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Nina Zeelen

Journalist https://nl.linkedin.com/in/nina-zeelen-b65651106 @crackingtheframe.bsky.social‬

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In his latest work, “Slow Poison,” Mahmood Mamdani grapples with Uganda’s decades of authoritarian rule. The book examines the politics of purification and violent exclusion at the heart of fascism in the postcolonial context.

Mahmood Mamdani Examines Ugandan AuthoritarianismIn his latest work, Slow Poison, Mahmood Mamdani grapples with Uganda’s decades of authoritarian rule. The book examines the politics of purification and violent exclusion at the heart of fascism in the postcolonial context.jacobin.com
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Reframing Freedom "If your government leaves you alone, but your boss underpays you, stores you buy things from overcharge you, banks spring fees on you, and finally a private-equity-owned nursing home kills you off through negligence, you may not be as free as you think." @anandwrites.bsky.social

Trust busting as freedomLina Khan says big companies aren't just ripping you off. They're threatening your liberty. We spoke to America's anti-monopoly cop about how corporate consolidation hurts us all, and how to fight itthe.ink
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For too long, our government stopped vigorously enforcing laws that keep Corporate America in check. Corporations got more powerful while our basic economic freedoms went unprotected. Former FTC Chair Lina Khan explains.

The Illusion of Choice: How Big Business Controls Your Life (ft. Lina Khan)From your grocery bill to your paycheck, monopolies are making you less financially secure and ultimately less free. Forwww.youtube.com
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The ICC is under U.S. siege, the majority of Dutch journalists don’t seem te care. The new MAGA world order is here.

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The penalties effectively cut the judges off from all American funds, goods and credit cards, and prohibit individuals and business in the U.S. from working with them. “We’re treated like pariahs, we are on a list with terrorists and drug dealers,” Ms. Ibáñez said. www.nytimes.com/2026/01/10/w...

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