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ELMO: Right to housing struggles in Eastern Europe and the Berlin referendum

András Juhász
Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe
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The value of global real estate makes up nearly 60% of the value of all global assets, with residential real estate comprising 75% of the total. In a September referendum, which was the result of...

Czech Elections: All fears have come true

Jiří Málek
Czechia
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With 27.8% the SPOLU (Togеther) coalition, consisting of the Civic Democratic Party (ODS), Christian Democrats (KDU-ČSL), and Liberal Democratic Party (TOP 09), received the most votes; the next largest vote share — 27.1% — went...

Austria: Communists are struggling for those who are forgotten by everyone

Małgorzata Kulbaczewska-Figat
Austria
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[caption id="attachment_4079" align="alignleft" width="810"] Max Zirngast (photo: Strajk.eu)[/caption] There is no election silence in Austria. Elections scheduled for Sunday? Agitation will continue on Saturday until the very last moment. In the morning at the seat...

Croatia: the online activities of a trade-union federation

Nediljka Junaković
Coronavirus
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Last year the strongest and most-organized umbrella organization for unions, the Federation of Autonomous Trade Unions of Croatia (Savez samostalnih sindikata Hrvatske, SSSH) organized its very first e-protest in Croatia, titled “A thank you is fine, but...

Romania – novel initiatives gaining ground

The Barricade
Analysis
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Trade unions have been organizing protests since the start of 2021 against the newly adopted austerity measures of the Romanian government, which, among other things, froze the minimum wage despite rising living costs continued blocking collective labor...

The expendables: Romanian medics’ work is undervalued by Cîțu’s right-wing government

Radu Stochiţa
Analysis
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On 30th December 2020, the current neoliberal Government (comprised of PNL, USRPLUS and UDMR) led by Florin Cîțu initiated the debate about Bill 226/2020, which was symbolically named the Train Bill - an allusion to...

Ukraine: Workers protest utility price hikes demanded by U.S., IMF

The Barricade
Anti-corruption
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On New Year’s Day, the price of electricity, gas and oil for heating, and other utilities doubled for most households in Ukraine. The surprise price-hike was announced by President Vladimir Zelensky’s government under orders of...

Freelancers in Serbia protest

The Barricade
Labour
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I was called by the head of the cabinet of Ana Brnabić. The Prime Minister and the Minister of Finance, Siniša Mali, will sit at the negotiation table with us. We won one small battle,...

The Romanian IT sector’s marvel of unionisation

Vladimir Mitev
Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe
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The IT sector in Southeastern Europe might seem like a bit of an unconventional place for labour unionisation, as it offers usually well-paid jobs with high social status. But labour issues and possibility for improvement...

Top Court in Poland Bans Abortions Due to Foetal Defects

Polish women will be forced to give birth to foetuses with congenital defects. Maria Cernat discusses the situation in Poland with Karolina Więckiewicz, a feminist and activist who is a member of the Aborcyiny Dream...