Eastern Europe – The Barricade

Ovidiu Țichindeleanu: Who speaks for our region?

Vladimir Mitev
Bulgaria
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Interview with the Romanian philosopher about non-alignment as an option for the East of the European continent, regional internationalism and popular sovereignty. Originally published at Cross-Border Talks. Ovidiu Țichindeleanu is a philosopher and cultural theorist,...

From wild dingo children to the cannibal generation: the history of the disappearing East

The novel Sălbaticii Copii Dingo (The Wild Dingo Children, Polirom 2021) by Vasile Ernu was awarded the Observator Cultural 2022 prize for the best book in the memoir category. This text is a longer form of the award speech....

More ‘progressive’ absurdity in Poland: feminists despise Mother’s Day

Maria Cernat - Boyan Stanislasvski
Gender issues
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The hosts of the show discuss the ever-intensifying craze on the 'progressive left' in Eastern Europe that attempts to mimic the most toxic 'woke' trends emerging in the United States in this episode. Now, Polish...

Eastern Europe’s demographic deficit

Michael Roberts
Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe
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There has been a huge exodus of Ukrainians into neighbouring countries fleeing the war in their country- three million and counting. Just as in Syria and in other countries engulfed by war, there has been...

As the Ukraine war rages on, the media call for more war. Horrific reactions!

Maria Cernat - Boyan Stanislasvski
On the Barricades Special (Podcast)
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As the world enters the sixth day of the Ukraine war, the hosts of "On the barricades" sit down to discuss the reactions in the mainstream media as well as the public, particularly the commentariat...

Feminism in Poland – an ongoing battle against individualism and conservatism

Maria Cernat - Boyan Stanislasvski
Citizens Movements
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In 2016, Poles took to the streets to protest a total ban on abortions imposed by the Law and Justice Polish party that took power in 2015. The movement was called “The Black protest” and...

“The Russian public has no appetite for war” /w Stanislav Byshok, part 2

Maria Cernat - Boyan Stanislasvski
Russia
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Stanislav Byshok, a Russian political scientist, is our guest this time. He earned a PhD after graduating from Moscow State University, and he is frequently described as a scholar deconstructing nationalism and populism in international...

“The Russian public has no appetite for war” /w Stanislav Byshok

Maria Cernat - Boyan Stanislasvski
Global affairs
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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...

Ovidiu Țichindeleanu: Who speaks for our region?

From wild dingo children to the cannibal generation: the history of the disappearing East

More ‘progressive’ absurdity in Poland: feminists despise Mother’s Day

Eastern Europe’s demographic deficit

As the Ukraine war rages on, the media call for more war. Horrific reactions!

Feminism in Poland – an ongoing battle against individualism and conservatism

“The Russian public has no appetite for war” /w Stanislav Byshok, part 2

“The Russian public has no appetite for war” /w Stanislav Byshok

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

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