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The war in Ukraine in relation to Russia’s internal situation [special edition pt. 5]

“On the Barricades” — s04e07Boyan 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 weekly magazine. Contributor at

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What are Putin’s goals, and can he achieve them through the ongoing war? [special edition pt. 4]

“On the Barricades” — s04e06Boyan 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 weekly magazine. Contributor at

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Medvedchuk’s prosecution, or is Ukraine looking for a way to end itself?

A significant political trial in Ukraine is currently underway, with grave implications for human rights. Regardless, the media, like human-rights activists, is deafeningly silent. Furthermore, the international Left pretends to be unaware of the situation.Boyan StanislavskiBulgarian and Polish activist, journalist, editor, publisher and translator. In the late `90 active in

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Whose return to normalcy?

A chronology of the games they are playingOvidiu ŢichindeleanuOvidiu Ţichindeleanu is a philosopher and a theorist of culture, a co-founder of the Romanian left-wing site CriticAtac, the Romanian platform Indymedia, and the Eastern European left-wing political platform, LeftEast. He was a member of the Governing Board of the El Taller

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