Political Critique Archive

Watch the short video about Wilhelm Sasnal, an artist, painter, and photographer residing in Kraków, produced by Tate.

The mass student demonstrations and growing protest movement led by the Student Plenum have paved the way for broader anti-government protests.

One hundred and fifty years ago, the Czechs were among the pioneers of the cooperative movement, which attempts to put the public good before profit. Today, it is beginning to experience renewed interest.

The ongoing Moldova’s movement is a response to urgent domestic social problems that have been inappropriately cast in the available language of geopolitics.

The root causes of the election outcomes are logical results of local trends.

Europe has a duty to act on Jarosław Kaczyński and his party.

In the past few years, Athens became a place where refugees seeking a better future in Europe got stuck. Przemysław Witkowski gives a detailed insight in their world of despair, chaos, and misery.

Democratization means giving citizens a real voice and an opportunity to co-decide. Agata Mazepus interviews Igor Stokfiszewski.

Documentary filmmaker Martin Kohout, whose latest film deals with the “voucher privatization” of the 1990s in the Czech Republic, talks about the Czech post-1989 economic transformation.

Over 50,000 people took part in an anti-government rally in Warsaw.