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Interviews

Pandemic economy vs. wartime economy

Maria Cernat
Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe
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The current crisis brings to the front some of the most serious problems, which in times before the crisis managed to remain hidden. The crisis is a mirror, which shows us how serious are the...

David Bisset: Young and sophisticated Bulgarians offer hope, but are few in number

Małgorzata Kulbaczewska-Figat - Vladimir Mitev
Bulgaria
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David Bisset is a specialist in child poverty and deprivation. He is one of the founders of Equilibrium, which is one of the leading children's organisations in SEE. His relationship with Bulgaria goes back to...

The Romanian government should regard activists as partners, not adversaries

The coronavirus pandemic has brought us all into a situation, where we discuss, almost obsessively, the problems created by this virus. Our lives have been thrown into disarray overnight. What had earlier seemed to us...

Riccardo Petrella: The militarization of pandemic is dangerous

Vladimir Mitev
Coronavirus
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Riccardo Petrella is an Italian economist who was a scientific and technology policy analyst to the European Commission between 1979 and 1995, becoming a witness and voice of dissent over the EC’s definition of Europe...

Polish union leader: “Aid funds will end quickly, the scale of unemployment and bankruptcy w..

Małgorzata Kulbaczewska-Figat
Coronavirus
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An interview with Piotr Szumlewicz, chairman of the trade union Trade Union Alternative, shortly after Polish prime minister Mateusz Morawiecki and president Andrzej Duda presented the essential ideas behind their Anti-crisis Shield. Coronavirus has exposed...

Feminism in Kyrgyzstan – a dangerous option

Maria Cernat
Gender issues
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On this year’s 8th of March the women of Kyrgyzstan, or to be more precise, the feminists of Bishkek, the capital of the Central Asia country, decided to march for their rights. The international press...

If the government in Iran changes, a new agreement with the USA is possible

Vladimir Mitev
Interviews
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[caption id="attachment_1655" align="alignleft" width="350"] Farzad Ramezani Bonesh (foto: Farzad Ramezani Bonesh)[/caption] Farzad Ramezani Bonesh is an Iranian senior researcher and analyst on regional and international issues, with a focus on the Persian Gulf and South...

Lucian Ţion: I Think It Is Very Important That, at Some Point, Romanian Culture Sincerely Asks Its..

The Barricade
Art
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[caption id="attachment_1647" align="alignleft" width="450"] Lucian Ţion (foto: Lucian Ţion)[/caption] Lucian Țion studied film and theater in the United States, the Netherlands, and Singapore, and has a wealth of experience as a teacher, author, and playwright....

The story of a videochat worker in Romania

Maria Cernat
Gender issues
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In front of one of the universities where I teach there are two parked cars. No one ever enters them. Why? Probably because there are advertisements for video chat studios on them. As we know,...

Adina Marincea: The Feminist movement in Romania has developed a lot in the last 10 years

Vladimir Mitev
Gender issues
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Adina Marincea is a researcher in social sciences with a doctorate in communication sciences (2014). She has more than 5 years of experience with national and European research projects within the independent think tank Median...

Pandemic economy vs. wartime economy

The Romanian government should regard activists as partners, not adversaries

Riccardo Petrella: The militarization of pandemic is dangerous

Polish union leader: “Aid funds will end quickly, the scale of unemployment and bankruptcy w..

Feminism in Kyrgyzstan – a dangerous option

If the government in Iran changes, a new agreement with the USA is possible

Lucian Ţion: I Think It Is Very Important That, at Some Point, Romanian Culture Sincerely Asks Its..

The story of a videochat worker in Romania

Adina Marincea: The Feminist movement in Romania has developed a lot in the last 10 years

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