The transatlantic critical theorist compares the political crises in the US and Europe, calling for a renewed democratic left to overcome the Trumps and Le Pens of the world.
From the Good Friday Agreement to free trade relations and citizenship rights, there is much at stake on the UK-EU border.
Saša Uhlová’s investigative project explores workplace conditions in the worst-paid jobs in Czech Republic
Transnistria is usually seen as a rogue state with little relevance for European politics. In reality it has always had a key geopolitical function, and one that is now rapidly changing.
Political Critique’s weekly selection from the Eastern European press.
This inhumane policy is the latest in series of moves as the party positions itself further to the right, continuing a cynical electoral game.
In Poland the pluralising gaze has not yet reached a confident critical mass.
We have to get rid of the centrality of work to our lives. We have to build alternatives.
Rhineland, Germany. More than three thousand activists fighting for climate justice tried to close the coal mines and stop power plants. Riot police intervened.
School prepares you for life, they say. If that’s true, we’re in deep trouble, for after devouring public education, the Hungarian Fidesz-KDNP government swallowed the entire schoolbook market for dessert.
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