By Yavor Tarinski
On July 7th the SYRIZA party (Coalition of the Radical Left) lost the Greek national elections to the conservative New Democracy with a bitter 8% difference, allowing the latter to form a self-reliance government (something which had not happen since the beginning of the crisis in 2008). Continue reading “SYRIZA’s “long march through the institutions” comes to an end?”
Yavor Tarinski, Kostas Savvopoulos, Alexandros Sxismenos, Yannis Ktenas, Nikos Ioannou and Ioanna Maravelidi, from the editorial team of Babylonia, in conversation with Kristin Ross, during B-Fest 7, 2018.
Continue reading “A Coffee with Kristin Ross: On the continuations of May ’68”
By Yavor Tarinski
All political institutions are manifestations and materializations of power; they petrify
and decay as soon as the living power of the people ceases to uphold them.
Hannah Arendt[1]
Zarina Glaveva interviews author and activist Yavor Tarinski for the Bulgarian student radio ”Reakcia”.
Continue reading “Environmental Crisis and the perspective of Social Ecology”
By Yavor Tarinski
“Time and space are modes by which we think and not conditions in which we live”
Albert Einstein[1] Continue reading “Ideology and the Saturation of Time and Space”
By Yavor Tarinski
If we begin with the state, we end with the state. Let us begin instead with
the popular reunions[…], the various associations and committees[…].
Kristin Ross[1] Continue reading “Dimensions of Radical Political Emancipation”
Introduction & questions: Yavor Tarinski
Continue reading “Belarus and Soviet Authoritarianism: Interview with Ihar Alinevich”
By Yavor Tarinski
The Imagination is a weapon. Those who don’t use it die first.
Goblin Slayer in Episode 2, Season 1
Continue reading “The political lessons of Goblin Slayer: Against spectacle and bureaucracy”
By Yavor Tarinski
[T]he biggest enemy of society’s security is the state and the private organization’s belonging to it.
Selma Irmak, member of the Democratic Society Congress[1] Continue reading “The Case against Police Brutality: Towards Radical Social Transformation”
