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Ukraine’s Fateful Choice
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Putin Cannot Sleep Peacefully
An interview with Andrei Piontkovsky by Filip Memches To retain power, the Russian president needs the loyalty of the elites. However, this loyalty is not certain today—says Andrei Piontkovsky in an…
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Frost in Central Europe
Over the past year, traditional defences against antiliberal populism have been considerably weakened: the case of independent media.
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European Far Right and Putin
Russian influence in the affairs of the radical fringes is a phenomenon seen all over Europe as a key risk to European stability, security and Euro-Atlantic integration. These forces not only oppose…
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Did Austerity Kill the European Dream?
To break this vicious circle, which threatens both the European project and domestic democracy, Europe needs growth and jobs.
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The Rise of Illiberalism
An interview with Ivan Krastev by Maciej Nowicki The project of Orbán and Putin contains a fundamental contradiction, which cannot be overcome. Therefore, their utopia will never become more than a…
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Putinism, Orbanism… But Is There an “Ism”?
Putin and Orbán want to be strong leaders of what are essentially weak countries. Their goal is not an ideological world revolution, but a game of outsmarting the West.
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EDITORIAL: Brotherly Help
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FOREWORD
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Hašek in Galicia