What Dictators Do, Experts Say: Trump's Golden Coin Causes a Stir
Experts criticize Trump's promotional use of a golden coin, likening it to actions typical of dictators.
How well do you know dictators? Only the bravest historian can achieve 10/10
An article invites readers to test their knowledge of historical dictators through a quiz format, exploring the fascination and horror surrounding dictatorial regimes.
Dictators' Luxury Homes Decay on London's Ghost Streets
Luxury homes bought possibly by Iran's spiritual leader through proxies are left to decay on a deserted street in London.
The singer of 'Asia's Black Sabbath' is now a diplomat warning Finns: Don't be naive
Freddy Lim, Taiwan's ambassador to Finland and former metal musician, urges democratic nations to unite against dictators and reflects on his journey from heavy metal to diplomacy.
TV Critique Maybrit Illner: "No Protection Rights for Dictators"
In a recent episode of Maybrit Illner, the discussion focused on international law and NATO's future amidst the ongoing Iraq war.
Surveillance, monitoring of votes, asylum for fleeing dictators: this is how the alliance of regimes works
Authoritarian regimes are increasingly cooperating in surveillance, election monitoring, and dissent suppression, according to a new report by Action for Democracy.
Concealed dungeons hid gynecological equipment - the playground of a sexual monster
A new series reveals the shocking sexual excesses of infamous tyrants throughout history.
He is on course to become Nepal's new leader and has expressed admiration for dictators
Balendra Shah, a 35-year-old mayor and rapper, is poised to become Nepal's youngest prime minister, having supported protests against the previous government.
Rapper on course to become Nepal's new leader and has expressed admiration for dictators
Balendra Shah, a rapper and mayor in Kathmandu, is poised to become Nepal's youngest leader, having recently supported youth protests against the government.
How Hitler Betrayed Mussolini, Leading Him (and Italy) to Ruin
The article explores the complex and ultimately tragic relationship between dictators Hitler and Mussolini, particularly after Italy's military downfall in World War II.
Trump, the illusionist, makes Khamenei and Maduro disappear: the viral video shared by Milei
A viral AI-generated video depicts Donald Trump as an illusionist making dictators Khamenei and Maduro disappear, shared enthusiastically by Javier Milei.
Macron Sends Frigate to Cyprus - We Will Not 'Mourn' Dictators
French President Emmanuel Macron announced the deployment of a frigate to Cyprus amidst the escalating conflict in the Middle East, emphasizing the responsibility of Iran in the situation.
Michael Winiarski: An Alliance with a Weakened Putin is No Insurance for Dictators
The article discusses the implications of the death of Iranian Ayatollah Khamenei for Russia's position among authoritarian regimes, suggesting that reliance on Putin's leadership is becoming precarious for these nations.
World dictators have once again realized: friendship with V. Putin has clear limits
The article discusses the limitations of alliances with Russia, as illustrated by the experiences of Iran and other nations like Syria and Venezuela, and highlights the inadequacy of Russian support during critical moments for these countries.
The Anti-Fascists Who Stand with Dictators
The article examines the contradictions within the left regarding the U.S. interventions in foreign nations, questioning whether they are liberators or invaders and how this affects their stance against various authoritarian regimes.
Axis of Evil in Pieces. Moscow: "Unacceptable." And now the dictators appeal to the UN
Russia and China express their support for Iran following Israeli and US attacks, condemning these actions and calling for urgent UN Security Council discussions.
Metsola: The end of the Ayatollah must signal the end of the age of dictators in Iran
Metsola asserts that the end of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei should represent the end of dictatorship in Iran and calls for freedom after decades of oppression.
Metsola: The end of the Ayatollah must signal the end of the age of dictators in Iran
European Parliament President Roberta Metsola emphasized that the end of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei should mark the end of dictatorship in Iran, calling for freedom after years of oppression.
Majiar: Hungary is at a crossroads between Europe and 'dictators'
Hungary's upcoming elections will determine if it can solidify its position as a European nation or shift towards authoritarianism, according to opposition leader Peter Majiar.
Why do we love dictators in well-fitted suits? A new book describes the methods of leaders who exchanged fear for deception
The article discusses the changing nature of tyrannies in the 20th century as described in a book by economists Sergei Guriev and Daniel Treisman, highlighting a shift from overt violence to more subtle forms of manipulation in modern authoritarian regimes.
Trump's Peace Club Meets for the First Time with Great Pomp. Dictators Stay Home
The article discusses the inaugural meeting of Trump's Peace Club, highlighting that prominent dictators will not be attending.
Dangerous relationships with dictators and terrorists
The Italian Five Star Movement has developed perilous connections with dictators and terrorists since entering Parliament in 2013, including support for Maduro and contacts with a Hamas financier.
Communists in occupied Luhansk handed out Valentine's Day cards featuring dictators
In occupied Luhansk, communists distributed Valentine's Day cards known as 'Stalintines' that featured images of Soviet leaders.
Flavita Banana: dictators
The article features a cartoon by Flavita Banana that offers a humorous commentary on dictators.
Trump's "Kissinger" wants to overthrow dictators, but keeps hands off Putin
A Czech article discusses the views of a key Trump advisor and their stance on dictatorships, particularly in relation to Vladimir Putin.
