Roman Broszkowski
Journalist and Photographer at Freelance
MS student @columbiajourn - work in @Euractiv @jacobin @notesfrompoland Covering Luxembourg, Bosnia, and Belarus for @europeelects
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Mar 13, 2024 |
jacobin.com | Roman Broszkowski
Before a media gaggle inside Poland’s parliament, this January 12 representatives of six organizations announced the creation of a new Central-Eastern European Green Left Alliance (CEEGLA). For its organizers — Poland’s Razem, Hungary’s Szikra Movement, Romania’s Demos, Ukraine’s Sotsialnyi Rukh, the Czech Republic’s Budoucnost, and Lithuania’s Kartu — the event represented the expression of a modern left in the region.
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Mar 13, 2024 |
goo.su | Roman Broszkowski |Cori Bush |Seth Ackerman
Before a media gaggle inside Poland’s parliament, this January 12 representatives of six organizations announced the creation of a new Central-Eastern European Green Left Alliance (CEEGLA). For its organizers — Poland’s Razem, Hungary’s Szikra Movement, Romania’s Demos, Ukraine’s Sotsialnyi Rukh, the Czech Republic’s Budoucnost, and Lithuania’s Kartu — the event represented the expression of a modern left in the region.
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Feb 25, 2024 |
euractiv.com | Roman Broszkowski |Europe Elects
As Belarus gears up for its first elections since 2020, conditions for a democratic vote do not exist, with the regime of incumbent President Aleksandr Lukashenko using all available methods to keep voters under control. Belarus will hold legislative elections on Sunday (25 February), and Belaya Rus’ — the party most aligned with the country’s incumbent authoritarian leader Alexander Lukashenko — will likely expand its majority.
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Oct 28, 2023 |
ipanewspack.com | Roman Broszkowski
By Roman BroszkowskiPoland’s pro-democracy opposition has finally won a parliamentary election. With all votes counted, the center-right Civic Coalition, Christian-democratic Third Way, and left-wing Lewica, will together command 248 out of 460 seats in the lower house (Sejm) and sixty-five of one hundred in the Senate. Their October 15 success appears to have ended the rule of the right-wing Law and Justice (PiS) party.
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Oct 26, 2023 |
jacobin.com | Roman Broszkowski
Poland’s pro-democracy opposition has finally won a parliamentary election. With all votes counted, the center-right Civic Coalition, Christian-democratic Third Way, and left-wing Lewica, will together command 248 out of 460 seats in the lower house (Sejm) and sixty-five of one hundred in the Senate. Their October 15 success appears to have ended the rule of the right-wing Law and Justice (PiS) party.
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