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When Censorship Becomes Law: The Taliban’s Transformation of Information Control

From Media Restrictions to a Legal Architecture of Silence The most consequential development in Afghanistan's information environment may no longer be the individual restrictions imposed...

Georgia on the Edge: From Democratic Promise to Authoritarian Grip

Just over a year ago, Georgia’s parliament reflected a vibrant multiparty democracy, with four opposition coalitions sharing seats and fostering hope for closer integration...

Indonesia Sparks Outrage by Naming Ex-Strongman Suharto a National Hero

Indonesia has posthumously awarded former President Suharto the title of National Hero, despite his 32-year rule being marked by authoritarianism, mass killings, and corruption...

Indonesia’s Military Invades Civilian Life Under Prabowo

NEWS BRIEF Indonesia’s defense ministry has taken out a full-page newspaper advertisement defending the military’s growing involvement in civilian programs including nutrition, farming, and healthcare—under...

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The Waiver Is the Policy: What 19 October Will Reveal About Who Washington Really Sanctions

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