The Republic of Buryatia: invasion of Ukraine is an extension of Russia’s domestic dominance over the country's ethnic minoritiesUkrainians and Buryats share a history of Russian abuseWritten by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe30 June 2022
Bulgarian culinary traditions as a way to restore cultural memory: Granny's forgotten dishes in the village of AntimovoLocal community centre serves as nexus of activities for depopulated village of AntimovoWritten by Nevena Borisova, Dessislava Dimitrova30 June 2022
Bulgarian culinary traditions as a way to restore cultural memory: Grandma's unforgettable tarhana Tarhana pastry served as staple food during times of famine Written by Nevena Borisova, Dessislava Dimitrova29 June 2022
Bulgarian culinary traditions as a way to restore cultural memory: wild herbsThe Slow Food movement meets the age-old dishes of BulgariaWritten by Nevena Borisova, Dessislava Dimitrova28 June 2022
Understanding the damaging effects of Russian propaganda against NATO and KosovoHarmful propaganda hides the truth about the 1998-1999 Kosovo WarWritten by Dren Gërguri27 June 2022
Undertones: Is there a perversion of decolonial narratives in Mali?While Mali's relations with France turn sour, pro-Russian narratives gain prominence in the regionWritten by Civic Media Observatory23 June 2022
New national park in North Macedonia plagued by continued development projectsSmall hydro plants construction also hinders access to drinking waterWritten by Metamorphosis Foundation21 June 2022
Equality for transgender Ukrainians: A long way to go, now complicated by the warOnly changes in legislation will truly help transgender people in Ukraine Written by Filip Noubel15 June 2022
China's wavering position on Russia's invasion of Ukraine threatens its legacy at home and abroadChina's ambiguous position on the Russian invasion prolongs the warWritten by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe15 June 2022
Croatian LGBTQ+ college student association normalizes differences at Zagreb Law FacultyBosnian research shows that LGBTQ+ people usually come out during their time at university.Written by Balkan Diskurs14 June 2022
Woman journalists are the most common target of anti-press attacks in North Macedonia, journalist association warnsJudiciary fails to initiate court procedures after journalists report threats to the police.Written by Metamorphosis Foundation10 June 2022
Analysis of comments on popular Serbian news portals shows the reach of pro-Russian narrativesSerbian public opinion often supports the Russian interpretation of the Ukraine warWritten by International and Security Affairs Centre - ISAC8 June 2022
‘We’re also taking part in this war,’ says Ukraine's LGBTQ+ communityLGBTQ+ soldiers are gaining acceptance in the Ukrainian military Written by Geneva Solutions6 June 2022
Podcast: Central Asia adjusts to the effects of geopolitical turmoilEditors and contributors tell us stories from their regionsWritten by Ameya Nagarajan3 June 2022
Ukrainian government attempts to pass necessary but unpopular labor reforms under martial lawDespite war, the Ukrainian government is passing long-planned economic reformsWritten by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe3 June 2022
Central Asia celebrates Victory Day amid Russian pressureA delicate balance between memory and politicsWritten by Zhar Zardykhan2 June 2022