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András Jámbor reporting from the Keleti Railway Station in Budapest.
The Hungarian government is waging a war against refugees
Szilárd István Pap reporting from Hungary.
Cherepanyn: As The Right Throw Grenades, Putin Jumps For Joy
In times of war, the Right are pushing more robustly to achieve their goal: taking the monopoly on violence back from the state.
We are content with a marginal position
Anna and Wilhelm Sasnal in conversation with Jakub Majmurek and Łukasz Ronduda about their films “It Looks Pretty from a Distance” and “Parasite”.
Anna Cieplak and Agnieszka Muras: Cieszyn Is Like Dogville
Late in 2014, the Cultural Centre celebrated its 5th anniversary. On that occasion, a journalist for “Gazeta Codzienna” spoke to Anna Cieplak and Agnieszka Muras.
Equality, freedom, and fraternity for all
The situation of refugees in Hungary shows the lack of a truly democratic understanding of the European community.
Can’t you see that people are living here?!
Wrocław, Poland: How excavators destroyed a Roma camp. By Dawid Krawczyk.