People have been leaving East-Central Europe in droves to get better jobs and opportunities further to the west
John Feffer
The Poles call them umowa śmieciowa or “junk contracts.” If you’re young and lucky enough to have a job in Poland these days, it’s…
The region knows a cold war when it sees one, and it certainly doesn’t want to go through all that again
Our collective challenge is to reverse the equation, roll up our sleeves, and use the sum of our talents to address the real threats to society
Neo-liberalism seems to have nine lives in Poland
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The assembled ministers took steps to accelerate two new conflicts, one on its borders and the other in the distant Middle East
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