In Perspective

Anatomy of a Revolt in Serbia

In Perspective Since late 2024, events in Serbia have been unfolding at breakneck speed. Each new protest action and the government’s reaction have revealed another layer of corruption at the heart of the government, while the movement's strength has been growing. Since mid-August, the Vučić government is increasingly relying on brute force against unarmed protesters. What has happened so far? What comes next?

By Filip Balunović

#WhatWillWeBeIn2026: World Cup, Forced Disappearances and 20 Years of the War on Drugs in Mexico

In Perspective David Barrios Rodríguez explores the dual countdowns in Mexico: the FIFA World Cup and marking 20 years since the beginning of the War on Drugs - a paradoxical coexistence of festivity and social and political crisis.

By David Barrios Rodríguez

Post-Fascism for Adolescents

In Perspective Radical right-wing movements have emerged as new interlocutors for many adolescents unwilling to embrace the passivity offered by the neoliberal and increasingly apocalyptic narratives. These political groups promise quick exits from poverty and suffering, specifically to young men.

By Paülah Nurit Shabel

Restructuring the Skies: The Post-pandemic Shift in Argentine Aviation Labour Relations

In Perspective The airline industry has only just recovered from its most severe crisis in history: the COVID-19 pandemic. For cabin crew workers in particular, the sectorial restructuring following LATAM Airways’ departure and the changes in the aeronautical regulations in 2021 marked a shift in labour relations and working standards

Milei's Government in Argentina: Will Going Against Gravity Work?

In Perspective As Milei's government approaches a year in office, important changes that were not foreseen a few months ago seem to be signaling the end of the honeymoon. And the Argentine political scene may once again show its traditional vivacity

By Mariano Féliz