Revolution? Yes… so that everything stays like it was before
In parliamentary elections, the Italian right-wing bloc, composed of Fratelli d’Italia, Forza Italia and Lega, won 235 seats in the...
Year: 2022
Unlearning hegemony: an optimistic theory of international relations in Southeastern Europe
The sight of Macedonians protesting against the opening of the Bulgarian cultural club “Boris III” is part of the years-long...
Woman, life, freedom
A text written within the Pen International Congress – Uppsala, Sweden from 27th September – 1 October 2022. One of...
Belgium: how labour unions fight for better railways
October, its rain, its dead leaves… and its budget negotiations. All public services are expecting to see their budgets cut...
Ukrainian workers are struggling for survival
- Why does the Ukrainian government impose the laissez-faire economic policies? I think they are really bad at history and...
Sorin Ioniță: China is not interested in investing in Central and Southeastern Europe
Cross-border Talks discussed with Sorin Ioniță from the Romanian liberal NGO Expert Forum about the Chinese presence or rather absence...
Lula, the hope for humanity. Can he actually win the Brazilian elections?
Lula, the leader of the Brazilian left, received the support of 48.42 per cent of Brazilians in the first round....
Polish and Ukrainian people do not want to be a cheap labour force!
There can be no effective international trade union cooperation without an exchange of experience. Such an exchange took place during...
Four Straight Years of Nonstop Street Protest in Haiti
A cycle of protests began in Haiti in July 2018, and—despite the pandemic—has carried on since then. In recent weeks,...
What changes in Italy under Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni?
Giorgia Meloni is a politician who has taken radical positions in recent years against immigrants, gender politics. She has also...
