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Winds of Change: Is Iran’s Islamic Republic on the Brink of Regime Change?
The Iranian regime has faced various protests over the years, all of which have eventually fizzled out. Could this…
A Women’s Revolution in Sudan
Despite violent military pushbacks, women once again are present at the protests. This time, women have brought…
House of Cards: A Reckoning for China’s Precariously-Built Housing Market
Plagued by bankruptcy and built on large amounts of debt, what's next for China's housing market?
Brazil and Bolsonaro: Should We Fear Democratic Backsliding?
"Crimes against humanity," degradation of democratic norms, and "Fora Bolsonaro" signs in the street... Let's take…
« Quelque chose a changé » : témoignages de détenus anti-Poutine, incarnation…
Ils sont jeunes. Ils sont russes. Ils s’appellent Alika, Dmitryi, Denis, Gabelaya, Konstantin, Olga et Rinat. Ils…
« Quelque chose a changé » : témoignages de détenus anti-Poutine, incarnation…
Ils sont jeunes. Ils sont russes. Ils s’appellent Alika, Dmitryi, Denis, Gabelaya, Konstantin, Olga et Rinat. Ils…
Strike One Against the Indian Democracy
While its neighbours seemed to flounder in maintaining democracy periodically, India stood steady. It is one of the…
“Anti-Social” Capital: COVID-19 and the Future of Democracy
When COVID-19 crossed China’s borders — or even before that, when it was just a whisper I heard from my Wuhanese…
Alexei Navalny: Vladimir Putin’s Biggest Fear
The idea of “Putin for life” is not an exaggeration when describing Russia’s contemporary political situation. The…