Political Critique Archive

No one has ever benefited from the politics of fear. Translated by Maria Blackwood.

It’s no secret that Poland is not the biggest proponent of ambitious European climate and energy policies. Rather than aiding Poland in transforming increasingly obsolete energy system, the Energy Union risks legitimizing the Polish addiction to fossil fuels.

New children’s book questions the notion of gender identity. Published by the Political Critique Publishing House.

What are the problems intersex people face in Ukraine? Dafna Rachok interviews intersex activist Julia Pustovit.

Borders tend to proletarize those who have crossed them.

Jaś Kapela in his final blog post for the Weather Stations project.

Pollit’s book has been published lately in Poland by Wydawnictwo Krytyka Politycznej (the Publishing House of Political Critique).

Jacek Żakowski comments on the results of Poland’s parliamentary elections.

Jarosław Kaczyński’s Law and Justice party is back in power, after receiving 37.6% of the vote in last weekend’s general election and soundly defeating the incumbent Civic Platform.

A personal advice to Polish voters on why they shouldn’t take inspiration from Viktor Orbán’s Hungary.