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Europe’s Divided Memories After 1945

The Barricade
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This text is originally published in Transform!Europe 2020 Yearbook and is authored by Carlo Spagnolo. Carlo Spagnolo is professor of contemporary history at the University of Bari. He holds a doctorate from the European University...

Iran fights for life. COVID-19 and murderous sanctions

Małgorzata Kulbaczewska-Figat
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An earlier version of this article was published on 23 March 2020 at the Polish site ”Strajk.eu”. Every hour in Iran, 50 people get infected with coronavirus and every 10 minutes someone dies - this...

The Right to the City. Urban Commons and Sustainable Cities

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This article was published on Transform!Europe's site on 22 November 2019. Its author is Birgit Daiber, who is a former member of the European Parliament and former director of the European Office of the Rosa...

Close to 80% of the income in Bulgaria is less than 460 euro

Nikolay Draganov
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Close to 80% of people in Bulgaria, which are located in “the visible” part of the economy and declare their income, make net income below 460 euro per month. More than half of Bulgarians work...

The Romanian left looks for an exit from cheap labour’s trap

Vladimir Mitev
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On 10 September 2019 the main Romanian media announced that “the era of cheap labour in Poland is coming to an end.” This was a statement by the prime minister Mateusz Morawiecki himself, who promised...

The anti-Iranian axis cracks

Vladimir Mitev
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The world media reports abundantly on the escalation of tensions in the Middle East. In the hot summer of 2019 we followed the takedown of an American drone, which Iran claimed entered its aerial space....

The Greens in Germany – from left-wing fundamentalism to neo-liberal “centrism”

Bogdan Gradinaru
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A large black sea with small, green, urban islands, while in the middle of nowhere red ones, and a peripheral blue area, towards the East – this is what Germany’s election map looks like after...

Technocrats vs populists

Vladimir Mitev
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This article was published on the Romanian section of the site ”The Barricade” on 14 February 2019. The forthcoming elections for the European Parliament reveal the division lines in Romanian and Bulgarian politics. The traditional...

Uberization and global financial capitalism

Bogdan Gradinaru
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The purpose of this writing is two-fold - to throw a bit of light onto the closely intermingled relationship between big tech, epitomized by Silicon Valley companies and global financial capitalism, and then to see...

Who gets isolated by the anti-Iranian sanctions – Tehran or Trump?

Vladimir Mitev
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”Our revolution was not a fundamentalist revolution advocating a return to the past... The progress we are familiar with was the modernity we experienced before the revolution and we saw that it did not lead...