Karolina Chorvath

Karolina Chorvath is digital producer and editor at PRI's The World. She was a Gen. T.B.D. Reporting Fellow with GroundTruth, and was formerly GroundTruth's digital editor. In the past she interned at CNBC in breaking news and production. Karolina also worked in the Boston City Hall Press Office during the Boston Marathon Bombings. She graduated with a B.A. in Journalism and minor in International Affairs from Northeastern University.

Counter protesters marching against the Free Speech rally that was held at the Boston Common on Saturday. The early guest list, which included well known alt-right speakers, mobilized counter protesters who saw it as a white nationalist rally. Rally organizers insist the event was to observe first amendment rights of people holding all view points. (Shay Horse/GroundTruth)

Thousands of counterprotesters march on Boston as Bay Area braces for ‘alt-right’ rally

BOSTON — The demonstrator peeled off a rubber Barack Obama mask to reveal a

As friends their age left to pursue opportunities abroad, Ljudmila Mihajlović and Maja Žirovčić turned their hobby into a business. (Photo by Karolina Chorvath/GroundTruth)

Young Croatian entrepreneurs see niche in creative startups as national economy struggles

ZAGREB, Croatia — The floor was cluttered with colorful ribbons and swatches of fabric

The Czech Republic’s president is a self-proclaimed ‘Donald Trump’

PRAGUE – The Czech Republic has been run by the chain-smoking, self-proclaimed “Czech Donald

Young Poles stand silently while holding red flares and Polish flags and listen to speeches outside the National Stadium in Warsaw (Photo by Karolina Chorvath/GroundTruth)

The fight over Poland’s right-wing policies

WARSAW – In a country beset by lawmakers’ efforts to limit freedom of expression,

Young people participate in a nationalist demonstration on the country's Independence Day in Warsaw, Poland. (Photo by Karolina Chorvath/GroundTruth)

In Warsaw, Trump’s upcoming presidency deepens divisions

WARSAW – Last month, an estimated 6 million Poles took to the streets to

Polish government reverses course on abortion bill after mass protest

It was pouring rain, but across Poland, women donned in black and holding umbrellas

Infuriated and Inspired, YouthVoices are Ready to be Heard

I’ll never forget running along a student protest under the Arc de Triomf in Barcelona

The Millennials: A generation of war looks to the future

The first millennials were born in 1980, the same year the Soviets invaded Afghanistan.

The Girls’ Schools: What will tomorrow bring?

Before US troops arrived in Afghanistan in 2001, the harsh rule of the Taliban

The Handover: A drawn-out drawdown of US troops

It's already the longest war in American history, and the end is nowhere in

Season 1 - Foreverstan |Episode 4

Razia’s way

How do you convince the conservative men of Afghanistan to get behind girls' education?

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