Janez Janša’s fourth administration is expected to bring attacks on labor rights and public services, while heralding renewed ties with Israeli occupation authorities.

The Elbit Out! campaign hosted “From Palestine to the Black Sea” conference focusing on anti-militarization and solidarity with Palestine.

The recent victory of Progressive Bulgaria in snap election signaled potential stabilization, but the need for building a broader progressive political project remains.

Liberal Freedom Movement announced moving into opposition despite narrow election win, raising concerns about right-wing political trade to build their own majority in Slovenia.

In former Yugoslav countries, EU military industrial plans align with local bourgeoisie interests and right-wing agendas.

Thousands gathered in Bosnia and Herzegovina to mark the 84th anniversary of the Igman March, honoring Yugoslav partisan resistance and drawing lessons for today’s struggles.

Activists from Romania’s Elbit OUT! campaign describe how rising militarization and looming austerity impact Eastern Europe’s distinct political situation – and in which conditions this could open space for pro-peace, left movements.

Romania, the EU and NATO member with the longest border with Ukraine, has enthusiastically embraced Europe’s rearmament agenda – yet militarization offers neither prosperity nor real security.

Tens of thousands marched in four Croatian cities to oppose escalating far-right violence, intimidation, and revisionism.

Since the beginning of the genocide in Gaza, Israel has been expanding its military footprint in Eastern Europe, securing billions in contracts.

The People’s Embargo for Palestine exposes the role of Poland’s Nitro-Chem company in supplying TNT used in Israel’s genocide in Gaza.

Thousands protested in Belgrade against the planned demolition of the General Staff complex to make way for a luxury hotel by Jared Kushner.