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What’s the Deal With Javier Milei?
Experts weigh in on what he will do to Argentine democracy. Read More...
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Sun, Jan 01 2024 7:00 AM
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Beijing’s Blind Spot on Taiwan
China’s hard-line stance on reunification is fueling anxiety about lost freedoms and bolstering a distinct Taiwanese identity. Read More...
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Fri, Jan 01 2024 1:36 AM
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The Martial Law Decree We All Saw Coming
Six days ago, Amy Searight, the deputy secretary of defense for South and Southeast Asia, praised the Thai armed services' "restraint and professionalism" throughout the country's ongoing political crisis. "I don't want to say...
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Mon, May 05 2014 8:43 PM
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Think Crimea’s Referendum Looks Dirty? You Should Have Seen the Anschluss Plebiscite.
It was 1791, in the middle of the French revolution, when the good people of the picturesque papal town of Avignon (located in what is now southeastern France), found themselves facing a question. For centuries, Avignon had been under the authority of...
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Sun, Mar 03 2014 5:54 AM
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Yanukovych Emerges From Hiding and Promptly Makes a Fool of Himself
If Marx, riffing on Hegel , is right that all world-historical persons appear twice -- first as tragedy, again as farce -- then on Friday ousted Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych claimed his place among the world's pantheon of delusional and deranged...
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Fri, Feb 02 2014 2:54 PM
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All (Not) Quiet on Ukraine’s Eastern Front
Revolutionaries in Kiev are cheering the ouster of Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych, but elsewhere in the country a backlash is not so quietly brewing between the country's pro-Western protest movement and those who would much rather see the...
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Tue, Feb 02 2014 3:36 PM
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Georgia
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Can Yulia Tymoshenko Lead Ukraine Out of Crisis?
On Saturday, Yulia Tymoshenko, the heroine of the 2004 Orange Revolution and a politician who has come to be seen as the martyr of the Ukrainian opposition, walked out of jail a free woman. Together with the impeachment and flight of President Viktor...
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Sat, Feb 02 2014 6:51 PM
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Think That Kiev Agreement Will Hold? Think Again.
After days of bloody street battles in central Kiev that may have left as many as 100 people dead, protest leaders signed an agreement Friday with Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych to end the stand-off. The deal curtails the powers of the president...
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Fri, Feb 02 2014 8:57 AM
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From Brooklyn to Kiev, How #DigitalMaidan Went Viral
From Kiev to Istanbul, Brasilia to Cairo, it's become a natural corollary of any modern protest movement: The battle isn't just won on the streets, but also in cyberspace. In the case of the anti-government protests that have roiled Ukraine, the...
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Fri, Jan 01 2014 12:54 PM
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‘Cossack’ at the Heart of Kiev Protests Refuses to Give In
Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 The video of Mykhailo Garylyuk has become an early symbol of the protests that have rewritten the political map of Ukraine. Stripped naked in the freezing winter, it shows him being...
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Mon, Jan 01 2014 11:48 AM
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FP Passport
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In Bangkok, Sowing Chaos to Provoke a Coup
Don't be fooled by the tens of thousands of protesters in the streets. Massive demonstrations that have blossomed in the streets of Thailand this week have very little to do with democracy. Instead, those protesters hope to oust the current government...
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Wed, Jan 01 2014 12:29 PM
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Torches Lit, Ukrainian Nationalists Celebrate An Inconvenient Hero
The pro-Western protests on Kiev's Independence Square turned into a New Year's celebration on Tuesday, transforming the world's biggest ongoing protest into a huge party. But after some 200,000 people looked hopefully to the upcoming year...
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Fri, Jan 01 2014 1:22 PM
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30 Years After Martial Law, Poland's Blundering Hero Comes to the Big Screen
Thirty years ago this week, an unassuming mother of seven (later eight), wearing a modest black blazer and white blouse stood in front of an audience of international dignitaries gathered in Oslo, Norway. She had come to accept the Nobel Peace Prize on...
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Fri, Dec 12 2013 11:00 AM
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Culture
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Eastern Europe
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Democracy
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1989
Putin Bids Farewell to Independent News, Welcomes the Crazy
President Vladimir Putin's Kremlin always had a very sly, if transparent, way of creating the illusion that Russia has independent media -- at least until now. Walking a thin line, state-owned or state-backed news services would be allowed to report...
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Mon, Dec 12 2013 2:30 PM
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FP Passport
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Eastern Europe
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Media
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Democracy
Hayden Panettiere Is on the #Frontlines of Ukraine's Protests
Hayden Panettiere, the star of ABC’s Nashville , has often complained about being portrayed too often as “the popular cheerleader type or just the blonde.” But Panettiere has a new role, and this time around she can't be accused of being a lightweight...
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Mon, Dec 12 2013 10:22 AM
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