Democracy and societyAn ex-General wins the Czech presidential election Petr Pavel is the new President of the Czech Republic, bringing one of the dirtiest election campaigns in the country’s history to an end By Urban Überschär
Democracy and societyIran’s growing influence in the South Caucasus The war in Ukraine has led Moscow to turn away from the South Caucasus, throwing off the delicate geo-political balance in favour of Iran By Rovshan Mammadli
Democracy and society‘It is clear that Congolese people are against MONUSCO’ The controversial MONUSCO mandate has been extended. While welcomed by the international community, the mission has failed to build local legitimacy By Stephanie Jänsch
Democracy and societyIn defence of the art-targeting climate activists Young climate activists are not just protesting for the planet but for having a voice in our democracy By Peter Singer
Democracy and societyHow can anyone be a fascist if everyone is? The regularity with which accusations of fascism are being voiced is concerning. It is high time we bid the fixation on fascism labels farewell By Michael Bröning
Democracy and societyNicaragua: from liberation to a new dictatorship The Sandinista rebels, headed by Daniel Ortega, toppled what should be the last dictator. But now, the supposed hero became the tyrant By Lisa Pelling
Democracy and societyA failed attack on Brazil’s democracy The riots on 8 January in Brazil have failed, but the danger remains. Fighting anti-democratic networks is becoming Lula's most important task By Christoph Heuser
Democracy and societyToday’s far right and the echoes from history Regardless of whether fascism is the correct term to apply to the current threat of the extreme right, playing it down would be a much greater mistake By Robert Misik
Democracy and societyAt the root of Russian resistance Addressing social and reproductive justice through a feminist lens could become a means to confront Putin’s regime and challenge Russian militarism By Sasha Talaver
Democracy and societyA century-long struggle for equality Turkey’s withdrawal from the Istanbul Convention has further united women’s movements across the country, challenging the politics of the ruling AKP By Ece Göztepe