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Adam Maida / The Atlantic; Getty Mussolini Speaks, and Tells Us How Democracy Dies
A new novel about the rise of fascism, written from Il Duce’s perspective, has lessons for our fragile political system.
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Klara Auerbach / The Atlantic The Demagogue’s Cocktail of Victimhood and Strength
Poland’s ruling party argues it is both under attack and the nation’s strongest defender.
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Klara Auerbach / The Atlantic The Slow Death of Colombia’s Peace Movement
Activists, union organizers, and dissidents are being killed. Why isn’t the government doing more to protect them?
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Illustration by Klara Auerbach Europe’s Failure to Protect Liberty in Hungary
An erosion of media freedoms in the country has continued with little punishment from the European Union, which professes to defend liberal values.
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Klara Auerbach / The Atlantic Meet the Intellectual Founder of Brazil’s Far Right
Olavo de Carvalho’s anger has inspired a number of Brazilian far-right politicians, the country’s president among them.
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Klara Auerbach / The Atlantic The ‘Identitarians’ Are the Successors to Europe’s Far Right
The movement argues for what it says are traditional values. But to gain momentum, it must grapple with a paradox.
