We are glad to announce the publication of a new issue of Topos.

This issue brings together articles and essays that engage with urgent questions of knowledge production, political subjectivity, solidarity, and critical thought in Central and Eastern Europe.

A special place in the issue is occupied by an interview with Vladimir Matskevich, conducted shortly after his release from a Belarusian prison, where he was held for political reasons. His reflections on repression, intellectual responsibility, and the conditions of thinking under authoritarianism are both deeply personal and politically significant — and resonate far beyond the Belarusian context.

The new issue continues Topos’s commitment to critical, situated, and interdisciplinary reflection on the region and its ongoing transformations.

Read the issue here:
https://journals.ehu.lt/index.php/topos/issue/view/76