Who is who in the Kremlin? These are the pro-Putin officials criticized by Wagner
The article discusses the recent death of Yevgeny Prigozhin, leader of the Wagner Group, in a plane crash, raising suspicions about Vladimir Putin's potential involvement amid a history of violence against dissidents.
Brother of slain man in motorboat: "Obsessed with overthrowing Cuba's regime"
The article details a confrontation between Cuban coast guard and a motorboat carrying men believed to be seeking to infiltrate Cuba from the U.S., resulting in a deadly shootout.
CIA urges Iranians to use burner phones, Tor to contact US in Persian-language video
The CIA has released a Persian-language video advising Iranian dissidents on secure communication methods as anti-government protests escalate in Iran.
The last scratch of the dissidents: 'We want another America'
The article discusses the closing events of a dissenting movement against Trump in Italy, highlighting a symbolic gesture made by demonstrators.
Trump says his bombing threat made Iranian regime give up hanging dissidents
Donald Trump claimed that his threat of military action led Iran to abandon plans to hang dissidents during protests earlier this year.
How Russia games Interpol to target Ukrainians
The article explores how Russia manipulates Interpol's Red Notice system to pursue Ukrainians and suppress dissent through international law enforcement channels.
Fugitives, Dissidents, and Saints Against the Inhumane Regime
The article reflects on the life and funeral of Russian poet Anna Akhmatova, emphasizing the state's mistreatment of her legacy despite her significant literary contributions.
Viminale, stolen data of Digos agents: 'Chinese hackers wanted to map dissidents in Italy'
Italian police confirm stolen data from Digos agents may be linked to Chinese intelligence aiming to track dissidents in Italy.
Two years without Navalny: his mother demands "justice" after the poison used to "murder him" is revealed
The family of Russian politician Alexei Navalny marks the second anniversary of his death, with his mother calling for justice after new information about the poison used against him emerges.
Ljaskin: "Navalny was the main danger for the system, which is why they got rid of him"
A close collaborator of Alexei Navalny, who remains in Russia, discusses the threats faced by dissidents in the country and the implications of Navalny's removal from the political arena.
20 KILO LIFE โฉ What to take with you when you are sent to another world overnight
The article discusses the experiences of dissident Heiki Ahonen and his wife Rita, who transitioned from Soviet Estonia to Sweden in 1988, drawing parallels to present-day choices and cultural shifts.
USA secretly delivered thousands of 'Starlink' terminals to Iran
The US State Department has acquired nearly 7,000 Starlink terminals to assist Iranian dissidents in bypassing internet restrictions during ongoing protests.
Venezuela postpones vote on amnesty bill to protect political dissidents
Venezuelan lawmakers have deferred a crucial vote on an amnesty bill intended to safeguard political dissidents amidst significant public protests in Caracas.
Dissidents, whose name is in the Cheka bags. Who was Juris Ziemelis?
The article recounts the life of Juris Ziemelis, a Latvian dissident who faced imprisonment and deportation due to his resistance against Soviet rule.
Alvise recruits Vox dissidents as candidates for the elections in Castilla y Leรณn
Alvise Pรฉrez's party, Se Acabรณ la Fiesta, includes former Vox dissidents as candidates in the upcoming Castilla y Leรณn elections.
Father of pro-democracy activist Anna Kwok first to be convicted under Hong Kong national security law
A Hong Kong court has convicted Kwok Yin-sang, the father of pro-democracy activist Anna Kwok, under the national security law for attempting to access funds belonging to his daughter, raising concerns about the targeting of family members of dissidents.
Colombia: A senator kidnapped in a guerrilla zone in the southwest of the country
Senator Aida Quilcuรฉ has been kidnapped by dissidents of the ex-FARC in Colombia's Cauca department amidst a surge in political violence during the electoral period.
Dissidents: 'The faces of the men who arrested me, I still see before me'
The article discusses the ongoing psychological impact on activists who have faced persecution for opposing authoritarian regimes in their home countries.
Itโs Terrible How Easily Dissidents Are Called Fascists. Sickening
The article critiques the ease with which political disagreements in Croatia are branded as fascism by leftist politicians.
China's Largest Spy Fortress is Being Built in London
The British government has approved China's plan to construct a massive embassy in London, which many Chinese dissidents in the UK view as a potential hub for espionage.
Dissidents in Germany no longer feel safe: Regimes are tracking and intimidating them
Autocratic regimes are increasingly targeting their opponents even in Germany, with security services raising alarms about threats to democracy and victims feeling abandoned.
Paradise as a Trap for Jews Persecuted by the Nazis: "Mallorca Was a Rat Trap for German Dissidents"
The article discusses how Mallorca, often seen as a picturesque paradise, became a trap for German dissidents fleeing the Nazis, shedding light on the darker chapters of the island's history.
Repression in Iran: Hope Arises from Attitude
The article discusses how Iranian dissidents demonstrate that courage is stronger than the regime's terror, following the suspicious death of human rights lawyer Khosrow Alikordi, which spurred protests during a mourning ceremony.
British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abd el-Fattah arrives in UK after travel ban lifted
British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abd el-Fattah has arrived in London following the lifting of a travel ban by the Egyptian government, which had previously kept him imprisoned for nearly a decade.