Cultural Journal/Kulturní časopis / Network of European cultural journals, linking up more than 90 partner journals and associated magazines and institutions from nearly all European countries./Sdružuje na 90 spřátelených časopisů napříč Evropou, jejichž články publikuje v angličtině. Redakce časopisu má sídlo ve Vídni.
Russian anti-war feminists are challenging Putin’s regime by specifically appealing to women over 45. This underrepresented group, they believe, are …
Infrastructure in eastern Ukraine has been decimated; business and manufacturing displaced; cultural artifacts destroyed; communities disrupted and families bereaved. In …
Climate change affects us all yet not equally. The plight of those forced to migrate as a result – often …
When Boris Yeltsin told George Bush in 1991 that the USSR couldn’t exist without Ukraine, he wasn’t referring to the …
PEN Ukraine conversations With Russia closing its gas pipeline to Europe, predicted economic downturns have hit the markets. Skyrocketing energy …
This year’s Venice Biennale proudly features a Roma Pavilion. But Roma people are still often underrepresented. Romania’s recent population census …
While Zelensky calls for Ukrainian civilians to flee eastern Donetsk, under ongoing attack from Russia’s military, Putin maintains that his …
War memorials and faded names on plaques have lost their power to remind us of battlefield realities in the past. …
Testimonies of women in war Who can focus on interior design after the massacres of Mariupol, Borodyanka and Bucha? Ukrainian women …
Out of cities and work, India´s working women struggle to rebuild their lives. Millions of internal migrants were sent back …
Putin’s Ukraine war is drawing a curtain on ‘Pax Rossica’, the notion that Russia can dominate the post-Soviet Eurasian landmass. …
The US Supreme Court has overturned two landmark cases that protected a woman’s rights over her own body for 50 …
The unspoken aspect of war It’s easy to get exhausted soon after startling news breaks. But dealing with a limited …
As the shock of war gives way to reflection, Ukrainian public discourse has turned to questions of the past, present …
War becomes the twin of communication: the development of media has not only changed how warfare is reported, but also …
The egregious crimes against Ukraine’s civilian population might just be too much for the International Criminal Court to handle. Not …
Lacking a positive national identity, Russians continue to be governed by a dangerous imperial mindset that betrays both subservience and …
China’s failure to condemn Russia’s war on Ukraine seems to have confirmed the two autocracies’ friendship with no limits. But …
The Ukrainians trapped underground in besieged Mariupol steel works were instructed to wave white flags. They face a warring nation …
