Articles
01 Mar 2017 / 12:54
Hiding in Plain Sight - Kosovo’s Protected Witnesses
A new court faces old problems in protecting witnesses to a dark chapter in Kosovo’s fight for freedom.
26 Jan 2017 / 15:29
Patrolling with Impunity in Eastern Europe
Publicity-hungry migrant hunters are a symptom of bigger problems in Eastern Europe.
26 Jan 2017 / 15:25
Past Still Haunts Bulgaria’s Disabled Children
Bulgaria has closed the crowded, isolated institutions that once housed its disabled children, but is still a long way from providing the care they need.
26 Jan 2017 / 15:18
Architects of Modernist Skopje Decry Retrograde Remodel
The ageing architects behind Skopje’s cutting-edge resurrection from a 1963 earthquake cry copyright foul as their acclaimed modernist creations are engulfed in antiquity.
26 Jan 2017 / 15:12
Cleaning Up Romania
A team of technocrats had a year to try to turn around Romania’s abysmal record on recycling.
21 Dec 2016 / 10:24
Greeks Take Health into Their Own Hands
Let down by the public health system, some Greeks are sharing pills, skipping medicine or putting their faith in a growing industry of nutritional supplements.
04 Dec 2016 / 15:29
State of the Unions in Serbia
Bullied or bought off, trade unions in Serbia and elsewhere in the former Yugoslavia have hit rock bottom, failing the workers they claim to protect.
30 Nov 2016 / 10:29
Abortion Rights Under Fire in Croatia
Croatian women struggle to exercise their right to abortion, driven into the shadows and illegality by the rise of a hostile conservatism.
28 Nov 2016 / 10:18
Romanian Roulette
Neglect, ignorance and industry influence raise doubts about a Romanian pledge to fight the hidden scourge of gambling addiction.
28 Nov 2016 / 10:11
An Albanian War on Drugs
Albania is uprooting cannabis at an unprecedented rate, but endemic corruption and a failure to target the kingpins behind a multi-billion-euro industry give the lie to the NATO member’s ‘war on drugs’.
