Monika Zgustova
Kundera and the Nobel Prize
March 29, 2024Tell Me Who You Hang Out With, Vladimir Putin
October 6, 2023Putin and Prigozhin, Two Diminished Men
July 5, 2023The Kidnapping of Europe According to Kundera
April 7, 2023The Unbearable Persistence of Stalin
March 17, 2023The Velvet Divorce of the Czech Republic and Slovakia
January 20, 2023If a Russian Fighter had a Conversation with the Soldier Švejk
December 21, 2022Historical Memory at a Christmas Market in Berlin
December 9, 2022Eduardo Arroyo With James Joyce in New York
October 7, 2022Should Europe Close Its Borders to Russian Citizens?
August 30, 2022Russian Exiles
June 27, 2022The Ukrainian Childhood of Writer Irène Némirovsky
June 1, 2022Putin’s Expansionist Dream
May 6, 2022The Teenager Who Knocked on the KGB’s Door
March 4, 2022The Woman Who Lost Her Fear
February 18, 2022The Pope, Children and Furry Companions
February 4, 2022Bells Tolling for Russian Memory
December 31, 2021Luxury, Propaganda and Books in the Middle East
December 1, 2021Central Europe, From Postcommunism to Democracy?
October 19, 2021Exile, Then and Now: From the Iron Curtain to the Afghan Diaspora
September 10, 2021The Robot Was Born a Hundred Years Ago
May 7, 2021Trump’s European Orphans
January 21, 2021In Lockdown With Edward Hopper’s Prophetic Paintings
July 17, 2020Chernobyl, Lies and Messianism in Russia
December 6, 2019Russia and the Manipulation of the Past
July 12, 2019The Masculinity of the Future
March 22, 2019The Consequences of the Prague Spring
December 27, 2018A Stroll Through the Ruins of the Austro-Hungarian Empire
October 25, 2018