Essay39 min read
Argentina and the New Albiceleste Youth: The “Digital Fatherland”
Argentine youth know they love the country, but they do not know what kind of country they want or can have.
Felipe GalliAugust 9, 2026
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Humanist essay
Illegal Homosexuality: Where the Law Prohibits Existence
Five testimonies from Nigeria, Cameroon, Pakistan and Trinidad and Tobago, countries where belonging to the LGBT community remains a crime. The gap between having rights and depending on geographic luck.
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Opinion · Análisis regional
The Permanent Pendulum: the New Shift to the Right and Progressive Marginalization in Latin America
The conservative shift reshapes the Latin American map against a cohesive authoritarian bloc. The central question is no longer which trend wins, but whether institutions can withstand the swing.
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Opinion · International politics
Venezuela in Transition: Five Factors Favoring a Democratic Exit
Five dynamics — chronic illegitimacy, a brake on repression, economic infeasibility of continuity, closure of the migratory valve, and united opposition around Machado — that indicate a democratic transition remains viable.
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Theory
Is Arab socialism dead?
The Arab socialisms constitute a plural reality, often invoked yet seldom defined with precision.
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Humanist essay
Illegal Homosexuality: Where the Law Prohibits Existence
Five testimonies from Nigeria, Cameroon, Pakistan and Trinidad and Tobago, countries where belonging to the LGBT community remains a crime. The gap between having rights and depending on geographic luck.
35 min read
Opinion · Análisis regional
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The conservative shift reshapes the Latin American map against a cohesive authoritarian bloc. The central question is no longer which trend wins, but whether institutions can withstand the swing.
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Opinion · International politics
Venezuela in Transition: Five Factors Favoring a Democratic Exit
Five dynamics — chronic illegitimacy, a brake on repression, economic infeasibility of continuity, closure of the migratory valve, and united opposition around Machado — that indicate a democratic transition remains viable.
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Theory
Is Arab socialism dead?
The Arab socialisms constitute a plural reality, often invoked yet seldom defined with precision.
40 min read
Theory
The Peronist Lion — Milei, Political Language, and the Illiberal Facade of Peronism
A structural analysis of Javier Milei’s discourse reveals a hybrid regime: economically liberal, discursive…
Agustín CossoMay 28, 2026
International politics
Lessons from the Nazer State: Crowdsourced Denunciation and the Privatization of Political Repression
How a government-backed smartphone application converted civilian society into an instrument of state contr…
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Theory
From Social Democracy to the Third Way
The German SPD, the British Labour, the French Socialist Party, the Turkish CHP: one current, a thousand fa…
Mortadha GhaliounjiJuly 26, 2026
Opinion · Humanist essay
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After the 2026 World Cup, xenophobic attacks on Argentines multiplied. A manifesto against racism, against…
Juan Tomás Jara MassonJuly 30, 2026
Opinion · Humanist essay
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The decline of Hungarian authoritarianism
After almost two decades of illiberal government, the result in Hungary reopens the possibility of a republ…
Juan Tomás Jara MassonMay 20, 2026
International politics
Russia and Western Democracies
Timeline of a hybrid war against the rule of law. A sequence of cases stretching from Euromaidan to the Bal…
Juan Tomás Jara Masson and Agustín CossoMay 26, 2026
Literary
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Where to begin reading
Three pieces that orient new readers: a political essay, a humanist piece and a reader's letter. A brief entry into the editorial conversation.
Political essay
On Xenophobia and Tribalism in Africa: Causes, Consequences, and Geopolitical Impacts
The rise of xenophobia and tribalism is deepening fractures between peoples long united by shared history. An analysis of the causes, consequences, and geopo…
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Humanist essay
Cameroon Learning from Senegalese Democracy
From a Cameroonian vantage point, Senegal's recent alternations of power expose the fatigue of a democracy captured by a single man for more than forty years.
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Reader's letter
Something is moving on the islands
Notes from an election night in the UK and the island of Ireland. Something breaks down in the political center of the archipelago, and something else, still…
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A question of conscience
What responsibility does a person retain when they remain passive in the face of the degradation of liberty?
From the editorial line · echo of the White Rose
Editorial note
«Government exists for the good of the governed; when it sustains itself on fear, oppression or humiliation, it betrays its very reason for being.»
After Thomas More, Utopia, Book I
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