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Turkey: where journalism is a crime The famous Turkish writer, scholar and journalist L. Dogan Tilic here speaks about the plight of his nation's journalists...

Fear and loathing: fate of the Left Behind Paris/Kabul, January 19 Mark Porter Faisal* lives in dread of the knock at the door, that fateful tap that...

Beauty and the Beast(s) Vienna / Strasbourg, January 17, 2022 (updated) by Edward G. Steen, Secretary-General The AEJ today registered a formal complaint with the council of...

Vienna, January 15, 2022 by Edward Steen, General-Secretary In an interview with AEJ honorary president Otmar Lahodynsky in NewEurope, the head of the century-old Austrian Pan-Europa...

Vienna/ London, January 15, 2022 from Edward Steen The imminent collapse of the Johnson government in the UK - see view from the Tory grassroots -...

Paris/ London, January 12, 2020 by Mark Porter Some of the first people to be accepted under the UK's much-trumpeted Afghan Citizens' Resettlement Scheme (ACRS) are ...

David Sassoli, a “sincere democrat and a good man” Brussels/ Vienna, January 11, 2022. by Edward Steen, Secretary-General Commission President Ursula von der Leyen was one...

U.S. "Doesn’t Understand" Russian goals. Really?  Vienna/ Geneva/ Kyiv. January 10, 2022 by Edward Steen The NYT today curtain-raises talks between US and Russia in Geneva amid...

Kazakh débacle gets ever murkier - conversations in Vienna By Edward Steen. Vienna, January 20, 2022.  Vienna has long been a charming and normally safe place...

GUEST COMMENTARY BY AEJ HONORARY PRESIDENT OTMAR LAHODYNSKY  (ENG translation) Wiener Zeitung, Dec 30, 2021 (DE) Vladimir Putin's new empire The Russian president is tinkering with expanding...