Garry Kasparov, chairman of the Renew Democracy Initiative, reveals that he and Ivan Tyutrin were identified as assassination targets in an indictment of alleged Russian operatives, following warnings from Lithuanian and US security services. Despite the threat, Kasparov vows to continue his opposition work against Putin's regime, including supporting Ukraine and pursuing legal action through European institutions to release frozen Russian assets.
Aleksandr Podrabinek examines how the Soviet Union deliberately mistranslated 'crimes against humanity' as 'crimes against humaneness' to undermine the concept's legal and moral authority established at Nuremberg. This linguistic manipulation allowed the USSR to reject supranational justice and international prosecution while appearing compliant with international law.