As Hungary goes to the polls, Index looks at the Viktor Orbán-funded institute which is bringing together far-right leaders across Europe
As Hungary goes to the polls, Index looks at the Viktor Orbán-funded institute which is bringing together far-right leaders across Europe
In 1993, the Oslo Accords promised peace in the Middle East. Thirty-two years on, a new peace initiative seeks to extract the same out of the wreckage of Gaza
In wartime, sharing photos of bombed locations or even accessing the internet could get you prosecuted for collaborating with the enemy
The country’s youth are now exercising their freedom of expression and it’s not just at music festivals
In the latest of our Letters from Afghan Women, a young woman talks about how doors of opportunity have been closed in the country
The algorithms of short-video platforms are already censoring what people see and hear
Gen Zers who stayed and Gen Zers who left have found themselves censoring what they say to each other
Index talks to young people around the world about free expression and censorship in an increasingly sophisticated online world
Young people struggle to deal with the increasing pressure of social media
As Iranian spiritual leader Ali Khamenei admits thousands have died recently, we look at how protest has shaped the country since the Shah