Political Critique Archive

Whilst the focus of international media is turned towards the plight of Palestinians in Occupied Territories, Palestinian citizens of Israel continue to face discrimination at every turn.

It seems to be out of discussion that the new monetary exchange relations brought their own forms of discipline and subordination, to which the economic discourse is entirely blind.

The Hungarian regime is oppressive not only because of its infringement of democratic institutions, but also because it keeps large sections of society in extreme poverty.

European Alternatives speaks with some of the key people behind Krytyka Polityczna, one of key left-liberal movements in Eastern Europe.

If one thing is clear, it is that Central Europeans will not come out onto the streets solely for an abstract idea of “more democracy in Europe”.

At the moment, because you have majority voting, sometimes the majority doesn’t give a damn about what the minority thinks – Marcin Gerwin in conversation with Peter Emerson.

The British exit is not about decreasing the economic burden of austerity suffered by European citizens. Quite the contrary.

Sławomir Sierakowski in conversation with Anton Shekhovtsov.

Despite the intensification of the crisis, Greece’s SYRIZA government is still in place, with an untarnished majority. Interview with political scientist Giorgos Katsambekis about the radical left’s year in power.

Tracing the journey of refugees as they land on the Greek island of Lesvos. Thomas Orchowski reports.