Donbass: a forgotten European heritage
For the inhabitants of the mining settlements who stood on barricades in 2014, Donbas is a Soviet region, a Russian...
Ukraine
Participatory budgeting in Central and Eastern Europe
The excerpt below is an introductory chapter from Adi Dohotaru's book, Participatory budgeting: between emancipation and hijacking, Presa Universitară Clujeană,...
Fragments of Ukrainian Nationalism
There is, of course, also a Jewish history of Ukrainian nationalism which, rather surprisingly, argues that we – the West...
How to restore employment in Ukraine: an alternative proposal to the government’s neoliberal reconstruction plan
Although the war in Ukraine continues, it is necessary to have a vision of possible reconstruction scenarios. With this goal,...
In the shadow of war, Ukraine slashes workers’ rights to welcome transnational capital
Ukrainian authorities claim that maximum freedom for business and a minimum state is a universal way to prosperity - and...
Independence of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church would have had really bad consequences for Moscow
In an interview with Polish journalist and Orthodoxy expert Małgorzata Kulbaczewska-Figat for webzine !Argument, we talk about the consequences of...
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...
Dragoș Mateescu: There is a strong nationalist tendency in Turkey
Interview with a Romanian expert on Turkish foreign policy with regards to NATO, EU, Russian-Ukrainian war, the Middle East and...
The workers are defending Ukraine. The Ukrainian state is not defending workers’ rights
In the shadow of war, the Ukrainian government is pushing for labor reforms that had been planned for more than...
Petr Drulák: The war in Ukraine is a result of arrogance
Interview with the Czech foreign policy analyst and former diplomat about war in Ukraine and what might be the way...
