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11 January 2012
Russian Inflation Hits Modern Low, Bulgaria Warned NATO of Milosevic’s Designs on Kosovo
Plus, Slovenian media gang up in paywall scheme and a favorite Azeri novel will get the Hollywood treatment.
By Ky Krauthamer, Joshua Boissevain, Varvara.Lokteva, and Kelly Klein
5 December 2011
Russia’s Manipulated Elections, Croatia and Slovenia’s Turns to the Left
Plus, a tale of one Russian, one Lithuanian, two failed banks, and a bailed-out airline.
By Barbara Frye and Ioana Caloianu
15 November 2011
Athens on the Danube
Politicians in Hungary and Slovenia are reacting to the crisis in a way that resembles lawmakers in a certain Mediterranean country.
By Martin Ehl
22 September 2011
EU Eyes Slovenian Political Crisis, Poles Vs. Reds in 3-D
Plus, cozy U.S.-Turkmen ties and a plan to end Czech ghettoes.
By Ky Krauthamer and Ioana Caloianu
6 September 2011
Slovenia Finally Starts to Move on the Patria Corruption Case
The charges facing the country’s former prime minister are likely political, but they could also be true.
By Martin Ehl
11 August 2011
How a Slovenian Magazine Found Yugoslavia’s Weak Spot
Journalists for a Communist Party organ pushed on the boundaries until they started to fall down. From Aktualne.cz.
By Tomas Rakos
30 March 2011
Spilled Gravy in the Lobbies of Power
It’s not technically illegal for members of the European Parliament to peddle their influence for cash. And for some, it’s normal.
By Katerina Safarikova
7 June 2010
Snags in Adriatic Waters
Slovenia is not the only country that has quarreled with Croatia over sea borders.
By Ivana Bare
19 November 2009
Brotherhood Was Not Enough
The regimes in Eastern Europe are not the only ones that crumbled under the weight of dissent and their own inadequacy.
By Tihomir Loza
19 March 2009
Ripple Effect
A stale row over a land and sea border could complicate next month’s NATO summit, and possibly the future shape of the EU.
By Ales Gaube
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