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The Cold War Was Never about Democracy

Interview The author of The Jakarta Method: Washington’s Anticommunist Crusade and the Mass Murder Program That Shaped Our World Vincent Bevins, talks about how the West’s violent anticommunist crusade shaped our modern world

The Cold War Was Never about Democracy

“Russia is giving carte blanche to the far right”

Interview A year after the outbreak of war, Alexander Tushkin from Russia spoke to Sergey Movchan, left-wing activist in Ukraine, about Ukrainian nationalism, the far right and antifascists in the Ukrainian army

By Alexander Tushkin

“Russia is giving carte blanche to the far right”

Making Russia Great Again?

In Perspective How the Kremlin suppressed Russian nationalists, but ended up pursuing their greatest ambition

By Alexander Tushkin

Making Russia Great Again?

New Study: Independent Media in Myanmar Since the Military Coup

Theory & Research Nine months after the elected government was overthrown, free and independent media is almost non-existent

By Nwet Kay Khine

New Study: Independent Media in Myanmar Since the Military Coup

Institutional Violence in the Time of Coronavirus: Argentina and its Democratic Deficit

In Perspective The lockdown in Argentina has led to institutional violence of alarming magnitude since it came into force on 20 March 2020. The country has been experiencing various forms of violations of fundamental rights caused by the actions of the security and police forces in the context of restriction of movement.

By Julieta Mira

Institutional Violence in the Time of Coronavirus: Argentina and its Democratic Deficit