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Working ruins our health, saps our energy, and turns us into the walking dead. Is there any way out?
Overcoming false dichotomies – in discussions about demography issues and beyond
The discourse surrounding the ‘role of women’ is a privileged issue within Hungarian debate on demographic policy.
The collapse of Polish democracy
While the Polish parliamentary crisis has not ended in tragedy yet, the situation is desperate.
Right-wing Lawmakers Curb Freedom of Press in Poland
The latest standoff between Poland’s right-wing party Prawo i Sprawiedliwość (PiS) and the opposition is edging the country to the verge of a constitutional crisis.
The time has come to say, ‘enough!’
Public disclosure of politicians’ assets is an unprecedented rejection of the Ukrainian ruling class, the scale of which we have not yet fully grasped.
Propaganda to Legislation: the Polish government’s one-two punch
After having taken over public prosecution, state-owned companies and public media, the PiS government has set its sights on non-governmental organizations.
Syrian refugee convicted for ‘terrorism’ in Hungarian bogus trial
A fence is clearly not enough: Hungary now protects its citizens by means of witch-hunt.