Denník N, sister publication of EUobserver. He is also a photographer, columnist, and humanitarian worker who has reported extensively from crisis regions and conflict zones since the late 1980s. He ...
Opinion
How the Serbian government is exploiting a tragedy against universities and protesting students
The suspicious death of a Belgrade student has intensified tensions in Serbia. The government is using the tragedy to blame university leaders for being in favour of students' anti-government protests ...
Every day, the Ukraine Battlefield update newsletter offers a clear look at how the war is unfolding on the ground, highlighting key developments along the frontline and the shift ...
In less than three months’ time, Nato delegations will be packing for the alliance’s summit in Ankara. The agenda is empty, ...
When Meta announced its Libra/Diem project in 2019, central banks worldwide were confronted with an uncomfortable question: ...
"Open the Fuckin’ Strait", said Trump, while hailing an "Easter miracle" in Iran, enraging parts of MAGA, while inviting worship from others.
This week, Hungarians vote in an era-defining election as Viktor Orbán faces his biggest challenge in 16 years. Meanwhile, ...
If one listens to the European Left, Africa is a place to must help and apologise to. If one listens to the Right, Africa is ...
Deník N, the sister publication of EUobserver. She previously worked for Lidové noviny as their Moscow correspondent from ...
Czech journalist Petra Procházková recounts Putin’s 1999 rise from obscurity, sparked by his mafioso “crapper” speech after ...
Birth rates around the world are plummeting and the once-proven recipes of European states stopped working long ago. Here is ...
The late, great, German philosopher Jürgen Habermas should posthumously be awarded the Honorary Citizenship of the EU for his ...
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