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Naujienos, kritika, analizės ir pasakojimai iš GPB.LT. Čia rasite politinės kairės požiūrį į įvykius ir procesus.

Podcast · By GPB · Lithuanian · Official site

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Aug 1, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 1, 2026

    KOMBINATAS 2025 | Sustainable development – new economic, environmental, social system for human survival - Jurgis Kazimieras Staniškis (opens the original)

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    Recorded live on the main stage of the Kombinatas festival 2025, former UN Independent Group of Scientists member Prof. Jurgis Kazimieras Staniškis delivers a compelling keynote address on the urgent need for a systemic paradigm shift in global sustainability. Beginning with the cautionary tale of Easter Island's ecological collapse, Staniškis critiques free-market GDP growth imperatives and warns that incremental technical fixes are insufficient to prevent reaching critical global tipping point

  2. Episode · Aug 1, 2026

    KOMBINATAS 2025 | Political visions of sustainability. Panel discussion (opens the original)

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    Recorded live at the Kombinatas festival 2025, this panel discussion dives into the political implications and strategic organizing needed to turn transformative social visions into reality. Moderated by Gražina Bielousova, a scholar teaching at Vilnius University's Institute of International Relations and Political Science, the session features insights from an expert panel including historian and newly elected Seimas member Laurynas Šedvydis, Lithuanian Green Party leader and public policy ana

  3. Episode · Aug 1, 2026

    KOMBINATAS 2025 | Peacebuilding, Beyond Surrender – Jess Kavinsky (opens the original)

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    Recorded live at the Kombinatas festival 2025, peacebuilding practitioner Jess Kavinsky leads a critical workshop dismantling the weaponization of "peace" as a tool for passivity, reframing it instead as an active method for justice and liberation. Drawing from extensive field experience in Rwanda, Northern Ireland, Germany, and Estonia, Kavinsky facilitates an interactive discussion to explore diverse working definitions of peacebuilding and how they apply to contemporary struggles.

  4. Episode · Aug 1, 2026

    KOMBINATAS 2025 | Climate-Humanitarian Crisis in the Russia–Ukraine War Double Vulnerabilities and Gaps in Response – Ihor Potarskyi (opens the original)

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    Recorded live at the Kombinatas festival 2025, field data collection coordinator Ihor examines the profound environmental and humanitarian crises caused by the Russian invasion of Ukraine, from toxic pollution to the ecocide of the Kakhovka Dam. Drawing on grounded research in war-affected regions, he critiques top-down international aid models and advocates for a just recovery rooted in local knowledge, frontline community needs, and ecological justice.

  5. Episode · Aug 1, 2026

    KOMBINATAS 2025 | The New World Disorder: the new era of neoliberalism – Tarun Gidwani (opens the original)

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    Recorded live at the Kombinatas festival 2025, Tarun Gidwani explores the collapse of the "free trade" era and the persistent survival of neoliberalism in a post-globalization world. Drawing on academic expertise and grassroots organizing experiences in India and the UK, the speaker outlines actionable new strategies for the left, advocating for localized industrial policies, community debt relief, and robust labor clauses in trade agreements.

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