Enikő Vincze: Romania’s housing problem is already hitting the middle class
Enikő Vincze is a professor at Babeș-Bolyai University in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, and a housing justice activist and member of the...
Year: 2022
The Bulgarian government of “change” fell amidst contradictory interests
Bulgarian government fell on 22 June 2022 after no-confidence motion. The fall of Kirill Petkov government was accompanied by massive...
Fereydoun Majlessi: Iran’s economic hardship is caused mainly by military and security expenditure, not sanctions
Vladimir Mitev Fereydoun Majlessi is a former diplomat, who served in Washington DC and in Brussels in the European community...
Historic turnaround in Colombia with first leftist president
Former urban guerrilla, Bogotá mayor, deputy and senator Gustavo Petro has won the presidential ballot in the Latin American country...
On the World Refugee Day
20 June is World Refugee Day. The UN established it over twenty years ago to honour the courage and strength...
Lora Todorova: Afghan refugees in Bulgaria need human attitude
Vladimir Mitev, Malgorzata-Kulbaczewska-FIgat Lora Todorova works in the department Migration and integration of the Sofia-based Caritas NGO. She works with...
Do we want to be a nuclear target when it comes to a war?
What are the perspectives of Britain's foreign policy, and what stands behind Johnson's proposition of creating the so-called European Commonwealth?...
Looking for paths to socialism – on the joint conference of transform!europe and Jacobin Magazine
What does it mean to be a socialist nowadays and what is socialism in the 21st century - discussed the...
Israeli politics, the Palestinian struggle and the war in Ukraine: what is going on?
There is a strong leaning here, in Israel, among both Jews and Palestinians, toward the Ukrainian cause. The problem is...
France sets an example for European left
In the first round of French legislative elections, New Popular, Ecological and Social Union goes head to head with Emmanuel...
