Democracy in MOSO states – a closer look
After the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 what [...]
Democracy in MOSO states – an overview
In Southeastern and Central-Eastern Europe, states are merely considered to [...]
Threatened Freedom in the Pandemic Era
Introduction Instances of breaches in civil and political rights have, [...]
The effect of the pandemic on the civil society in MOSO countries
Civil society in the MOSO region (Central-Eastern and Southeastern Europe) [...]
Gender is the new migrant
Election campaigns are increasingly focusing on gender issues to instill [...]
“Everyone should have the same rights and the same opportunities within the society”
At one of the sessions of the European Parliament, the [...]
16+1 Initiative and China’s Interest in Central and Eastern Europe
Launched in 2012, the 16+1 sub-regional cooperation format brings together [...]
Romania’s Criminal Justice System Reform Falls under the Scrutiny of the Venice Commission
As part of a worrying trend in Central and Eastern [...]
Romania and the Failed Constitutional Referendum: Politics and LGBTQA Rights
The road to Romania’s constitutional referendum from October 2018 began [...]
EU Conditionality, the CVM, and Romania
Introduction After 1989, the newly post-communist states engaged in an [...]