Thea Jürgensen

Thea Jürgensen is a writer from Denmark, Laos, and Ghana who has now returned to work for Danish online media after a year in Armenia as part of the European Solidarity Corps. She attended a course in Journalism and the Middle East at Rødding Højskole and has expanded her research to the post-Soviet region since Armenia. A global citizen with a genuine love and passion for international relations and politics, she has expertise in an array of topics. You can follow her on Instagram @theajurgensen.

This author's articles (4)

In Moldova, every vote cast for democracy counts

Nestled in-between Romania and war-torn Ukraine lies Moldova - a small country facing big challenges. It is not only known for the 2003 one-hit wonder “Dragostea Din Tei”, but also because it unfortunately holds the title of being the poorest country in Europe. With a population of 2.5 million (…)

Sunday 29 March 2026

Belarusians against dictatorship: “I use art because it’s something you can’t erase”

On the outskirt of Europe lies Belarus, a country rich in culture, traditions and with immense history. A country of stunning nature and landscapes. Though, the country is unknown territory for many Europeans. Often it’s associated with Alexander Lukashenko and referred to as “Europe’s last dictatorship”. Nevertheless, it is also home to many talented artists. These artists have used their talent to speak out against dictatorship and oppression.

Thursday 2 October 2025

The fight for safe and legal abortions in the EU remains

The European Union is based on key values such as freedom and equality. These values should apply to every citizen, no matter the gender. Even though it’s 2025 and men and women should have the same rights, there is still some work to be done to make sure that everyone is free and equal.

Wednesday 24 September 2025

Serbia’s Revolution: From Tragedy to Transformation

Ever since November 2024 Serbia has been hit by a massive wave of protests in every corner of the country. The grassroots protests are run by students, who demand an end to corruption and a path towards democracy. Will they prove successful?

Wednesday 4 June 2025