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Igor Stokfiszewski considers the threat posed by Poland’s nationalist right-wing government to the vibrancy and diversity of grassroots cultural initiatives.
Brno: Against nationalism with humour
A nationalist manifestation in Brno on May 1st took an unexpected turn as participants stripped naked and rode away on bicycles.
Hungarian cabinet to scrap civil partnerships for same-sex couples
The government is attacking its own people and disrespecting their love and their rights out of sheer politicking.
Razem: The Left in Poland is starting from scratch [interview]
Six months of the Law and Justice government and protests against it, as seen by Kuba Danecki and Magdalena Mips from Razem.
Poznan demonstration ends with arrests
Anarchists’ scuffle with police at eviction protest in Poznań, Poland, leads to arrests.
The Arts are Us
Reasons for reinstating the percentage for the arts in architecture.
Is Poland’s new government opening the door to the far right?
By undermining democratic institutions, demonizing left-wing and centrist political opponents, propagating conspiracy theories, and stoking anti-Muslim sentiment, is Poland’s government creating conditions for a swing towards the far right?