Unprejudiced

Susanne Spahn

Mila Corlăteanu

Jörg Taszman

Tina Lee

Christina Quast

Yesterday’s Practices to Help Tomorrow's Environment

The Republic of Moldova and its inhabitants have kept their household habits closely linked to nature – they have what today we would call an eco-friendly approach. There are many techniques they use, yet in this article we would like to discuss only two of them.

Holding Hands

What happens when a woman chooses a woman
Some people cannot live like they want to. They do not feel home because they are not welcome by everybody in their home country. Many members of the LGBT+ (Lesbian-, Gay-, Bi-, Tans*-) Community from Eastern Europe emigrate to Western parts of the continent with the hope to find a better future for them and their partners.

Starts of Caucasian Social Media

Social media has become an integral part of people's lives including those who haven't even subscribed to it. This is especially true and vital for the South Caucasian countries that go through different stages of democratic development, political crises and military conflicts.
 

Is Nord Stream 2 an eco-friendly way forward for Europe?

Dependence on Russian gas has been Europe’s main energy security concern. By pursuing a diversification strategy of gas infrastructure, Europe aims to decrease its overall reliance on Russia as the key supplier of gas. 

Roma Discrimination

“They want to kill us, they are threatening us. We are afraid to let our grandchildren into school. Our children are afraid to go to work” - emotionally and frightenedly said the Roma community of the city Irpin, which is near the capital of Ukraine. A dozen women and children in the autumn of 2021 were forced to ask for the protection.

3+3 ≠ 6 in South Caucasus

On October 6th Russian foreign minister Sergey Lavrov announced that Moscow was suggesting the creation of a new format that would include Russia, Turkey and Iran, along with 3 South Caucasian nations: Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia. According to Lavrov the format would address the issues of security and economic and transport ties between these countries.

Afghan Refugees

The Long and Difficult Road to a Safe Life Abroad
Political instability has been the norm in Afghanistan for over three decades. According to the latest UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) report "Global Trends in Forced Displacement – 2020", there are more than 2.6 million Afghan refugees worldwide, i.e. 6.6% of the country's population. 

Ein Artikel von Irina Radu
Die Erinnerung an die Worte: Ukrainerinnen schreiben gegen den Krieg an

Als viele Frauen und Kinder bereits in den ersten Tagen nach dem russischen Einmarsch aus der Ukraine flohen, entschieden sich die Schriftstellerinnen Viktorija Amelina und Chrystyna Nazarkewytsch im Lwiw/Lemberg zu bleiben, um das Erlebte in Gedichten oder Essays zu verarbeiten.