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The massive support for Slovak fascists (ĽSNS) is a response to the country’s socio-economic division.
How fragile a thing power is!
The Autonomous Social Centre Klinika in Prague is continuing its fight against state institutions that would like to see the occupied building evicted – for now, successfully.
The Five Key Student Protests in Ukraine in the Autumn of 2016
Although the protests of 2016 are mostly unrelated to each other and often concern internal university problems, they are a consequence of a more general phenomenon, namely the failure of the higher education reform in Ukraine.
Hospital cleaners in a failing health care system
“I am 49. I used to work in a school, but later I transferred here because the salary was bigger. Sometimes I have nightmares.”
The Berlin attack, Czech-style
The tragedy in Berlin turned into an absurd comedy in the hands of Czech politicians.
Rise from the ashes?
The situation in Poland has calmed down considerably and nothing seems to have changed much. But maybe there is a place for a new political power…
Elections in Romania: a Polish perspective
Claudia Ciobanu analyzes the parallels between the recent elections in Romania and the Polish political scene.