exports are not to blame for the sheep milk crisis
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On July 18th, 1992, a convoy of children left the sieged city of Sarajevo to reach Italy. 46 of those who left the Bjelave orphanage never came back to Bosnia: they were given up for adoption, although their parents were alive. A tragic story, resurfaced from the dark
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Disinformation campaigns, dubious practices on social media, murkey financing of political campaigns and lobby groups, timed hacked and leaks: new structural vulnerabilities to our democracies are there for anyone to exploit. It’s time to focus our public conversation on new policies and practices that can mitigate these risks
