Should Slovakia continue in this direction, it would only result in precarization of the work of employees and citizens.
“I want to know why I’m here. Why do I pose a danger?” Ameer Alkhawlany, Iraqi Ph.D. Student, Remains in Polish Detention Facility
Ameer Alkalwany still awaiting deportation after being detained in a Krakow.
Navigating the New Abnormal: Conversation Between Jeffrey D. Sachs and Sławomir Sierakowski
The rise of populism is not connected so much to economics as it is to the failure of democracy.
A Kidnapped East
Kaja Puto tries to understand how Western is the East, and how Eastern is the West.
Harmed Migrants Provide Testimony on Hungarian Police Brutality
The police are absurdly brutal – people are beaten, bitten by dogs, stripped naked and sprayed with cold water.
The women of Brest Station
These Chechen women are falling foul of changing attitudes on the EU’s eastern border, but they have made the railway station in Brest an unlikely piece of home in Belarus.
Belarus relaxes its visa rules in the hope of greater ties with the rest of world
As state structures are tasked to make money, the visa rules changes are better for foreigners, not ordinary Belarusians.