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Special
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Was the Philosopher Julia Kristeva a Cold War Collaborator?
05 Sep 2018 by Dimiter Kenarov / No Comments
She insists that she never agreed to be a spy. Old documents, and old spies, tell a different story.
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The Ukrainian Serengeti
24 Apr 2015 by Dimiter Kenarov / No Comments
In war-torn Ukraine, the world’s oldest steppe reserve – home to zebras, buffaloes and wildebeests – fights for survival.
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The Theater Tsar: Art and Politics in Occupied Crimea
21 Jan 2015 by Dimiter Kenarov / No Comments
Two performances seem to be taking place in parallel: one inside the theater with actors, and another in the streets outside with soldiers in green balaclavas and no recognizable insignia.
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A Captivating Mind
18 Mar 2014 by Dimiter Kenarov / No Comments
How Georgi Markov became the truth-teller of Bulgaria’s communist era, and paid for it with his life
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Unlikely Dissidents
06 Apr 2013 by Dimiter Kenarov / No Comments
Two States, Three Countries, Four Opponents of Fracking
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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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Mountains of Gold
25 Jan 2012 by Dimiter Kenarov / No Comments
The Rosia Montana mine is one of the oldest mines in the world, but now it threatens to destroy the ancient village it long ago built.
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Tongue Oppressor
20 Jan 2012 by Dimiter Kenarov / No Comments
How Lukashenko’s Belarus muzzles the press
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Bombing Sarajevo
05 Jan 2012 by Dimiter Kenarov / No Comments
A crew of Bosnian snowboarders want to restore their capital’s war-ravaged Olympic resorts to international glory, and a burgeoning adventure-travel scene just might make it possible.
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A Threat to Public Order
04 Nov 2011 by Dimiter Kenarov / No Comments
Or, How My Love of Belarusian Tractors Got Me Arrested by the KGB
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