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Krytyka Polityczna Federated content

Farmers protested so the rich don't have to pay

It isn’t often that the British protest, especially by the standards of our close neighbours, the French. That is even more true when speaking of British farmers who tend to be, on the whole, older, whiter, and conservative-leaning, thus even less inclined to make a noise than the rest of us. But in November, it…
3 January, 2025
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All power in the hands of Trump

. Having digested the results of the 2024 presidential election, Americans are beginning to wonder what to expect from the new Republican government, which will begin work as early as January 20, 2025. As of that date, Republicans headed by President Donald Trump will control the White House, Congress and the courts, de facto negating…
30 December, 2024
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Why don't I believe in the end of the war in 2025? [interview]

. Wojciech Siegień: I would like to start with the title of your book - How Ukraine lost Donbas, not How Russia took over Donbas. Are you suggesting by this that Ukraine is to blame for the loss of the Donbas. Denys Kazanski: Here you have to catch the subtleties of the Ukrainian language. We…
28 December, 2024
Eurozine Federated content

Can we change anything?

https://youtu.be/_hqbtLNw6PQ Sometimes governments want to cosplay the darkest periods of history, like in Poland in 2016, when the conservative administration declared a domestic crusade against abortions and even investigated miscarriages in 2020.  This move mobilized gigantic crowds and people took to the streets in droves, armed with signs and coat hangers to show their anger.…
26 December, 2024
Voxeurop Federated content

Călin Georgescu, the dark horse who shadowed Romania’s democracy

In contrast to the pro-European protests in Georgia and Maia Sandu’s hard-fought victory in Moldova, Romania gave the pro-EU politicians in power the cold shoulder. They did so by voting in shockingly high numbers (22,94%) for the ultra-nationalist candidate Călin Georgescu in the first round of the presidential election held on 24 November. Unfortunately for…
18 December, 2024
Krytyka Polityczna Federated content

A year of sealing Fortress Europe

. In December 2024, Human Rights Watch published a report concluding that Poland is breaking the law on its border with Belarus. This, of course, is not surprising - similar conclusions have previously been drawn by Amnesty International and national rights organizations, among others. "Poland's inhumane and illegal expulsion of people seeking safety is contrary…
17 December, 2024
Voxeurop Federated content

When Russia meddles in Europe’s democracy: the case of Romania

On 6 December, Romania’s constitutional court cancelled the first round of the presidential election, held on 24 November. This small earthquake came after the incumbent liberal president, Klaus Iohannis, released documents from the Supreme Council of National Defence (CSAT) showing that the pro-Russian, anti-EU candidate Călin Georgescu had gained a leg-up on the social network…
17 December, 2024
Krytyka Polityczna Federated content

The personality of our time and the pandemic of functional psychopathy

. When I was in college, everyone read The Neurotic Personality of Our Time by Karen Horney. You could diagnose lecturers and colleagues, and have a little laugh at the way they fit so much into the picture. But not only that: the idea that social conditions can shape dominant psychological types was getting through.…
14 December, 2024
Krytyka Polityczna Federated content

"The methods of the Last Generation I do not support, but..." Three tips for public figures

. From the editors: The Blockades of the Last Generation, young climate activists, became the most prominent movement of civil resistance within a year of the Democratic Coalition parties taking power - and it divided Poland. . We offered the activists of the Last Generation a place on our website - so that they could…
13 December, 2024
Eurozine Federated content

Immigrant blues

https://youtu.be/4O5W7SUDPHc Across Europe, the anti-migration sentiment is promising to kick all migrants out. The goal is to deport, or ‘remigrate’ people back to their ‘country of origin’ through payments or force. Several European governments are doing the most to keep migrants out. Asylum processes are even being outsourced to third countries. Denmark signed a bill…
12 December, 2024
Voxeurop Federated content

European Defence: disunited in adversity

“NATO is at best a zombie entity – one that still looks alive but is far from fully functional”, warns Garry Kasparov, the chess grandmaster-turned-political activist, in Germany's Die Welt newspaper. His prescription for Europe's security is unequivocal: build an autonomous military force, with Germany stepping up to a leadership role despite historical sensitivities. The continent…
11 December, 2024
Eurozine Federated content

Nationless identity

Glänta’s recent issue gathers reflections on historic and present Kurdish identity. Guest editor and Swedish-Kurdish author Agri Ismaïl writes: ‘In the absence of the overarching narrative that a nation state provides to its people – the shared story of a country – Kurds have struggled to form a unified identity.’ Fluid yet fixed Elif Sarican…
11 December, 2024
Voxeurop Federated content

The three horsemen of social media: brain rot, anxiety and foreign interference

As outlets and organisations like the European Federation of Journalists, The Guardian, Dagens Nyheter, La Vanguardia and Ouest-France announce their departure from X (formerly Twitter), it seems a good time to reflect on our assumptions about social media and its impact on society as a whole.  There is a widespread assumption, for example, that social…
10 December, 2024
New Eastern Europe Federated content

The lasting effects of Russia’s occupation of Chernobyl

"All our humanist views are relative. Under extreme conditions, a person essentially shows himself to be nothing like the characters they write about in books. The wheels of evil will keep turning even during the apocalypse. People will keep gossiping, kowtowing to their bosses, rescuing their TV sets and astrakhan coats.” - Svetlana Alexievich  …
19 November, 2024
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France: a record-breaking end to Barnier's rule. Who will be next?

. In early September, Emmanuel Macron assigned the prime minister's portfolio to the experienced Barnier, and the latter unveiled the names of his ministers, drawn from the center and the right, at the end of the month. The new government was a minority one and immediately faced a vote of no confidence, as a result…
5 December, 2024
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