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The Kurdish militia have officially opened their European office in Prague. Interview with YPG Europe representative Sheruan Hassan.
An unfriendly society
Czech society is often sadistic towards the weak. How far is it willing to go?
Can the EU survive without a vision?
The European Union faces the ongoing problem of lacking an “official vision”. Could human rights be the solution?
The Equality Festival in Lviv: Some First-Hand Accounts
Lviv’s Equality Festival, scheduled for 19-20 March, was prevented from taking place by far-right protests. We spoke to several eyewitnesses and a citizen of Lviv about the disruption to the Festival.
Waiting for the death of a benevolent slave-owner
Czech President Miloš Zeman doesn’t give any hope to anyone – he only fosters hopelessness.
Making sense of Central European political parties
There are many similarities between the party systems of the eleven post-communist EU member states. These patterns can be explained by various social, political and historical factors. By Roland Papp.
You can’t evict ideas
The Autonomous Social Centre Klinika, which occupies the building of a former clinic in Prague, has attracted a large number of supporters and was awarded a prestigious prize. Yet its future remains uncertain.