Nakuru Under Water: The Crippling Cost of Neglected Infrastructure in a Changing Climate
The air in Nakuru hangs heavy with the dampness of days of unyielding rain. The once-vibrant streets, usually…
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Law, Baton, and Dignity: What Happens When a Professor Becomes a Target?
Police Violence Against Professor Milinkov in Novi Sad: „My Dignity Was Violated, Not Just My Body“ On Monday,…
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Nakuru’s Crossroads: How Globalization’s Promise Became a Burden
Reporting from Nakuru Nakuru’s vibrant market is a kaleidoscope of colors and sounds. But amidst the lively chatter…
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Joveva exclusive – Serbian students remind that support for democracy is important for the EU’s credibility
Member of the European Parliament Irena Joveva, vice president of the political group Renew Europe, sitting in the…
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The Fate of Local Non-Profit, Objective, and Impartial Media in Serbia
Introduction Local non-profit and independent media in Serbia face serious challenges threatening their existence and their role as…
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A Decline in Power and Principles: The End of the Transatlantic Relationship, or Just a New Chapter?
Editor notice: We are proudly present Geopolitical Analysis: A Study on the Impact of Trump’s Policies on Transatlantic…
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The Arrogance of a Myopic Philosophy: Notes from the South on Power, Trump, and American Culture
Column Personal Roots: A View from the South During my formative years as a student in Argentina, amidst…
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The Balkans and Me in 2025 by Patricio Schwanek
I returned to the Pannonian plain after 89 years. Yes, my father left Hungary long ago, and one…
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South Africa 30 years of democracy -Who is free?
Freedom Day in South Africa is a significant public holiday that commemorates the country’s first non-racial democratic elections,…
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