South-East Europe is burning: how temperatures have risen for the last 117 years
The effects and risks of climate change are felt in the Western Balkans too, but dealing with the issue is often "left behind". EdjNet analysed the increase of temperatures in the cities of South East Europe’s since 1900
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INTERVIEW Zagreb is ours, a movement on the side of citizens
Zagreb | Giovanni Vale, Jelena Prtorić | 19/9/2018
Azra Nuhefendić recalls the times when humor and laughter were almost a national sport in Yugoslavia
New hydroelectric power projects threaten The Valbona Valley in Albania
Azerbaijan is betting on cotton industry again – but workers' rights are often violated
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Croatia, 5 years in the Eu: economyDespite the gradual economic growth, the gap between the European Union and Croatia still remains wide. The unemployment rate has dropped, but the percentage of people at risk of poverty...
Albania: save the Valbona valleyThe Valbona valley in the Albanian Alps is an area of immense beauty. The valley is formed by the crystal clear waters of the Valbona river. But the river is set to be destroyed by three...
Moldova: summer at the lakeMoldova is a landlocked country, but its inhabitants don't give up the pleasure of spending a day on the beach. In Chişinău there are several urban parks that have bathing lakes within th...
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Arts and culture
- Festivals bring the world to Kosovo 03/09/2018
- Osman Taka, the warrior who enchanted his enemies 30/07/2018
- Who else is watching Romanian films? 17/04/2018
- Roma in the Balkans: the story of Nazif 26/03/2018
Reportage
Cultivating the land in villages on the Armenia-Azerbaijan border is very dangerous. Nevertheless there are those who go on, dreaming of peace
Dossier
Five years ago, on July 1st, 2013, Croatia joined the European Union - a historical step for a country heavily marked by the conflicts of the 1990s. But, what have these 5 years meant for the country?
Interview
How has journalism evolved in the state that does not exist since the 1990s? A meeting with Nikolaj Kuzmin, journalist and activist of ILC Apriori in Tiraspol, a space for legal assistance and promotion of human rights
