Political Critique Archive

Hundreds of refugees rush to board trains at Keleti station in the Hungarian capital of Budapest.

András Jámbor reporting from the Keleti Railway Station in Budapest.

Thomas Wallerberger on the situation in the Traiskirchen camp and Austrian reactions to the increasing number of refugees entering the country.

Szilárd István Pap reporting from Hungary.

In times of war, the Right are pushing more robustly to achieve their goal: taking the monopoly on violence back from the state.

Anna and Wilhelm Sasnal in conversation with Jakub Majmurek and Łukasz Ronduda about their films „It Looks Pretty from a Distance” and „Parasite”.

Late in 2014, the Cultural Centre celebrated its 5th anniversary. On that occasion, a journalist for „Gazeta Codzienna” spoke to Anna Cieplak and Agnieszka Muras.

The situation of refugees in Hungary shows the lack of a truly democratic understanding of the European community.

Peripheralizing Europe is a meeting of activists/researchers/cultural workers connected to the European peripheries, taking place near Kauna in Lithuania. It aims at reconsidering the European crisis from the viewpoint of the Eastern and Southern peripheries of the continent.

Wrocław, Poland: How excavators destroyed a Roma camp. By Dawid Krawczyk.