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Nationalism and ultra-nationalism- in our daily life these words are used in negative meaning. While the followers of such ideology are seen as radicals and in the worst case as fascists. Ultra-nationalism was spread in violent forms in Georgia and Eastern Europe.
Care taken by ultranationalists for the formation of the nation has transformed into “preservation of Georgian or Serbian identity”. Those who call themselves “Nationalists” don’t hold back from using violent measures against people with different values, as well as their persecution and physical abuse. read more

Being a war generation ourselves, we have our part of traumas. The traumas of Artsakh (Karabakh) war are always in a corner of our memory and sometimes remind us about themselves. The intention of exploring trauma took us to Serbia – Belgrade, where we were trying to understand if the trauma was overcome after twenty years of the Serbian conflict. read more

"Very often there are preconceptions that being an investigative journalist means traveling and getting to know people. We are, in fact, miners: We dig through documents," investigative journalists report. Is this about Moldova? Or about Bosnia and Herzegovina? It’s about any journalist doing investigations in any state battling corruption. read more

Do you know a state that has about 3.5 million inhabitants, is close to the European Union, came out with deep wounds after a 1992 war on territorial integrity, and that after more than a quarter of a century is still a state in transition, poor, and with high unemployment? A state, where corruption controls all aspects of power? read more

Shortly before the pandemic began setting priorities and concerns within our societies, we were preoccupied with other issues such as corruption, transparency, and constant attempts by politicians to divide citizens on different criteria. Of course, we will have these problems after the pandemic. This is why, we propose a report that talks about the similar problems of two countries bordering with the European Union from two different corners: Moldova vs Bosnia and Herzegovina. read more

Solar energy, the cleanest, strongest and most accessible of all types of renewable energy, is increasingly popular in Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia. While solar energy was initially used to heat water, it has also become a source of electricity. read more