Cartoonist Marian Kamensky on Hungary’s “bad boy” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, who had recently pushed for the adoption of an internet tax.
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International recognition of Iranian cinema is, to a great extent, indebted to the efforts of the independent filmmakers who face painfully imposed limitations on their work.
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Cartoonist Doaa Eladl addresses the execution of Iranian Reyhaneh Jabbari, found guilty of murder for killing her attempted rapist.
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If the Moroccan authorities meant to silence the dissident Moroccan rapper El Haqed by locking him up in a prison cell on trumped up charges, it didn’t work.
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Each book on exiled shelves has a story besides the one between its covers: who bought it, and where, and when, and how it arrived in its current country.
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Confucius is innocent, but the “Confucius” brand has been humiliated and degenerated; all glamor is gone. Gone, too, is the Chinese government’s trustworthiness.
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Cartoonist Hassan Bleibel celebrates Tunisia’s first elections under its new constitution.
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In the thirteenth installment of the Freedom Chat, Karen Hillgrove spoke to Naser Selmani, president of the Association of Journalists of Macedonia.
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Ágata, la terrible abuela de Agar, aquel niño maldito de El Juego de la viola, de cuentos del cubano Guillermo Rosales (1946-1993), decía que los comunistas andaban “todos con el culo remendado” y “con olor a taller de bicicletas”.
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In Cuba, the obsession with aromatic oils sits between the concepts of communist kitsch and capitalist complacency.
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