Following Ukraine, Serbia, and Romania, here is the latest in our series of five unpopular opinions about the countries of Central and...
Culture, Travel & Sport
Chernobyl: The Lost Tapes, shows that in the Soviet Union, life was cheap. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine proves that for the Moscow...
After (in some cases) a two-year hiatus brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic, Europe’s music festivals are back, with some of the...
In some parts of emerging Europe, rail travel is becoming increasingly popular due to the continuous improvement in the quality of services...
That the Czech Republic topped another global beer consumption ranking didn’t take many by surprise. Certainly not in Czechia, a...
The state-sanctioned homophobia of the Putin regime has pushed LGBT+ Ukrainians to take an active role in the struggle against Russia while...
This year’s Vilnius International Film Festival is making Ukraine, and Ukrainian films, a key part of its programme. Lithuania has...
Łódź is nowhere near the top of the list of most popular tourist destinations in Poland, yet the country’s third largest city has a lot to...
The regime in Moscow has been using social media to spread misinformation and to create divisions throughout Europe for years. However, the...
The Febiofest Bratislava International Film Festival returns after two years, its programme full of ambitious, experimental work. Conceived...
As Russia continues its attacks on Ukraine’s people and sovereignty, it is now more important than ever to celebrate and raise...
Dozens of tree-covered market squares in Poland have suffered the same fate in recent years, with local authorities opting to...
A timely new book questions human authenticity, meritocracy, fairness, and the norms and regulations which will be required to guide our...