The government’s weak response to a deadly collapse in 2024 triggered the largest protest in Serbian history. We interviewed Petar, an alumni involved in this student-led democratic movement.

In Bulgaria, two ancient traditions reflect the powerful relationship between nature, Christian faith, and the human spirit: the Nestinari Fire Dance and the Ice Epiphany celebration.

“Those who contribute the least suffer the most” sums up North-South dynamics regarding global warming. Global cooperation, however, could put an end to this vicious circle.

Fighting with swords and shields or learning mythology from a Nordic warrior are some of the activities one can do at Trelleborg. Who would expect “Viking” to be a job in the 21st century?

Students are key to the History of the Czech Republic for a solid reason. They fought peacefully for the freedom of their country, and their legacy still lives on among a grateful Czech youth.

Some say premonitions don’t exist. The author of this story can swear they do. Her father foresaw her vocation twenty years before she was born, so how could she not believe in magic?

Defining “luck” in an unequal world is complex. Bodil, who experienced the Nazi occupation, and Myroslav, who fled the war in Ukraine, tried to illustrate this dilemma, aided by knitted sweaters.

It’s almost impossible to find traces of Heinrich Bruning’s life. He wasn’t considered worthy of going down in the annals of History, as will probably be the case for most of us, ordinary people.

Some documents can unexpectedly bear witness to historical events. How come Luke Darling asked for a military pension when the Irish Army didn’t even exist? And where did he get British weapons?