The date for Poland’s general election – due sometime this autumn – has not yet been announced, but with so much at stake...
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The 54th edition of the Karlovy Vary Film Festival took place in the Czech Republic this past week, showcasing the best of the Central and...
The little known story of the ethnic German minority in Hungary is one of great tragedy and even greater resilience. It tells a narrative...
My first apartment in Budapest was located on Ferenciek ter, in the heart of the city centre. Everyday on my way to work I would pass by...
It’s not an altogether pleasant experience these days to put the words ‘Poland’ and ‘women’s rights’ into Google. A whole raft of...
Hungary's magnificent parliament building, (Országház, in Hungarian) is one of the most emblematic symbols of both Budapest and the country...
Bucharest’s taxi drivers have been defeated. Earlier this week, the Romanian government passed an emergency degree regulating the...
Batumi has long been Georgia’s playground. And yet while most visitors come to enjoy the long, sub-tropical summers on the beach or...
To mark the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Soviet Union, Queen Anne’s Summer Palace, located in the royal gardens of Prague Castle, is...
Sport plays an important role in Serbia, with football and basketball being the most popular. There is even an expression: “every Serb is a...
Most Hungarians consider the reburial of the country's former prime minister Imre Nagy on June 16, 1989 as one of the most remarkable...
Tallinn’s old town is home to the magnificent Hotel Telegraaf, a building whose story mirrors that of the town itself. Now an elegant...
Countless cities in Europe claim to be Where East Meets West, but all must bow-down to Sarajevo in that particular category. History here...