Why Armenians Fled Karabakh: A Data Visualisation
The oldest conflict of the post-Soviet space has ended with the pending dissolution of the de facto Republic of Nagorno-Karabakh and the forced displacement of about 100,000 ethnic Armenians. [...]
Whom young Muslims (may) vote for?
God, Family, Fatherland – this threefold slogan has become the most appealing to European conservatives. In Italy, the landslide electoral success of the conservative, identitarian, and [...]
Serbia and Armenia: An (Un)Easy Comparison?
In the evening of 15 February, a group of right-wing protesters attempted to storm the building of the presidency in Belgrade after rallying against the EU-brokered dialogue between Serbia and [...]
Tiger Riders, Democracy Hijackers?
After the landslide victory of Giorgia Meloni, pundits and political scholars began warning about the return of Fascism to Italy. They clearly misread that historical event and misunderstood the [...]
Race and Muslimness in Bulgaria
*This article is part of the wider project “Balkans of Colour – A Handbook for Decolonial Encounters” Bulgaria’s contemporary anti-Roma discourse and rampant [...]
(Book Review) The Light that Failed. A Reckoning, by Krastev and Holmes
Ivan Krastev and Stephen Holmes. The Light that Failed. A Reckoning (London: Penguin, 2019) More than a reckoning? Before the breakup of the Covid-19 pandemic put democracy on hold, The Light [...]
