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A coalition of Budapest students occupies the parliament square to protest the Hungarian government’s attacks on academic freedom.
Women’s voices in Macedonia
On January 16, a group of women from Macedonia started sharing on social media their personal testimonies of sexual harassment …
Ken Loach: If We Don’t Understand Class Struggle, We Don’t Understand Anything
The British film director Ken Loach is one of the most celebrated cinematic voices of our time. A deeply engaged …
Why the Polish Left is losing
For young Poles, being a pro-market conservative – and annoying at parties – is cool and trendy. Being leftist is passé.
Dancing together: rave culture and social activism in Tbilisi.
The connection between the music scene and social activism is certainly strongest in Tbilisi with relatively little traction outside of the capital.
No orphans allowed in Czechia
Turns out that in the Czech Republic, showing solidarity with war orphans is political suicide.
Who is Poland? Political Critique meets youth supporters of the government
Dawid Krawczyk reports on 20-somethings in the ruling party of Poland.