Lost Opportunity for a Just Transition: the Case of Turów Lignite Mine [PART ONE]
In 2021, the Turów lignite mine and the Czech village of Uhelna made headlines of newspapers and news portals across...
Central Europe
March of Anger. Polish public sector workers say: Enough is enough!
On Friday, 15th September, one month before Polish elections, workers employed in the public sector plan to march on the...
How Polish politics gets Berlusconised
We know quite well what Berlusconisation of politics is. In short, there is a man (or a woman, like Margaret...
Revolt of the Central European Crowds?
For over a year and a half now, Czechia has been ruled by a coalition that a growing number of...
Poland: 4 June opposition march was truly impressive. Electoral campaign game changer? [VIDEO]
On 4 June 2023, an impressive march took place in the center of Warsaw. Hundreds of thousands of people, even...
Pandora’s box opened in Poland with an investigation into ‘Russian influence’
Neighbouring Poland has just passed a highly controversial law allowing investigations into “Russian influence” on Polish politics over the past...
Notes on the Labour Day
I am writing this 1 May greeting from a holiday. Just like millions of Polish working people, I am benefitting...
Malgorzata Kulbaczewska: Poles view membership in labour unions positively
Malgorzata Kulbaczewska-Figat is a Polish journalist, specialized in labour and migrant issues. In 2022 she reported from the strike at...
Ukrainian grain export deal with Poland saved for now – what next?
A Polish perspective on an EU issue (more…)
Lidia Moise: Romania’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) has grown at a tremendous pace, but there is no growth model based on foreign investment
Vladimir Mitev, The Bridge of Friendship An interview with a Romanian economic journalist on various aspects of the Romanian economic...
