The red and white flag no longer flies. The cities of Belarus are full of new red-green flags – the symbol of a ‘new’ old government. The protests have calmed down with the arrival of winter, but it only takes a little something to set them off
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Twenty years ago, during the G8 in Genoa, I had stopped being a citizen and was just a hysterical father. My daughter was 16 years old and she had gone there, dressed in braids, Peruvian jumpers and chains, and the news that arrived on the first day
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There they are, a whole bunch of human beings. After a long shift and hours of protest, they are exhausted. They are waiting for a decision from the Arab monarchy that can change their lives and remove the modern chains of slavery – which is not made
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From a distance, there is a risk of misunderstanding: Turkey is making a strong voice, both diplomatically and militarily, like a poker player who constantly picks up without ever stopping. The reality, however, is that Erdoğan is a tired player who has drained his country economically and
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It will happen next Sunday at midnight. On frequency 95.3 FM, after almost a quarter of a century of freedom in Budapest, it will suddenly calm down. The Hungarian court, which accepted the complaint from the media regulator, ordered the revocation of Klubrádió’s license, thus destroying
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This article is the second part of a report on the political situation in Belarus. To read the first, click on the following link: https://ibiworld.eu/en/how-three-girls-could-save-belarus/ Four months have gone and we have almost forgotten them. Since August 9, the streets of Belarusian cities have been besieged
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Svetlana Tikhanovskaya[1], Veronika Tsepkalo[2] – both forced to flee abroad to protect their children. Maria Kolesnikova, kidnapped in the middle of the street by secret police thugs, in broad daylight, and disappeared without a trace since the morning of 7 September[3]. And their elderly “sister”, the Nobel
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