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Tunisia's Shattered Dreams: Revolution's Promise Fades After 15 Years

Fifteen years after the Arab Spring began in Tunisia, the nation grapples with broken promises and dashed hopes. What was once the region's democratic beacon now faces authoritarian backsliding.

Russia Brands Deutsche Welle 'Undesirable' in Media Crackdown

Moscow escalates its suppression of independent journalism by designating German broadcaster Deutsche Welle as an 'undesirable organization,' further restricting press freedom.

WWI-Era Toxic Compound Used Against Georgian Protesters - BBC Report

BBC investigation reveals Georgian authorities likely used camite, a World War I-era toxic chemical compound, against anti-government demonstrators in recent protests.

Kyrgyzstan's Snap Election Consolidates Presidential Power

President Sadyr Japarov strengthens grip on power through parliamentary elections with no meaningful opposition amid media crackdowns.

New Documentary Exposes Putin's Brutal Crackdown on Dissent

The film 'Politzek' reveals how Russia systematically imprisons critics, from teenage protesters to anti-war artists, showcasing Putin's authoritarian grip.

Egypt's Parliamentary Elections: Democratic Theater or Power Grab?

Egypt's upcoming parliamentary elections appear carefully orchestrated to ensure President el-Sisi's continued dominance, raising questions about genuine democratic processes.