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Activists unveil details on the economic blockade between Ukraine and uncontrolled territories, revealing the stance of both proponents and critics of the initiative.
Posting Abroad: Same Pay, Same Work, Same Place
Should Slovakia continue in this direction, it would only result in precarization of the work of employees and citizens.
Calling For the Eastern International
The challenges facing the region are multiplying and Eastern Europe is increasingly polarised.
What Can Be Said About The State of Hungarian Art?
Is it acceptable to apply for funding by the government when it represents the exact opposite of everything that a cultural worker thinks and believes?
Public Demonstrations in Belarus: A Society Stirred
Protests and demonstrations in Belarus are on the rise. So are dissidents’ arrests.
The Czech Startup Making a Splash in the World
Without any human interest in the artists and the world they live and work in, Artstaq is a dystopian variant of the end of art’s autonomy.
“No to All Types of Violence!“: Massive Feminist Protest in Kyiv
Hundreds marched throughout the streets in Kyiv on March 8th in support of gender and women’s rights.