Authoritarian regimes are increasingly using artificial intelligence as a technology of political survival. Cameras with facial recognition, video analytics, biometric databases, digital IDs, social ...

To hear Yerlan Karin tell it, it was never his goal to get to the pinnacle of Kazakhstan’s somewhat opaque political pyramid.

The new prime minister has been governing the country for nearly half a year and is spreading optimism all around him. From ...

In search of traces of the Belarusian diaspora in the West after 1945, the poet Volha Hapeyeva considers how language and ...

Rumen Radev’s sympathy for Moscow invites comparisons with Viktor Orban. But his record suggests a more cautious approach to ...

Rumen Radev’s sympathy for Moscow invites comparisons with Viktor Orban. But his record suggests a more cautious approach to challenging the EU. From the Jordan Center.

Often downplayed by Western historians, the buildup to and course of World War I in the east laid the foundation for even ...

With the long conflict with Armenia over, many are questioning the traditional role of military service as a rite of manhood.

Ratko Mladic’s glorification exposes Serbia’s failure to confront its wartime past — and raises the stakes for a student ...

The nationalists’ victory at the polls comes as no surprise, while the record-low turnout reflects a sense of resignation. From Respekt.

British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain waves the “little piece of paper” after his return from signing the Munich ...

Orban’s machine seemed invincible – until a grassroots movement cracked the psychological trap of fear. From Global Voices / Istinomer.rs You have reached a premium content area of Transitions. To ...