COVID-19 marked year reinforces Serbia’s move away from the EU
19/02/2021
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The year marked by COVID-19 has reinforced Serbia’s move away from the European Union (EU) and the likelihood of the country becoming an EU member
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Historic talks between Palestinian rivals
15/02/2021
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Political factions Fatah and Hamas say they have agreed on the “mechanisms” for upcoming legislative and presidential elections, after historic reconciliation talks between the two
Every Step Counts – Seven Personal Testimonies of Social Democratic Women’s Activism in South East Europe
15/02/2021
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This is the shared journey of social democratic women activists, spanning two decades in pursuit of gender equality. Coming from Bosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia, North
Every Step Counts – Seven Personal Testimonies of Social Democratic Women’s Activism in South East Europe
15/02/2021
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This is the shared journey of social democratic women activists, spanning two decades in pursuit of gender equality. Coming from Bosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia, North
Continuing protests amid Tunisian political deadlock
11/02/2021
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Since its transition to democracy in 2011, Tunisia has been presented as a success story of democracy. Currently much of this positive sentiment has turned
Mounting opposition against Armenian government
01/02/2021
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The political situation in Armenia has been far from stable since the Russian-brokered peace agreement was signed almost three months ago. Opposition against the current
Lebanese curfew counters COVID-19, but spreads hunger and desperation
28/01/2021
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On 14 January, the Lebanese government announced a round the clock curfew, trying to combat the COVID-19 pandemic. Since then, the non-essential workers have been
COVID-19 and Democracy
28/01/2021
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Almost a year after the whole world went into lockdown, most countries are still struggling to handle the COVID-19 pandemic. Although the vaccine is a
Tunisian parliament accepts 11 new ministers, three of them accused of corruption
27/01/2021
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On 16 January, Tunisian prime minister Hichem Mechichi announced a reshuffle in his cabinet. Wanting to replace 11 ministers, he needed the approval of parliament