From visible coercion to invisible manipulation: how the system makes us desire what it needs
Psychopolitics: Power That No Longer Needs to Impose Itself Read Post »
From Beria to Byung-Chul Han, the evolution of power over mind and behavior
Psychopolitics: From Coercive Control to Self-Exploitation Read Post »
Liberalism, security, and the risk of a drift toward modern forms of Caesarism
Polybius’ prophecy and the cycle of power Read Post »
Legal validity versus moral legitimacy in the contemporary debate on abortion and medical ethics
On Hippocrates and Hypocrites Read Post »
When democracies tolerate forces that seek to destroy them, a deeper question emerges: who truly holds power?
Questioned Democracy Read Post »
The 1953 armistice froze the conflict, but the strategic tension between North and South Korea remains.
Korea: The War That Never Ended Read Post »
Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania have adopted laws restricting communist symbols to protect their sovereignty and prevent the return of totalitarian ideologies.
Historical Memory and Democratic Defense in the Baltic States Read Post »
A strategic reflection on decommunization laws, the Holodomor, and the democratic dilemma in confronting totalitarian ideologies
Historical Memory in Ukraine and the Defense of Democracy Read Post »
A strategic reflection on historical memory, totalitarian ideologies, and the dilemmas of democratic self-defense.
Is the Prohibition of Communism Legitimate in a Democracy? Read Post »
A strategic reflection on historical memory, lived experience under totalitarianism, and the dilemma between freedom of expression and democratic self-defense.
Banning Communism in Europe and the Limits of Liberal Democracy Read Post »
