The region of Central and Eastern Europe is a complex one with an often forgotten history of multiculturalism and ...

Cemeteries, khachkars, churches and bakeries all point to the Armenian presence in Poland that stretches far back to medieval ...

The ability of Ukrainians to embrace their country’s diversity not only enriches their own understanding of the country but ...

Standing fast by Poland’s national “master narrative”, the country’s schools teach that the Polish nation, defined as all the ...

The legacy of the Byzantine Empire in the Balkans stretches back for centuries. Today’s politics should remember that the idea of Balkan states as homogenous entities is not natural. This is a ...

All across Eastern Europe a decline in membership in long-established religions is being counterbalanced by rising interest in various alternative forms of religion and spirituality. The case and ...

The Tatars of Poland remain one of the country’s most enduring ethnic minorities. Arriving in the area as early as the 14th century, this group has maintained its own distinctiveness while adapting to ...