Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko learned the hard way that rigging an election may be passé. ICWA’s managing editor asks if others will heed his example. […]
The end of the clumsy autocrat?
Hitler’s birthplace exposes tensions in Austria
There’s no easy solution for the yellow house in the town of Braunau. […]
THE CABLE PODCAST: Revolution in Belarus
A discussion with Vlad Kobets, David Kramer and Franak Viacorka. […]
NYT: Matthew Wheeler on Thailand’s emboldened protesters
Bangkok activists are no longer content with carefully coded criticism of the monarchy, but now demand wholesale democratic change. […]
Forward: Neri Zilber on Trump’s damaging impact
Benjamin Netanyahu has called Donald Trump Israel’s “greatest friend” but the truth is quite different. […]
Politico: Emily Schultheis on Austrians visiting the Alps
Usually deterred by bus loads of foreign tourists, Austrians have taken the opportunity of the corona virus lockdown to rediscover their own world-famous gem, scenic Hallstatt, […]
Walking the Wall
A Berlin photo essay. […]
India’s Muslim activists face trial by fire
As the Hindu nationalist government cracks down, student organizers are fighting back. […]
FROM THE FIELD: Tourism in the age of coronavirus
A conversation with Emily Schultheis. […]
THE CABLE PODCAST: Digital transatlantic alliance
A discussion with Marietje Schaake & Tomicah Tillemann. […]