The EU has banned the fungicide chlorothalonil because of its danger to animals, including perhaps humans.

Bolsonaro is holding a ceremony to celebrate the military coup of 1964 that brought in murder and torture.

Cheollima uses direct action, but perhaps not violence, to try to bring down the North Korean dictatorship.

Its spokesperson claims credit for the forced entry to the North Korean embassy in Spain, saying it didn't use violence.

The EU has adopted the disastrous copyright directive which requires automated copyright censorship filters.

This is a grave setback for internet freedom.

Tunisian President Accused Of Complicity in Torture (while an official in Bourguiba's dictatorship).

The current president is also accused of arranging to block the prosecution of many officials for corruption.

People in a dictatorship generally obey many nasty orders because they see no safe way to avoid it. It is wrong to prosecute someone for failing to do something heroic and dangerous when there was a chance.

But even under a dictatorship it is easy to avoid taking a job which includes torturing others, so I think we should hold those who did those jobs responsible for what they did.