authoritarianism
Source: The Economist, Global Democracy Index, 2025 I haven't been doing due diligence in following news in other countries, in large part because developments in the United States exhaust so.
Life In Hell, Matt Groening, 1977-2012Source: https://beforeikick.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/lifeinhell.jpg?w=296 Karen Attiah just announced that she was dismissed from The Washington Post. As she writes at her Substack: As the founding Global Opinions.
Cover of the Commissar Vanishes, by David King. Image from Abe Books. So this happened: The head of the National Security Agency and U.S. Cyber Command was removed from his.
It's hard to know how to handle this kind of thing. About two decades ago, an important study found that roughly 1 in 4 Americans supported leaders who are uncompromising.
Peter Fitzgerald, amendments by Globe-trotter / CC BY (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0) We haven't blogged much about Hong Kong recently. The news, as readers probably now, has been pretty grim. On June 30,.
If Only it was this Obvious Tom Pepinski, who wrote a terrific post on the banality of life under soft authoritarian regimes, has a new piece entitled "If American Democracy.
This morning's tweets nicely encapsulate how the President of the United States is an authoritarian-minded demagogue. First, the President fed conspiracy theories designed to discredit an investigation into wrongdoing by.
On Friday, the The New York Times published an opinion piece by Samuel Moyn and David Priestland entitled "Trump isn't a Threat to Our Democracy. Hysteria Is." The article has.
