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Huffington Post
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Crimea’s Drug Users in a Predicament
16 Dec 2014 by Dimiter Kenarov / No Comments
When Russia annexed Crimea in March of this year, it closed down all OST (opioid substitution therapy) programs. As a result, drug users in Crimea have found themselves in a serious predicament.
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Transgender Crimea
03 Dec 2014 by Dimiter Kenarov / No Comments
Pasha is a transgender person from Sevastopol, Crimea, but Russia’s annexation of the peninsula earlier this year threw his whole life into chaos. Today he is a refugee in Kiev.
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Internment Camps for Refugees
05 Nov 2013 by Dimiter Kenarov / No Comments
Faced by a flood of Syrian refugees, the Bulgarian government has resorted to illegal internment.
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“Waiting for the Barbarians” in Bulgaria
04 Nov 2013 by Dimiter Kenarov / No Comments
Every time I read about the crisis in the European Union, I think of the late Roman Empire.
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Taksim Square: The Business of Revolution
20 Jun 2013 by Dimiter Kenarov / No Comments
The recent protests at Taksim Square disrupted business in Istanbul. They also created business.
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Poland’s New Dissidents
17 Jan 2013 by Dimiter Kenarov / No Comments
The development of shale gas could make Poland energy independent from Russia, but it has also started to erode basic civil liberties in the country.
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Lost: Hunting for Pennsylvania’s Orphaned and Abandoned Wells
17 Jan 2013 by Dimiter Kenarov / No Comments
There are thousands of lost oil and gas wells scattered across Pennsylvania, the industrial legacy of a previous era. Now, someone is looking for them.
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Green Revolution: How Eco-Activism Made Bulgaria Care Again
28 Nov 2012 by Dimiter Kenarov / No Comments
Environmental campaigners have shown they can fight the system – but how far can they fix it?
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