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3 February 2012
Moscow Laments EU ‘Lecture,’ Kosovo Seeks Full Independence
Plus, Bosnia passes key census law, and Tajik forces battle drug smugglers.
By S. Adam Cardais and Joshua Boissevain
27 January 2012
Armenia Cozying Up to Iran, N. Kosovo Serbs Tell Tadic to Take a Hike
Plus, Czechs approve 1.5 billion euro IMF loan, and Moscow OKs massive protest
By S. Adam Cardais and Joshua Boissevain
18 January 2012
Language Referendum Looms in Latvia, Bulgaria Restricts Fracking
Plus, Kosovans look to visa-free European travel and an Albanian politician escapes bribery charge.
By Ky Krauthamer, Ioana Caloianu, Joshua Boissevain, and Kelly Klein
13 January 2012
Road to Ruin
An unnecessary highway in Kosovo could bankrupt Europe’s poorest state.
By Andrea Lorenzo Capussela
13 January 2012
Moldova's Presidential Predicament, Serbia Inches Closer to EU
Plus, Prague backpedals on asylum of Tymoshenko husband, and Tallinn mulls “free rides.”
By S. Adam Cardais and Joshua Boissevain
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12 January 2012
Monkey Business in Slovakia, Romania’s Stray Dogs Escape Death Row
Plus, forced marriage of Balkan immigrants troubling Germany and Central Asia’s protesters-for-hire.
By Jeremy Druker, Ioana Caloianu, Varvara Lokteva, and Joshua Boissevain
6 January 2012
A Prime Minister for Bosnia, A Critical Loss for A Big Cat Species
Plus, Pristina rejects Serb referendum and Czech goalie again ranked with world’s best.
By S. Adam Cardais and Joshua Boissevain
4 January 2012
Kosovo Serbs Call Referendum, Bulgarian Mafia Court Opens
Plus, state of emergency extended in tense Kazakh region and another Czech literary giant leaves the stage.
By Ky Krauthamer, Ioana Caloianu, and Joshua Boissevain
21 December 2011
Bringing Together Mitrovica’s Sonic Youth
A school for rock ’n’ roll chips away at ethnic barriers in Kosovo’s divided city.
By S. Adam Cardais
19 December 2011
High Stakes for Journalists in Dagestan, State of Emergency in Kazakh Town
Plus, Hungarian reporters go on hunger strike and another Russian transport disaster points to unsafe practices.
By Barbara Frye, Ioana Caloianu, and Natasha Kirshina
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