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The Cost of Democratic Overkill: Polarization and Power Struggles in Pakistan’s Politics
The specter of military intervention has long loomed over Pakistan's political landscape. As the country faces growing political polarization and economic challenges, the question...
Uzbekistan: Next few years “vital” for country on its “post-Soviet journey”
It isn’t only the United States where elections are keenly awaited.
While the upcoming poll in America seems to grip most of the world, there...
Manipur Crisis: A Governance Failure in India
India, the world's largest democracy, is now dealing with a terrible humanitarian catastrophe in Manipur, a state in the northeast area known as the...
2024 Indonesia Local Election: Is Citizen Supervision a Game Changer?
Local Elections in Indonesia were pioneered in 2005 as a part of broader demands for more open political participation after the call for reform....
Can the memory of our common European past help us save our Future?
The post-coronavirus digital era in Europe might remind us of the famous Heraclitus quote «Everything changes». Right now, we’re all moving in a universe...
Why Democracy?
Democracy has become a widely accepted political system across the globe, and the majority of states have adopted it (some still doesn’t have democracy),...
Edmundo Gonzalez’s exile to Spain marks the latest blow to the opposition
The Venezuelan opposition leader Edmundo González Urrutia arrived in Spain on Sunday afternoon, where he has been granted political asylum following a tense hiding...
Mexico’s Judiciary Overhaul: Implications for Democracy, Economy, and Diplomacy
Mexico is currently embroiled in a highly contentious debate over a sweeping judicial reform proposed by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) and his...
Gen Z Revolution: End of 15-Year Autocracy in Bangladesh
Authors: Meherab Hossain and Md. Obaidullah
“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world.” The words of Margaret Mead...
“Ask What You Can Do…” How Can We Fulfill the Promises of Democracy
Ask what you can do for your country, not what your country can do for you. This famous line of John F. Kennedy became...