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Przemysław Witkowski reports from last Saturday’s anti-refugee demonstrations in Prague.
Forgotten Refugees: Chechen asylum seekers in Poland
Muslim asylum seekers in Poland are not a new phenomenon. Refugees from Chechnya have been applying for asylum for two decades now.
Budapest is still not the capital of Poland, but Warsaw and Budapest are getting stronger together
How similar are the Orbán and Kaczyński regimes?
When xenophobes have a holiday
On 6 February, several thousand people demonstrated in Prague against refugees and the ‘Islamization of Europe’. Some of them clashed with opposing groups.
The Anxiety of Central Europe
Anti-democratic tendencies should be viewed as rooted deeply in the actual history of this region, as well as in the lack of a federal European model.
Bilewicz: We are all terrorists
Polish terrorism in the 19th century cost two world powers the lives of their leaders.
Staying the same
We hear from all sides that Europe is not ready for the changes which are already happening on a global level, but it is all the more true in the case of the Czech Republic.