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The Sicilian born Marxist-feminist talks about the new, global wave of women-led mobilisations and the continuing importance of class politics.
I am a Literary Smuggler: An Interview with Dubravka Ugrešić
I feel like I am smuggling neglected Central and East European literary values into World literature.
Precarious couriers are leading the struggle against platform capitalism
Deliveroo, Foodora, Giovo. The success of these companies depends on the exploitation of an invisible precariat. Now, against all expectations these workers are mobilizing across borders to claim their rights.
What do Europeans really think about Brexit?
The European public will have a greater impact on the Brexit negotiations than is usually recognised. But where are Britain’s closest allies? And who would relish a firm separation?
Brexit on the Brink
EU hopefuls in the Balkans and Caucasus featured in an unflattering tug-of-war between Brexit enthusiasts and their opponents.
Summer in Greece: a glimpse into the backstage
Vassilis was dressed in a white Ralf Lauren shirt from thick fabric, a slim, silk tie and creased trousers. Fine …
Venice Biennale – meet the activists repurposing the global art show
Italy’s prime tourist destination is home to a surprisingly active autonomous cultural network working to subvert the neoliberal forces that have ravaged the city.