A Teacher You Remember All Your Life
Teachers at a Czech high school open the door to the world for their students. From Respekt.
War in Ukraine
A Physics Professor on the Ukrainian Front
“I don’t even understand the position that we can’t get weapons. That was painful to hear.” From Telex.
Musicians Come Together to Aid Ukraine’s Frontline Troops
From first aid kits to drones and trucks, soldiers are getting what they need through an informal network of tuned-in volunteers.
How War Changed Ukraine’s Feminist Movement
Ukrainian feminists look back at the challenging year that has reinvigorated their activism and shaped their values. From openDemocracy.
The One-Year Mark
Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine continues to have global policy repercussions. From the German Marshall Fund. Anniversaries should be celebratory, but some are painful remembrances of events that elicited profound change.
Ukraine-Russia: ‘It’s Complicated’ No More
Ukrainian society is changing to resist Russia and its influence. But its transformation is also toward Western values.
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Solutions Journalism
Making Schools Modern From the Ground Up
A small Central European revolution is under way as architects and educators reconstruct the idea of elementary education. From Dennik N.
A Smart Bridge Between Generations
Young people in Hungary are teaching thousands of senior citizens how to navigate the cybersphere in a countrywide corporate-civic partnership.
Safe Haven in Warsaw
Belarusian refugees give shelter and aid to those fleeing war and persecution, whether in their homeland or Ukraine.
Cats, Hake, and Hedgehogs at War
A Ukrainian sculpture collective shows how good design can improve basic military gear and save lives. From Rubryka
Life-Affirming Scholarships
From bandura players to dancers to footballers, hundreds of young Ukrainians in Poland can keep doing what they love thanks to a volunteer-led effort.
Commentary
Don’t Take Poland’s Role for Granted
A potential post-election, far-right coalition would have grave consequences for Poland, the transatlantic community, and Ukraine. From the German Marshall Fund.
Trial and Tribulation: Prosecuting War Crimes in Kosovo
A special court aims to bring justice to victims of war crimes. But so far, it is causing controversy and could complicate reconciliation efforts. From ECFR.
Seeing Decline with the Naked Eye
With the decaying state comes a decline in our trust in the future, and therefore also in democracy itself. From Dennik N.
Romania Gets Moldova (and the EU Doesn’t)
For help in the contest over Moldova’s future against a nasty opponent, the EU might start by asking for Romania’s advice. From CEPA.
Latest News
How Russian Journalists Navigate Life in Latvian Exile
A year after dozens of reporters sought safety in Riga, they are facing a distrustful public and stricter immigration laws. From the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism.
Many Stories Make a World
Interviews with three documentary filmmakers featured in the Czech-based One World festival.
‘Not in My Garden’
Advocates of same-sex marriage rights for Czechs hail a more gender-fluid birth certificate but stress that their bar is set much higher.
Thirty Years of Scams
The downfall of a popular psychology podcaster points to the fertile ground for con artists in Ukraine and Russia. From Global Voices.
Hungary’s Antidote Against the Deadly Progressive Virus
Speaking at the CPAC conference in Budapest, Viktor Orban spoke about a biological weapon targeting the most vulnerable part of the Western world, the nation. From Telex.
Ukraine War: No Reconciliation Without Peace
‘This kind of division between good and bad Russians is very artificial and very simplistic,’ Czech security analyst David Stulik argues.
