Security and tariffs at 50%
The article discusses the historical context of political violence and drug trafficking in Mexico and Colombia.
I want to fulfill the responsibility I couldn't write about: Seeking the suppressed sexual violence during repatriation
This article explores the historical accounts of sexual violence inflicted on women by Soviet soldiers during the repatriation of Japanese settlers from Manchuria after World War II.
Look at Nazi Rule: The Manning of the Machines of Violence
The article explores the historical context of collaboration in Nazi rule and colonial systems, focusing on the involvement of local officials in the persecution of Jews.
Sexual violence continues as a form of torture in wars, says former UN prosecutor for Rwanda
Charles Adeogun-Phillips discusses the historical significance of recognizing sexual violence in conflict as torture and its implications in current global conflicts.
Great Recife sets record of victims of stray bullets and injured children and adolescents, says Fogo Cruzado Institute
In 2025, Grande Recife reported historical records for stray bullet victims and injured children and adolescents due to armed violence.
Sexualized Violence: Abuse Study Reports Total Failure of Franciscans
A new study has revealed extensive sexual abuse within the Franciscan order in Germany, highlighting a historical pattern of concealment and a call for accountability.
Quentin and Ramelli? Right-wing kids, therefore to be killed
The article discusses the murder of a young individual named Quentin in Lyon, drawing parallels with a historical assassination in Italy and lamenting the recurrence of political violence against youth.
Readers' Letters: Degradation, Serious Facts, Green Hydrogen
Argentine readers express their concerns over political unrest, historical memories of violence, and future energy solutions.
'Our thinking contains violence, its roots are in Mahabharata,' director defends O Romeo
Filmmaker Vishal Bhardwaj defends the violent elements in his recent film O Romeo by linking them to the historical context of violence in the Mahabharata.
Her name is Mary Stuart. And it exposes the violence
Nicoletta Verna, an Italian writer, uses her work to draw parallels between historical and contemporary violence faced by young women.
Those invisible deaths
The case of Quentin Deranque reflects a broader historical issue of violence in society, which Italian progressives are hesitant to confront due to ideological discomfort.
From Marx to the Young Guard: Two Centuries of Justification of Violence by the Left
The tragic death of a young man at the hands of leftist militants in Lyon rekindles the debate on extreme-left violence, highlighting its historical roots and justifications.
Deranque like Ramelli. The blood not aligned
The brutal beating of young French activist Quentin Deranque has drawn comparisons to the historical case of Sergio Ramelli, highlighting the ongoing violence against right-wing individuals in France.
The History of Recurring Violence: Background of Escalating Immigration Enforcement in America
The article discusses the increasing violence associated with immigration enforcement in the United States, particularly during the Trump administration, and highlights the historical context of racial discrimination in immigration policies.
Letters from Iran - Khorramabad, February 4, 2026: 'Last night, we decided that, for the son of the Shah, and for our own demands, we would go out to protest'
Iranians express their resolve to protest against the regime's repression amidst a backdrop of historical violence and personal struggle.
The requests for help to the Red Cross from Italians driven away by Tito's fury
The article discusses the plea for assistance from Italians who suffered violence and ethnic cleansing at the hands of Yugoslav communists, as well as the historical context of their forced exile.
Former Trump aide after the shootings in Minneapolis: 'It's like watching Mussolini's blackshirts or Hitler's brownshirts'
The article discusses perspectives on Donald Trump's leadership style in light of recent protests in Minneapolis where two Americans were shot dead, drawing historical comparisons to fascist regimes.
Life is a Carnival
As Carnival approaches, reflections on its historical significance reveal a tension between traditional values and contemporary expressions of social freedom.
The Eternal False Myth of Peaceful Demonstrations
The article critiques the notion that peaceful protests are undisturbed by violence, highlighting historical patterns of disruption by extremist groups.
Kristina Norman: Unprocessed Soviet Violence Thrives Now in Ukraine
Artist Kristina Norman explores the lingering effects of unprocessed Soviet violence as she reflects on her father's experiences in the Soviet military, connecting these historical narratives to the current war in Ukraine.
'We are not the first': This is how Fenotti was, a restaurant that closed after eviction accusations against the Kuri
Fenotti, a popular Italian restaurant in Puebla, Mexico, closed shortly after opening due to alleged intimidation and eviction pressure from local businessmen associated with historical allegations of violence.
