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As Georgia reopens to tourists, super-hip hotel chief Valeri Chekheria is playing up health and eco-tourism.
Robberies are far lower on the EU’s eastern border than in Western Europe.
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A recent survey suggests Slovakia is an island of tolerance in Central Europe.
The Black Sea is twice as littered with plastic bags and bottles as the Mediterranean Sea.
Foreign productions are flocking to Eastern Europe — and raising the region’s global profile in the process.
The world’s highest rates of death by fire are mostly in former Soviet states.
As the former Soviet state vies for Western integration, it turns to former foreign minister Salome Zurabishvili.

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These devices are helping activists expose what authoritarian regimes and oligarchies have long kept carefully hidden.