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“Sex work is a job. End of story.”
Daffodils replace yellow stars as Poland honors 75th anniversary of ghetto uprising
“While the former ghetto is certainly a geographical place of memory, as Elie Wiesel once said — a memory of overt violence — it is also a place of cultural resistance.”
We lived and were saved by the sea. Now who will save the boats they’re killing?
Jenny Tsiropoulou on the European directive and the destruction of traditional wooden vessels.
Poland in Transition 1989-1991: Cityscape: Gdańsk
Gdańsk is, with Kraków, Budapest, Paris, Berlin and Prague, one of Europe’s great old cities.
Florian Bieber: In some ways, the EU encourages regional autocrats
Leading academic on Western Balkans talks about constrained democracies, foreign influence and the potential for change.
Poland in Transition 1989-1991: The Fog Machine
Gradually one learns the first lesson of Poland: “Spoko, spoko. Easy, easy.” You get there when you get there. If you get there.
Do working conditions of journalists in Greece affect press freedom?
Guess what; the impact for democracy is terrifying.