โGoodโ and โbadโ dictators?
The article discusses the characteristics of dictatorships and how different dictators are perceived based on ideological biases.
Growing up and making cinema in Saddam Hussein's Iraq: 'International sanctions destroyed us, they never affect dictators but their people'
Iraqi director Hasan Hadi discusses the impact of international sanctions on Iraqi society through his film 'The President's Cake', which portrays a girl's struggle to bake a cake for Saddam Hussein's birthday amidst difficulties.
How to deceive the electorate and pretend democracy: A book on modern dictators
The article discusses a book that explores the tactics used by modern dictators to manipulate public perception and maintain power despite a faรงade of democracy.
Human Dictators vs AI Dictators
Recent protests against Trump highlight concerns over governmental tyranny in the U.S., drawing parallels to South Korea's past struggles against dictatorship.
Shock among dictators, Putin has turned his back on them due to one priority: Has the Kremlin's influence come to an end?
As President Vladimir Putin focuses all attention on the war in Ukraine, key allies worldwide feel neglected and betrayed, realizing that Moscow is absent in critical moments.
Gado, Tanzanian cartoonist: "There are drawings I did in the past that today the media wouldn't dare to publish"
Tanzanian cartoonist Gado warns of a decline in freedom of expression in East African countries and emphasizes the role of satirical art in challenging dictators and authoritarian leaders.
The Hard Fall of Tyrants
The article discusses the dramatic downfall of dictators like Nicolรกs Maduro, who faced the consequences of their crimes after losing power.
Whoโs next after Maduro? "Dictators are filled with fear"
The article discusses the implications of the abduction of Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro, comparing it to Cold War tactics of foreign policy by the United States.
Debate in the Editorial Office / Dictators Were Scared After Trump's Attack in Venezuela, but Occupying Greenland Would Please Putin
The article discusses the implications of a surprising 2026 U.S. attack in Venezuela, which led to the kidnapping of President Nicolรกs Maduro, and how it affects global and Slovak politics as analyzed by editor Martin Hanus and his deputy Jozef Majchrรกk.
Rulers in Tracksuits: State-Supporting Jogging Clothing
The article discusses the cultural significance of dictators like Nicolรกs Maduro wearing tracksuits, drawing parallels with other dictators whose sportswear has become iconic.
The Italian Left and the Dictators
The article discusses the troubling question within Italian political debate about whether the left aligns itself with dictators, resonating with individual and collective consciousness.
Heroes, dictators, and the long fight for sovereignty in Latin America before Maduro
The article discusses the diverse political traditions of Latin America's heroes who united in their common goal of defending national sovereignty against colonial and imperial pressures.
Venezuela: The Dictator in a Tracksuit
The article discusses the fashion choices of dictators, particularly focusing on Nicolรกs Maduro's preference for a tracksuit while imprisoned in New York.
An adventure after the entry aimed at Tusk. 'See how dictators end'
After the U.S. attack on Venezuela that resulted in the capture of President Nicolas Maduro, media figures made parallels involving Donald Tusk, suggesting he might face a similar fate.
Chandeliers from Libenskรฝ and Parties for the Chosen Ones. Hotel Praha was a Unique Place that Had to Go
The Hotel Praha, once a luxurious hub for dictators and communist elites in the 1980s, has now fallen into obscurity and has been demolished, marking the end of an architectural era in Prague.
Geopolitics of Force in Mar-a-Lago and Our 'Sรกnchez First'
The article discusses the history of military interventions to overthrow dictators and contrasts these actions with a specific event in Venezuela on January 3, 2026.
The Dangerous Friendships of the 5 Stars, from Chavez to Maduro: The Weakness for Red Dictators
The article discusses the historical support of the Italian political movement 5 Stars (M5S) for the Venezuelan regime under Hugo Chavez and Nicolas Maduro, contrasting their earlier explicit praise with current veiled defenses in light of perceived American aggression.
Zelensky: If the US deals with dictators this way, then they know what to do next
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky commented on events in Venezuela, suggesting that the US approach to authoritarian leaders could serve as a model for handling other situations, implicitly referencing Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Zelensky commented on the US attack on Venezuela: 'They know how to deal with dictators'
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky commented on the recent US military attack in Venezuela, which coincided with reports of explosions in Caracas and the capture of President Nicolรกs Maduro.
Zelenskyy says US 'knows what to do next' after Venezuela operation
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that the United States has demonstrated how to handle dictators in Venezuela and is well-prepared for subsequent actions.
US Attack in Venezuela, Trump's Press Conference: "Unprecedented Force Since World War II, Overwhelming Evidence Against Maduro"
During a press conference, President Trump stated that the US has used unprecedented military force and has overwhelming evidence against Venezuelan President Maduro, emphasizing that dictators who are unjust to their people will face consequences.
Europe's Most Vulnerable Since 1939
The article discusses the current vulnerability of Europe since 1939, highlighting misjudgments by former President Trump regarding dictators like Vladimir Putin.
The New Mandarins: 'Money, Homeland, God', the Motto of the Most Powerful
The article discusses the alarming resurgence of autocracies in the modern era, contrasting contemporary dictators with their predecessors by highlighting their more polished appearances and presence at global elite meetings.