The Barricade

22 November 2020 Maria Cernat - Boyan Stanislasvski

Moldova goes West? Are any changes possible after Sandu’s election?

The Molodovan presidential elections seen through the prism of oligarchy, anticorruption, feminism, geopolitics.

21 November 2020 Maria Cernat - Boyan Stanislasvski

Poland: Violence on the streets, chaos in the parliament

More than three weeks after the outburst of the protests resisting the anti-abortion ruling of the Constitutional Court, the struggle continues!

21 November 2020 Vladimir Mitev

Macedonians met the Bulgarian foreign minister’s comments on Tito with an avalanche of laughter

Bulgarians fail to understand that they have made mistakes in Macedonia throughout history, says Sonja Stojadinovic, a Macedonian political scientist, who reflects on Bulgaria’s veto at the start of North Macedonia’s negotiations with the EU.

20 November 2020 Cecilia Capanna

Traps to a real Constitution Change in Chile

Interview with Tomás Hirsch, independent Chilean parliamentarian and founder of Acción Humanista (Humanist Action) organisation about forthcoming struggle to a democratic constitution in Chile

20 November 2020 Alex Roarett

Praise the Lord, and pass the ammunition!

Religion is a question of an utmost importance to Americans and their country. Nowadays Washington uses matters of faith as a mere tool to pursue its interests, and Poland willingly accompanies the United States in this task.

19 November 2020 Boyan Stanislavski

Chaos, desperation and violence

Postcard from Poland #7

18 November 2020 The Barricade

The international civil society and the UN General Assembly’s special session on COVID-19 pandemic

Letter from the Agora of the Inhabitants of the Earth

17 November 2020 Vladimir Mitev

The Belarussian protests and its media coverage

The site Tut.by and the Zabastovka channel on Telegram provide good quality journalism and workers’ perspectives. The protests are self-organised and the Poland-based Telegram channels such as NEXTA just encourage them.