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#NoviSad tragedy has sparked the largest Serbian student movement since #May68. For 4months Serbian students have been occupying universities spurring the general nationwide strike. In the article learn what is going on there according to the eyewitnesses

During #WorldWarII in Ukraine, the Nazis destroyed entire villages for supporting the partisan movement or resisting the occupation. We invite you to learn from our graphic novel about he memoirs of one of the events’ last eyewitnesses, Maria Nevmerzhytska

Portuguese political experience, the prospects of a novel left alliance and the problems with the foreign aid relevant for Ukraine. Read about it in the interview of activist @SocRuch with the Left Block’s @catarina_mart.

Is this a pro-EU outcry of the Georgians against a government perceived as pro-Russian. Is it a fight for democratic rights, which are being stripped away by an increasing shift toward authoritarianism? Read in @sakindmaya article on the #GeorgiaProtests.

Receive our New Year's wishes and find out what articles are the most read in 2024, in our mailing. And don't forget to subscribe to get Commons/Spilne mailing in 2025. Happy New Year celebration! With love, Commons! 🫶🏽

"It is no exaggeration to say that the whole of #Gaza looks like #Bakhmut or #Mariupol. And no one is about to rebuild it." Read an interview with a Ukrainian volunteer who helped organize medical evacuations in #Gaza #Palestine.

What to do if you are illegally fired, deprived of social assistance, or the school where your children study is being closed? Read about initiative groups that help protect the rights of citizens in Ukraine.

"We didn't learn to strike from books!" Watch the new report of the ‘Look at This!’ project about the independent miners' union of Kryvyi Rih and find out how Ukrainian miners protect their labor rights. (with ENG subtitles)

This morning, Syrian rebels announced the liberation of #Damascus. #Assad fled the capital, marking the fall of the dynasty. Learn more about the Syrian context with our article.

Thank you to everyone who joined our Intersections of the Peripheries conference this year! Recordings of all the event’s panels are now available on our website with English translation. Check it out if you missed anything.

#Asharshylyk is a mass famine in rural areas of Kazakhstan in 1930-1933, which killed one in three Kazakhs. What were the causes of the famine and what consequences it had for the region, read in an interview with Sarah Cameron.

Find the festival program on the website: Watching movies is free and available online without territorial restrictions.

🏝 Where is an island in Ukraine in which thereapples and solidarity are grown? Learn more on the ‘Longo Mai’ workers' self-government cooperative in the new report of the project ‘Look at this!’ on our YouTube channel (with English subtitles).

Why had the Ukrainian government’s deregulation initiatives been stumbling for many years and how was it pushed through in the first months of a full-scale invasion? Read in an interview with @SocRuch activist Vitaly Dudin.

"Knowledge of war: experience, academia, journalism" Join the last panel of our conference: We will be glad to all

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