More: Democracy
U.S. internationalises Iran’s unrest
The ongoing unrest in Iran since mid-September following the death of a Kurdish woman in police custody shows no signs of abating as of...
A review of popular unrest in China in light of the ongoing anti-lockdown protests
Late 1970s saw the Chinese people standing up to exercise their right to dissent for the first time since the foundation of the People’s...
Iran on the Threshold of Another Syrianization
In the last few years, a new word has been added to the political vocabulary “Syrianization”. This new word means turning a country into...
How Egyptians struggle with dignity and identity
“Was Saddam Hussein a criminal or a hero?” A question that was recently asked by a friend on Facebook. While I was shocked at...
Institution’s evolution
As the human civilization is evolving, the institutions that were once very relevant and inevitable have been becoming archaic and irrelevant and alarmingly becoming...
In Zambia’s Reform Process, Political Parties Remain a Weak Link
Authors: R. Maxwell Bone & Mike Brodo*
In Zambia’s August 2021 elections, Hakainde Hichilema defeated then-incumbent President Edgar Lungu by a margin of over twenty...
Where will Imran’s march lead Pakistan’s Politics?
Pakistan’s dethroned Prime Minister Imran Khan is back on the political scene, this time with a crowd of hundreds en route to Islamabad. As...
We have all heard about Bolsonaro’s coup in theory. How about in practice?
A coup orchestrated by the Brazilian President, Jair Bolsonaro, with international support may take place if Lula wins the second round of presidential elections...
The Historic Perspective of Democratic Narrative
It is a great privilege to be amongst distinguished thinkers and architects of the future we all co-create. Admitting worries for common good since...
Whither Democracy?: Brazil Elections 2022
Brazil is set to vote for its next president this October. The incumbent Jair Bolsonaro will be looking to defend his presidency in the...