Arts & Culture

2 May 2006
Question Time: Kosovars debate the taboos and shibboleths surrounding their relations with Slavs, Albanians, and the world.; By Robert Murray Davis

16 April 2006
Dissonant Songs: Two men have been sentenced to a combined 11 years in prison in a closed trial that suggests that listening to protest songs is now, de facto, illegal in Uzbekistan.; By Anvar Mahkamov

12 April 2006
Celluloid Heroes: Magical documentary or crass fiction? The people of Sutka are divided over a new film about their "champions."; By Robert Alagjozovski

31 March 2006
Learning to Care: Teachers and human rights advocates use film to introduce Czech students to the troubles beyond their border. Also in Russian.; By Dominic Swire

23 March 2006
Swan Song?: Does the failure of Serbia and Montenegro to choose a Eurovision contestant foreshadow the failure of the state union?; By Nela Lazarevic

15 March 2006
On the Road with Stasiuk: Polish writer Andrzej Stasiuk's prizewinning anti-guidebook to the new Europe.; By Christina Manetti

27 February 2006
Performing Politics: It is important to acknowledge the complex processes that influence the use of labels such as “Roma.”; By Adriana Helbig

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