Where is the Polish Left standing after the election? In a briefing hosted by Das Progressive Zentrum (DPZ), Policy Fellow and research associate at the Institut für Europäische Politik Maria Skóra and Board Member Katarina Niewiedzial debated with Journalist Karolina Zbytniewska and opposition politician Konrad Gołota the results of Polish parliamentary elections and the situation of progressive forces in the country.
An interview with Maria Skóra about the cancelled election, political trade-offs and the state of the opposition in Poland
Maria Skóra on the government´s consolidation of power in the IPS Journal
Head of Programme “International Dialogue” on BBC World Service
All three countries experienced a clear politicisation of the public sphere
Maria Skóra in Social Europe about the parliamentary elections in Poland 2019
Roundtable Report II: Possible Scenarios and Alliances
Roundtable Report II: Possible Scenarios and Alliances
Roundtable Report: Mapping the Interests within the V4
#EuropeanTownHall Meeting in Warsaw
Polish-German Dialogue on the Future of Europe
Recent change of government in Poland mobilised many people, the spectrum of civil engagement is however polarised: from defenders of liberal values and adherents of conservative agenda to followers of nationalist resentments. Civil society is one of the key actors in Western liberal democracies. In transformation countries of Eastern-Central Europe, many initiatives were launched to …
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