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What is the meaning of the Belgrade Waterfront Project, and what are activists groups doing to protest it?
Antigovernment Protests in Serbia [Interview with Andrea Jovanović]
Should we be thinking about why protests in Serbia have emerged, or should we focus more on what will happen after the protests?
The good, the bad and the immigrant [Interview]
Mislav Marjanovic talks to Laura Wiesböck about the history of immigration to Austria.
It’s definite: Krytyka Polityczna is leaving its cultural centre in Cieszyn
The local authorities in Cieszyn have confirmed that the building where Krytyka Polityczna’s cultural centre, “Na granicy” (On the Border) is based, is to be vacated by the end of September 2016.
Buden: Eastern Europe must forge its own future [Interview]
Philosopher and cultural critic Boris Buden speaks about post-communist countries ‘path to Europe’ and its colonial consequences.
Majmurek: The Law and Justice vision of culture is tied to economic censorship [Interview]
The ruling Law and Justice Party (PiS) has a clear and precise programme for transforming society according to their profoundly conservative and nationalist beliefs. The role of culture in their programme is significant.
Why is Kuroń still important for the contemporary Polish Left? [Interview]
Krytyka Polityczna’s annual Kuroń Festival opens tomorrow. Michał Sutowski comments on Jacek Kuroń’s legacy for the Left today.