When you have one old man that can’t control his temper opposing one who cannot control his verbal tics, well, here’s the deal: you end up with a ridiculous and sad fight that resembles the constant bickering of the retired people in our Eastern Europe periphery block of flats.Maria Cernat
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Postcard from RomaniaMaria CernatMaria Cernat is a graduate of the Faculty of Journalism and Communication Sciences (FJSC) (2001) and the Faculty of Philosophy (2004) at the University of Bucharest. She obtained an MA from FJSC in 2002 and in 2008 she got her PhD in Philosophy. She is currently a
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The shock of the coronavirus health crisis and the threat of Chinese digital giants, led to massive investment in the American digital giants. What does this mean for democracy and for the future “surveillance capitalism”?Theodora KotsakaLecturer in Political Sociology (University of Athens, University of Essex, UK) specializing in political behaviour
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An interview with the American veteran journalist Ralph SeligerBoyan StanislavskiBulgarian and Polish activist, journalist, editor, publisher and translator. In the late `90 active in the Polish left and later in the labor movement, particularly the biggest Polish labor confederation — The All-Poland Trade Union Alliance. Until 2012 editor-in-chief of its
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Roberto Savio – the founder of the site The Other News, describes the political dimensions of evangelicalismThe Barricade
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The protests have been largely young and multiracial. Many white people have seen their roles as “allies” seeking to support Black people, including standing between African Americans and the police. This solidarity reflects the history of the past 10 years when a similar coalition elected the country’s first Black president.The
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