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March 8, 2021 – Manifesto by fAKTIV

fAKTIV — 2021-03-09T20:25:13Z

‘Rosa Luxemburg's last words were: “I was, I am, I will be!”. This International Women's Day we stand together in hope, resistance, and rebellion and say: “We were, we are, we will be!”'

- IV554 - March 2021 / Women, Croatia

Elections see emergence of first left pole since country's independence from Yugoslavia

Vladimir Unkovski-Korica — 2020-07-14T07:24:33Z

On Sunday 5 July, Croatia held early parliamentary elections. Turnout was only 46 percent, reflecting low levels of engagement with official politics.

- IV546 - July 2020 / Croatia

So Trashy! A Review of EU Waste Management and Inequality Modeling

Ana Tomicic — 2018-06-09T10:47:49Z

The policy of the European Union (EU) in the field of environmental protection and natural resources has, since the 1980s, continued to grow in importance. But some topics are of particular concern to European citizens. This is the case, in particular, with the production of waste, which is increasingly alarming, with the EU generating some 2 billion tons of waste every year.

- IV521 - June 2018 / Ecology and the Environment, European Union, Croatia

Call for solidarity with the Jadrankamen quarry workers in Croatia

Radnicka Borba — 2012-07-03T07:54:18Z

The workers at the Pu?iÅ¡?e stone quarry on the Island of Bra? are fighting for the survival of the Jadrankamen company, which has been brought to the verge of bankruptcy by the criminal mismanagement of those in charge. While modernisation and investment in machinery have been neglected, money in the accounts has been constantly removed and directed into private pockets in a close symbiosis between the private relations of capital and the political structures. Thanks to this configuration, the firm, which has just one product – the Vienna parliament building and the White House in Washington are built of Bra? stone – is very close to the edge.

- News from around the world / Croatia

“All the loans accorded by the Troika are illegitimate”

Ana Benacic, Éric Toussaint — 2012-06-09T07:53:06Z

In this interview first published in Croatian on the portal net.hr and taken up by several websites in Croatia, Eric Toussaint develops ways out of the debt crisis which are very useful for different countries in Europe and beyond. He comments on the situation in Greece after the elections of May 6, 2012. He tackles the issue of the accession to the EU and the Eurozone that some countries like Croatia, Bosnia, and Serbia are seeking. He also answers to more general questions.

- IV449 - June 2012 / Greece, Ireland, Ecuador, European Union, Croatia, Debt