Tag: authoritarianism

According to a recent report from the Center for European Policy Analysis, the rising tide of repression in Georgia poses ...

Serbia is once again uniting against the tide of authoritarianism, reminiscent of its past triumphs. Activists are reflecting on their ...

In a recent report, an independent expert group revealed that human rights violations in Belarus remain alarmingly "widespread and systematic." ...

In "History Rhymes," New Eastern Europe examines Georgia's ongoing struggle between intellectual resistance and state repression. As contemporary voices challenge ...

Belarus continues to grapple with the repercussions of President Lukashenka’s centrally planned economy, which stifles innovation and growth. As economic ...

Hungary's government, under the leadership of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, has boldly amended the constitution to tighten its grip on ...

As Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán sits down with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, massive protests ignite across Türkiye, showcasing ...

In "Fleeing Hong Kong Wasn’t Enough," The Atlantic delves into the relentless challenges faced by Hongkongers who have escaped repression. ...

Belarusian opposition leaders and Western officials have strongly condemned the recent election results, which extend President Alexander Lukashenko's hold on ...

In a striking display of growing authoritarianism, Serbia's leader has ramped up efforts to silence activist groups, taking a page ...

Former President Donald Trump's rhetoric and policies have fueled the confidence of authoritarian leaders in Central Europe, especially in Hungary ...

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko was 'inaugurated' after a highly disputed election widely condemned as fraudulent. The West has slammed the ...