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The protest rave at Rustaveli Avenue in Tbilisi last weekend is proof that clubbing in eastern Europe is about something much bigger than just recreational activity. Here, Tbilisi’s locals explain why the recent raids are not just about techno and drugs
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The Tbilisi native documenting the essence of youth in contemporary Berlin -
How a social media phenomenon revealed the depth of Russia’s generation gap -
The Czech artist-curator challenging post-Eastern Bloc aesthetics -
What's stopping Serbia's capital from rising to the top? -
Discover the Soviet subculture you never knew existed -
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Meet the new generation of skater kids and hip-hop stars taking over Tashkent -
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Gosha Rubchinskiy's new perfume is a sign of the times for underground culture -
Meet the hopeless romantic shaping Ukraine's blossoming youth culture -
London's nightlife is dying. We should look to eastern Europe for the future of clubbing -
Six reasons why skateboarding in the New East is out of this world -
If you want to feel the city, skate it, says artist Kirill Savchenkov -
Why has there been such an overreaction to Pokemon Go in Russia? -
Those behind the demolitions in Belgrade's nightlife district must be held to account -
Share a 420 moment with Kiev's beautiful young drifters -
This teenager's songs went viral. Don't be fooled by her sweet voice -
These joyous photo stories remind us why it still feels good to be in the EU -
Why Cyrillic slogan streetwear is the new punk uniform for post-Soviet teens -
Polish youth shrugs off the weight of history in All These Sleepless Nights -
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Ten rising stars of Kiev's underground electronic music scene -
Disaffected youth as you've never seen it before in new Russian comedy Rag Union -
Searching for the spirit of youth on the streets of Belarus -
Skateboarding in the ruins of Georgia's communist past -
How does it feel to grow up in a country shunned by the rest of the world? -
Ukraine’s youth look for meaning in a world that's stopped making sense -
Coming of age in the new east -
Building a new life in a Belarusian agro-town -
Russia's electronic music boom -
Portraits of fatefully fragile youth -
The photography crew playing by their own rules -
Staying over with Gosha Rubchinskiy at the Youth Hotel -
Photographing a new generation around Minsk -
Russian video artists address the problems of a generation -
Introducing Vasya Run, where youth culture meets performance art -
Roaming the streets of Kiev with photographer Sasha Kurmaz -
Where Kiev spends the summer -
Coming of age in a former pioneer camp -
Scenes from the post-Soviet dancefloor -
The new faces of Russian fashion are far from perfect -
Freedom and excess in a wild Russian decade -
How Gosha Rubchinskiy caught the spirit of a generation