In her stunning original artwork, Lyra Browning captures the impressive and striking Mother Armenia monument in the centre of Yerevan's skyline. This article explores the statue's significance, its complex past, and its uncertain future.

In a political portrait of Pedro Sánchez, Emilia Raymond-Martin explores how the Spanish Prime Minister is a rarity in Europe. This article looks at how Sánchez, one of the few remaining socialist progressive leaders amidst the drift to the right happening across Europe, often stands out and stands alone on the European political stage, and highlights the challenges he faces at home and abroad.

Maddy Guha gives insight into the run up to the highly anticipated 2024 Georgian parliamentary elections through the eyes of Georgian citizens and her observations whilst on her year abroad.

In this intriguing column, CLC Columnist Geordie Cheetham expertly explores the man behind some of France’s most popular tales of anomie and despair: Michel Houellebecq.

In this probing article, CLC staff writer Faith Martin delivers an insightful commentary on the hidden background of Yugoslav Turbofolk. She explores the historical, political and societal facets of this genre and, in doing so, uncovers the secrets of this unique musical movement.