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You cannot create millions of refugees, then go home and say: Oh, I’m sorry! You’re a free country, you can do what you want! That is the source of terrorism as well.
Sotiris: Greek people are ready to stand alone and they are ready for a rupture
In real terms it is impossible to have a good deal with the EU now. But maybe we should finally realize that it is the EU who needs a radical shock therapy, not the indebted countries – says Panagiotis SOTIRIS.
(Belo)Russian Catch-22
You can have both Belorussian and Russian visa and still be prevented from entering Russia from the Belorussian territory. I got trapped in the local catch-22.
UK Referendum: EU migrants denied the opportunity to vote
The British government has announced that citizens from most EU countries will not be eligible to vote in the planned referendum on the UK’s potential departure from the European Union.
Towards a Free University: Inside the LSE Occupation
A student-led occupation demanding changes to the higher education system may seem to be a fairly inconspicuous form of protest compared to mass demonstrations.
Chișinău blatantly shows the scars of transformation
The Moldovan Thriller is taking place in Wieliczka, writes Agnieszka Wiśniewska. Translated by Konrad Zwolinski.
Žižek: Utopia and Its Discontents
Slawomir Sierakowski interviews Slavoj Žižek. This article originally appeared in “Los Angeles Review of Books”.