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Can a feminist believe in marriage? How does a lesbian know she's gay? How does it feel to experience discrimation? At the Living Library project, you can borrow a person instead of a book - and you might end up questioning your own prejudices. >>> more
The award-winning novelist Michael Stavarič recommends "one of the most unbelievable texts ever to be written on the topic of 'Europe.'" >>> more
The warm Canary Islands and freezing Poland might seem two worlds apart, but for Paula and Pawel, it was just perfection - or at least, they learned how to make it work. >>> more
Special edition! We asked the E&M team to tell us their favourite idioms in their native languages. Read on to find out what it means when "the broccoli is over." >>> more
Found in the treasure chests of the English language: useful words, strange phrases, Shakespearean quips... This time: can you tell Cockney from Mockney? >>> more
The rhythm of Europe in the 1930s was a sinister, thudding march. But many young people followed a different beat: they danced to the music of swing. >>> more
Do you like your fish and chips with turmeric and chillies? Follow Christiane Warmbein to India to taste some fusion food. >>> more
Honey Money is the provocative name of a recent book about how women can, and should, use their attractiveness to get what they want. We investigated whether this idea makes any sense in the context of Eastern Europe. >>> more
The award-winning novelist Michael Stavarič recommends "one of the most unbelievable texts ever to be written on the topic of 'Europe.'"
The warm Canary Islands and freezing Poland might seem two worlds apart, but for Paula and Pawel, it was just perfection - or at least, they learned how to make it work.
Special edition! We asked the 
Found in the treasure chests of the English language: useful words, strange phrases, Shakespearean quips... This time: can you tell Cockney from Mockney?
The rhythm of Europe in the 1930s was a sinister, thudding march. But many young people followed a different beat: they danced to the music of swing.
Do you like your fish and chips with turmeric and chillies? Follow Christiane Warmbein to India to taste some fusion food.
Honey Money is the provocative name of a recent book about how women can, and should, use their attractiveness to get what they want. We investigated whether this idea makes any sense in the context of Eastern Europe.
