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New Delhi’s crackdown on dissent is endangering free speech and the entire system of criminal justice.

A surreal helicopter flight highlights the besieged Belarusian president’s belief in force.

Replacing the president won’t resolve the country’s deep-seated political problems. If neighboring nations and global powers don’t demand a democratic transition, it could lead to greater instability across West Africa.

As protests swell across the country, Belarusians are calling for the return of the unlikely politician Svetlana Tikhanovskaya.

After a violent crackdown on protesters, Belarus’s leader has lost all credibility in the eyes of his people, Lithuania’s foreign minister says.

The biggest rallies in years are risking the wrath of royalists eager to use the lèse-majesté law.

A disturbing rise in crime figures highlights the dangers of endorsing militancy.

Lawmakers threaten to block the confirmation of the first U.S. envoy to Belarus in over a decade. But others say an ambassador is needed now more than ever.

This week’s student protests are part of a backlash against a monarchist elite trying to erase Thailand’s democratic history.

Sunday’s election results are predictable, but no one knows what comes next.

Anti-government protests are growing, and the Kremlin doesn’t have stormtroopers willing to mount a crackdown.

One year on from mass protests, Puerto Ricans are still questioning how to refresh the island’s relationship with the United States.