Authoritarianism News

The trend of "Chinamaxxing" among Gen Z, where young people fantasize about life in China, is explored in contrast to the experiences of journalist Melissa Chan

Kazakhstan is preparing for an election that is described as cosmetic, as the country remains an authoritarian state despite promises of renewal.

Five years after the fall of Kabul, the Taliban's victory has led to the displacement of hundreds of thousands of Afghans and the re-imposition of a strict auth

The Iranian YouTube show 'Azad' has gained popularity by discussing sensitive topics that challenge the country's authoritarian system, raising questions about

A century after his birth, Fidel Castro's legacy continues to divide opinion in Cuba, with supporters praising his contributions to education, healthcare, and a

Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet is reportedly refining the country's authoritarian model by making repression less visible and more sophisticated, thereby st

Jan-Werner Müller discusses whether Donald Trump's authoritarian actions are backfiring, suggesting that his methods, while consolidating power, also create vul

Ukrainian society maintains checks on presidential power even during wartime, with President Zelensky repeatedly altering his course due to street protests, a s

Sam Altman stated that humanity is already in the singularity and warned about the potential for AI authoritarianism.

Italy's democratic institutions are reportedly under increasing pressure, with Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's government accused of seeking greater influence o

Nicaragua's parliament plans to abolish elections, following President Daniel Ortega's declaration that there would be no more, a move that has drawn internatio

Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega has announced that there will be no more elections, effectively canceling those scheduled for November 2027. This decision ex

Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega, who has faced accusations of rigging recent elections, has announced plans to abolish elections in the nation.

Nicaragua's President Daniel Ortega has announced that the country will not hold elections anytime soon, signaling his intent to extend his nearly 20-year rule.

Ambedkar's grandson criticized the crackdown on CJP protests, stating that silencing peaceful demonstrations signals authoritarianism.

Nicaragua's 80-year-old authoritarian president, Daniel Ortega, has declared that the country will no longer hold elections. He stated this move is intended to