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Jaroslav Fiala and Pavel Šplíchal comment on the rising wave of anti-Islamism and fear of refugees in the Czech Republic.
A progressive agenda cannot be based on a single issue
Reflections on the conference “Socialism, Capitalism, and the Alternatives: Lessons from Russia and Eastern Europe” (London, 14-16 December)
Dymek: Mortal Kombat Constitution
Why is the Polish constitutional crisis a threat to Europe?
Rozworski: Poland’s Iron Consensus
Recent elections cemented right-wing dominance and the neoliberal trajectory of the past two decades.
Not in our name! [open letter]
An open letter criticizing statements made by the new Polish government.
Pavlensky’s arson attack: between artistic and political activism
Pavlensky’s performance became perhaps the most radical and disputed since Pussy Riot’s performance, and produced numerous discussions in Russian art and activist community.
Osten-Sacken: There is no real interest in defeating the Islamic State
Today, there is not much hope of transforming Syria, we only have a choice between bad and worse. Thomas von der Osten-Sacken interviewed by Thomas Wallerberger.