Polish Anti-Nuclear Movement: Memories of Chernobyl Are Fading Published: 31 March 2026 Analyse Forty years after Chernobyl, which sparked a powerful anti-nuclear movement in Poland, the country is on the verge of a historic turnaround: nuclear power plants are to be built again – and memories of the radioactive cloud above Warsaw are fading. Beata Cymerman, Mateusz Giraudo
12th European History Forum: When does contemporary history begin? Published: 16 July 2024 Event Report The 12th Forum focused on the methodological and conceptual challenges of contemporary history, with particular emphasis on the transformative 1990s. How can historians study and contextualize the 1990s? Tamar Qeburia, Dino Šakanović
The gravitational pull of the Soviet Union Published: 2 March 2015 While Russia is redrawing the European map, Ukraine needs to move forward: A hybrid war cannot be ended with a hybrid peace and an economic crisis cannot be overcome with hybrid reforms. Changes have to be fast and radical. Svitlana Zalishchuk