They tortured, murdered, committed ethnic cleansing. Meet Ukraine’s ‘national heroes’
The article explores the historical actions and legacy of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN), highlighting their role in violence and ethnic cleansing during early 20th-century conflicts.
Justice, healing, truth: Elders call for change after alleged terror attack
Noongar elders in Perth urge for truth-telling to combat racism following an alleged terror attack, highlighting the historical violence against Indigenous people since colonisation.
The Issue of National Violence and Basic Income, Quietly but Necessarily
The article discusses the upcoming transition from the second to the third Truth and Reconciliation Commission in South Korea, reflecting on past national violence and the critical need for basic income discussions, highlighted by a recent conference on the Yeosu-Suncheon Incident and the need for greater legislative attention to these historical issues.
Protests Against the Mullahs: Scenarios for a Regime Change in Iran
The violence against mass protests in Iran highlights that a power shift is not inevitable, and historical insights show what is still lacking for the current movement towards revolution.
Reports of thefts in Ecuador fall, amid a violent context: Are there changes in crime patterns? This is what experts say
Experts analyze that the decline in robbery alerts in Ecuador does not necessarily mean fewer cases, as groups may be shifting to more lucrative crimes amid a historical high of intentional homicides in the country.
Jewish women were considered arrogant whites who urgently needed to be humiliated
The article discusses the historical context of Jewish women facing sexual violence, particularly in relation to recent events noted during a conference at Harvard where the actions of Hamas were also highlighted.
The New Barbarians
The article discusses the disturbing realities surrounding the hunting of immigrants, highlighting the roles of perpetrators, accomplices, and victims while referencing historical images that resonate today.
'Violence Against Women' [Reading the World]
The article discusses the historical context and significance of the Gender-Based Violence Prevention Act in South Korea, highlighting the alarming statistics on violence against women and the ongoing societal issues surrounding gender-based discrimination and violence.
"Production of opioids for medicinal use would be a great alternative investment for Sinaloa": Zamora Gastélum
Mario Zamora Gastélum advocates for the investment in medicinal opioids in Sinaloa, proposing a shift towards a regulated and economically viable industry, moving away from historical violence and illegality.
Antisemitism is not a matter of the past, it is a challenge of today
The article emphasizes that antisemitism is a current and violent issue requiring immediate intervention, rather than being viewed solely as a historical phenomenon.
How 'left' violence is a means of politics
The article examines the historical context of left-wing violence and argues against the claim by some leftist politicians that violent offenders are not part of the left.
How 'left' violence is a means of politics
The article explores how left-wing politicians often deny the association of violent acts with leftist ideologies, despite historical evidence suggesting otherwise.
East German experiences of violence may be a reason for risk aversion in dealing with Russia
A long-term study led by Timo Graf reveals significant shifts in the German mentality regarding war and peace, particularly among East Germans due to their historical experiences.
Khamenei: The arrogant Trump will 'fall' like Pharaoh and the Shah, has his hands stained with blood
Iranian leader Khamenei criticized President Trump, asserting he will fall from power like historical tyrants and accused him of being responsible for violence in Iranian cities.
"The Threshold for Violence Against Unknown People Has Been Crossed Here"
Historian Sven-Felix Kellerhoff discusses the historical parallels between the left-extremist attack in Berlin and past radicalization processes, emphasizing a significant trivialization of these events in public and media.
Horrifying reality of 'most agonising' torture technique that causes mass internal damage then death
The article discusses a historical torture technique rumored to be the most agonizing, causing severe internal damage and prolonged suffering to its victims.
Museums and politics: From the vandalism of the National Gallery to the glamorous opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum
This article discusses how museums can become battlegrounds of ideology and conflict, shaping cultural memory and historical narrative during times of political and military violence.
Poland with Broken Legs. Why Does Nawrocki Need This Symbolic Violence?
The article critiques Karol Nawrocki's decision to dismiss the historical significance of the Round Table, a symbol of Poland's transformation post-1989, while questioning his interpretation of patriotism and historical context.
February 21, 1848. 'Communist Manifesto' - 'Smuggling Ideas' and Relativization of Morality
The article discusses the implications of the Communist Manifesto, emphasizing its calls for revolution and violence despite its idealistic portrayal by its supporters.