The Other Bulgarian Women: the show dividing a country
Katalin Ladik’s body art tore away the veil of conformity for Eastern European women
In the Name of Love: the story behind the erotic Latvian self-help guide that brought sex to the USSR
As Uzbekistan undergoes a cultural thaw, the country’s top comedians are grabbing their chance
We run this: smashing misogyny in Romanian hip-hop
How Facebook became the new feminist battleground for #MeToo in the Western Balkans
Goodbye techno: why it’s time for Georgia’s rappers to take centre stage
Marble Ass, Yugoslavia’s first openly queer film, turns 25. Here’s why you need to watch it
Kyrgyzstan launched its first ‘Feminnale’ for feminist art. Then the censors arrived
Why 70s art provocateur Maria Pinińska-Bereś is still so relevant in today’s Poland
‘We can’t stop’: the power couple running the Belarus Free Theatre and keeping Minsk’s critical spirit alive
The real-life Queen’s Gambit: how Georgia’s Nona Gaprindashvili conquered the chess world
In conservative Poland, gay literary couple ‘Maryla Szymiczkowa’ are cutting a defiant path
One project is helping bring together fathers and daughters in the North Caucasus
The tech sector has a big problem with women. Bulgaria has the answer
Solar panels and selfies: how Polish artists are pushing back against ultra-conservatism
Beyond borders: how today’s Ukrainian artists are setting their sights on the world
Explicit agenda: sex on screen in Russia
