Tag: Eurozine

In the thirty or so years since the collapse of the USSR, Ukraine has gained independence, witnessed unprecedented growth in ...

Photo by Kristina Tripkovic on Unsplash The COVID-19 pandemic continues to dramatically change our lives on a daily basis. The ...

‘When am I even going to need this?’ – the kids in my care have asked me this a thousand ...

Austria has had its fair share of scandals, but this was a first: on 9 October, following police searches of ...

Myroslav Marynovych, author of The Universe Behind Barbed Wire: Memoirs of a Soviet Ukrainian Dissident, speaks to the Institute for Human ...

The defeat of Andrej Babiš’s ANO in the Czech Republic brings prospects of an end to the corruption, instability and ...

As an emigrant from East Central Europe living in Austria, I have been exposed to a torrent of new experiences ...

The COVID-19 pandemic and consequent public well being measures have plunged the worldwide economic system into the worst disaster it ...

In March 2020 a big a part of Crimea acquired the standing of Russian border territory by presidential decree, making ...

‘A phrase, and every part is saved. A phrase, and all is misplaced.’ André Breton I. Few authors have been ...