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Even a Like Can Land You in Prison
Belarus leaves Western social media open even as authorities punish users for likes, comments, and subscriptions. From Global Voices. The post Even a Like Can Land You in Prison appeared first on Transitions .
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The Banker, the Basketball Star, the Cardiologist, and the Chemist
Meet Serbia's potential new leaders. The post The Banker, the Basketball Star, the Cardiologist, and the Chemist appeared first on Transitions .
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Serbia After the Student Victory
Now the hard part begins. From GMF. The post Serbia After the Student Victory appeared first on Transitions .
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The People Missing From Prague’s Trendy Makeover
A massive flood helped accelerate Karlin’s transformation from working-class district into a hub of cafes and offices. Many Roma families who once lived there never returned. The post The People Missing From Prague’s Trendy Makeover appeared first on Transitions .
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Poland: Will Recent Scandals Harm Donald Tusk’s Government?
Political scandals still generate intense media attention and public outrage, but in this age of the hyper-accelerated news cycle, they rarely produce dramatic shifts in party support. From the Polish Politics Blog. The post Poland: Will Recent Scandals Harm Donald Tusk’s…
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Azerbaijani-Turkish Rancor Reaches New Heights
Erdogan sacks top aide in bid to defuse tensions over Azerbaijan’s ban on religious attire in schools. From Eurasianet. The post Azerbaijani-Turkish Rancor Reaches New Heights appeared first on Transitions .
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How Dangerous is Czechia’s Kratom Craze?
The government wants to raise the age limit for the psychoactive herb and ban online sales. Critics claim this would merely make it easier for young people to buy. The post How Dangerous is Czechia’s Kratom Craze? appeared first on Transitions .
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Between Vucic and the Future: Five Post-Election Scenarios for Serbia
After nearly two years of protests, Serbia’s students and their supporters are the most credible opposition the Serbian leader has faced in his 14 years of rule. The EU should support their democratic movement. From ECFR. The post Between Vucic and the Future: Five Post-Election…
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Bulgaria’s Presidential Vote Tests the Reach of Radev’s Power
After a sweeping parliamentary victory, the race will test the new prime minister’s political dominance amid questions over corruption, accountability, and Bulgaria’s relations with Russia and the West. The post Bulgaria’s Presidential Vote Tests the Reach of Radev’s Power…
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Putin Hints at Worry Over Erosion of Russian Culture in Central Asia
Moscow looks on nervously as the region loosens the Russian cultural legacy through language policy and a critical look at Soviet history. From Eurasianet. The post Putin Hints at Worry Over Erosion of Russian Culture in Central Asia appeared first on Transitions .
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The Work Beyond Integration
As Czechia faces renewed EU pressure over unequal schooling of Roma children, educators and advocates say inclusion requires more than just desegregation. The post The Work Beyond Integration appeared first on Transitions .