*The following is an edited transcript of an interview conducted for European Alternatives’ forthcoming documentary, Demos: Solidarity in Europe. Tell us about the origins of Baobab experience. How long have you been operating? And what does the name mean? Baobab experience: The Baobab experience started in Spring 2015 and it’s probably the biggest experience of civil […]
Jenny Tsiropoulou on the European directive and the destruction of traditional wooden vessels.
Gdańsk is, with Kraków, Budapest, Paris, Berlin and Prague, one of Europe’s great old cities.
Leading academic on Western Balkans talks about constrained democracies, foreign influence and the potential for change.
At one o’clock in the afternoon expectations were at breaking point. For days you could feel a kind of countdown, the prelude to one those events that break through inertia and change the course of things. It had been clear for weeks that this wasn’t going to leave anyone indifferent. ‘Alert’ was the word on […]
Malta does not brand itself as the place of ultramodern sky-scrapers. Instead, the country is portrayed through images that highlight its idyllic Mediterranean location, rural lifestyle or its ‘glorious past’.
It was a sunny day, unusually hot for May. At noon, the fire truck was already there. Activists with workers’ gloves were building the bonfire. It looked a little small once the construction was finished. “Are we sure that it will burn like it should? Well, the fire might be enough for us. After all, […]
On Brexit, the future of Europe and DiEM25’s vision.
Gradually one learns the first lesson of Poland: “Spoko, spoko. Easy, easy.” You get there when you get there. If you get there.
Guess what; the impact for democracy is terrifying.
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