Macedonia

1 February 2012
Kazakh Human Rights Defender to Walk Free, Eastern Europe Hit by Deadly Cold: Plus, ethnic tensions flare in Macedonia and a lost account of a Nazi purge in Krakow surfaces.; By Barbara Frye and Ioana Caloianu

26 January 2012
Poles on the March for Internet Freedom, Uzbekistan Somehow Short of Energy: Plus, Macedonia wrestles with lustration law, again, and Czechs search for Vietnamese speakers.; By Jeremy Druker, Joshua Boissevain, and Kelly Klein

19 January 2012
Chinese Farmers on the Way to Tajikistan, League of Voters’ Might Meet Putin: Plus, Czech astronomers calm fears of apocalypse and PR agencies allegedly manipulating Kazakh Wikipedia entries.; By Jeremy Druker, Ioana Caloianu, Kelly Klein, and Joshua Boissevain

12 January 2012
A Poor Report Card for Macedonia’s Schools: A national inspection hands out low marks, but teachers and principals say reform solutions often ignore classroom realities.; By Ljubica Grozdanovska Dimishkovska

3 January 2012
Cheers and Jeers for New Hungarian Constitution, Macedonia Mourns Gligorov: Plus, Poland legalizes thousands of migrants and Turkmen tire of 3-D monotony.; By Ky Krauthamer, Ioana Caloianu, and Natasha Kirshina

14 December 2011
Polish Right Links Communism and EU, Bulgaria Debates Genetically Modified Food: Plus, a new report on Uzbekistan’s human rights abuses and Kazakh students demand the right to wear headscarves.; By Ky Krauthamer, Ioana Caloianu, and Joshua Boissevain

2 December 2011
Cat, Mouse, and the Russian Elections; Czechs Face Neo-Nazi Charges: Plus, activists catch Tashkent in child labor lie, and bad news for Russia, Ukraine on World AIDS Day.; By S. Adam Cardais, Barbara Frye, and Joshua Boissevain

30 November 2011
Macedonia’s Textbook Trauma: Risky experiments and wacky geography spur a massive review.; By Zaklina Hadzi-Zafirova

28 November 2011
Moody’s Deals Budapest a Blow, Minsk Cuts a Deal with Moscow: Plus, a dire future of unemployment and shortages for Uzbekistan, and Putinmania grips United Russia.; By Barbara Frye, Ioana Caloianu, and Kaitlyn Meade

14 November 2011
Kremlin’s Choice Advances in South Ossetia, Putin Says It’s Not About the Power: Plus, Bulgaria’s railway company is in dire straits, and Dushanbe metes out harsh sentences in “terrorism” case.; By Barbara Frye and Ioana Caloianu

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