15.11.2025 à 14:15
We fight, we have rights: How soldiers' democracy powers Ukraine's resistance
Ukrainian soldiers face an impossible contradiction: they defend democracy whilst being denied basic rights. No rotation schedules. No fixed service terms. Inadequate compensation for the wounded that takes years to process. Women fighting in uniforms designed for men. LGBT+ soldiers whose partners cannot visit them in hospital. Repair specialists ordered into assault positions. Battalion commanders removed mid-battle without consultation. For nearly four years, Ukrainian defenders have (…)
- Ukraine / Sotsialniy Rukh (Social Movement / Mouvement social) Ukraine, Bilkis, Rights (LGBT+), Rights (civil, democratic), LGBTQ+ (Eng)15.11.2025 à 10:52
Cette révolution anticoloniale que la France ne pardonne pas à l'Algérie
Obtenue sur une rupture dans les relations franco-algériennes, la première victoire parlementaire du Rassemblement national souligne combien l'ascension de l'extrême droite vers le pouvoir est portée par la résurgence, bien au-delà de ses rangs, d'une question coloniale que la France n'a toujours pas soldée.
« L'Assemblée« L'Assemblée générale, convaincue que le maintien du colonialisme empêche le développement de la coopération économique internationale, entrave le développement social, (…)
15.11.2025 à 03:42
Poland's fractured left: A year of split, struggle, and survival
The Polish left underwent a dramatic transformation from October 2024 to November 2025, fragmenting into competing factions over fundamental questions of political strategy.
The October 2024 Razem split produced two distinct forces: Adrian Zandberg's defiant, opposition-oriented Razem and the new Wspólne Jutro association, which joined the more pragmatic coalition of Nowa Lewica (New Left), a social democratic political party formed in 2021 from the merger of the Democratic Left Alliance (…)
