When Democracies Speak the Language of Authoritarianism

When Democracies Speak the Language of Authoritarianism

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Why is military service increasingly being used as a form
ofpunishment? Why are more and more European countries debating
nuclear deterrence? And what does the fate of a Belarusian
officer sentenced to 14 years in prison for his pacifist beliefs
tell us about today's Europe?


In this episode of Morning Paranoia, we discuss authoritarian
language, nuclear escalation, human rights and
politicaldevelopments that often go unnoticed. We also explore
why a Polish beaver unexpectedly became a social media sensation.


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