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POLITICS
What’s The Matter With Eastern Europe? Welcome To The Birthplace Of Trumpism
By John Feffer, Contributor
Director, Foreign Policy In Focus; Author, 'Aftershock: A Jour...
When it comes to Trump's version of “populism,” Eastern Europe led the way.
TRAVEL
This Family Of 9 Travels The World On $5,000 A Month
By Suzy Strutner
Here's how they do it.
POLITICS
Conservatives Should Embrace The Removal Of Statues
By Kevin Price, Contributor
Kevin Price is a nationally syndicated radio and TV host, colu...
I remember traveling the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe after the fall of Communism. I found it interesting to see
HEALTHY LIVING
Locked Out Of Asia, Americans Are Turning To Eastern Europe To Hire Gestational Surrogates
By Sarah Elizabeth Richards
It's a relatively affordable but ethically complicated path to parenthood.
PARENTS
Mom's Heartbreaking Post Urges Parents To Teach Their Kids About Differences
By Caroline Bologna
Stacey Gagnon has multiple children with special needs.
THE WORLD POST
The Significant Downside if Trump Plays Nice With Russia?
By Cody Lyon, Contributor
NYC writer/reporter
I wanted to better understand why current or past members of the Trump team would seek to chummy up to the Russian Federation
THE WORLD POST
The Pending Russia/U.S. Reset: Birth of a New Business Model?
By Daniel Wagner, Contributor
CEO of Country Risk Solutions and widely published author on c...
A de-escalation of cold war rhetoric and belligerent actions between the U.S. and Russia should lead to a more productive
THE WORLD POST
One way Trump is different from European nationalists
By The Conversation US, Contributor
Views from experts in academia, providing fact-based analysis ...
Despite Trump's unconcealed fondness for Russia, which is not usually an asset in Poland, the PiS government applauded his
THE WORLD POST
NATO: Seeking Relevance in the 21st Century
By Joseph V Micallef, Contributor
Best Selling Military History and World Affairs Author and Key...
The Kremlin's new playbook includes provocations that do not explicitly come under the provisions of what constitutes an
TRAVEL
An Old World Christmas in Bratislava, Slovakia
By John Mariani, Contributor
Publisher of Mariani's Virtual Gourmet
There's no denying that Bratislava, Slovakia, is a convenient way stop between Vienna, Prague and Budapest, all far larger
POLITICS
Bratislava leads the way in future thinking at GLOBSEC Tatra Summit 2016
By Michael Jacobsen, Contributor
Serial Entrepreneur, Author, Producer
Co-Author Zuzana Palovic - CEE and Migration Expert With over 500 delegates attending, all VIPs, the event featured EU luminaries
BOOKS
Q&A: Marisa Silver Talks About Her New Fairy-Tale-Like Novel
By The National Book Review, Contributor
A Journal of Books and Ideas
Marisa Silver discussed Little Nothing with The National Book Review. Q: There's a musicality to the language of Little Nothing
THE WORLD POST
After the UN Secretary General election: How the UN leadership can deliver for women's empowerment.
By Ernesta Redi Neudert, Contributor
Entrepreneur and Scientist
Only the old 'boys club' at the UN could say on merit that none of these outstanding women deserved the position. Croatia's
QUEER VOICES
A More Queer Bucharest
By Luca Istodor, Contributor
Luca Istodor is a Romanian queer rights activist and a student...
Călin: Every public kiss makes you feel vulnerable. You are “that guy” people can point at. People stare because they think
POLITICS
The Return of Eastern Europe's Princes
By Michael Jacobsen, Contributor
Serial Entrepreneur, Author, Producer
Closer to home, Karl, Prince of Schwarzenberg was watching the fall of communism with similar emotions, and a similar vested
THE WORLD POST
Gdansk as a bridge between East and West
By Pawel Adamowicz, Contributor
Mayor of Gdansk, Poland
Preparation of the report corresponds with the ongoing controversial discussion on the situation with the Constitutional
POLITICS
NATO's Expiration Date
By John Feffer, Contributor
Director, Foreign Policy In Focus; Author, 'Aftershock: A Jour...
It’s hard to turn over a heavy object like NATO to read its expiration date.
THE WORLD POST
Homeless in Budapest: Limited Nonprofit Support Strives to Address Governmental and Social Indifference
By Raluca Besliu, Contributor
Freelance Journalist
According to Kata Amon from The City is For All, an advocacy group fighting to improve laws on homelessness and combat all
THE WORLD POST
The Next UN Secretary-General: Time for an Eastern European?
By Ron Klink, Contributor
Democratic politician. Former Rep. Klink was first elected to...
Over a quarter of a century ago, Eastern Europe broke away from communist rule and the region embraced western style social
THE WORLD POST
Poll For Next UN Secretary-General In A Muddle
By Evelyn Leopold, Contributor
Veteran UN correspondent
Former Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Guterres again topped a straw poll for the ninth U.N. Secretary-General of the United Nations. But ballots for the 11 candidates showed many negative votes, signaling a deadlock until the next poll--or the one after that.
POLITICS
This Is What NATO Is Up To As Donald Trump Threatens To Destroy It
By Akbar Shahid Ahmed, Amber Ferguson, and Christine Conetta
The alliance is still providing clear benefits to the U.S. in Afghanistan, Iraq and elsewhere.
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