More: Democracy
Iran’s Dangerous Game in Iraq Could Lead to Deep Quagmire
Citizens of Baghdad continue to fight against the
current regime after over
a month of protests reached a fever
pitch with over 300 dead and thousands wounded....
The Decay of Western Democracy
Centralization of power, judiciary
politicization, freedom of speech, attack on many independent media, ignoring
many classes, and representing some classes are now shining like a supernova...
Tension in Hong Kong
After about
three months of riots, often particularly violent and destructive, on October
23, 2019 the Chief Executive of Hong Kong, Carrie Lam, aliasChen Yuet-Ngor,
withdrew the...
Silence before the storm: Kashmir can suddenly erupt like a Volcano
On August 5th, 2019, when New
Delhi hoodwinked people of State of Jammu &Kashmir (J&K) to impose an all-out clampdown & communication blackout followed by...
Democracy in South Asia: A long road ahead
When we say the word”
Democracy”, we intend towards liberal democracy which reflects certain
characteristics such as; rule of law, transparent electoral process, free and
fair judicial...
Progressive Development of Democracy in Asia-Pacific Region
The Asia-
Pacific region is becoming an interesting entity to study as of the various
dynamics it entails. This region is characterized with the gradual elimination
of...
When Democracy Becomes the Problem: Why So Many Millions Still Support Donald Trump
“Who is to decide which is the grimmer sight: withered hearts, or empty
skulls?” -Honoré de Balzac
For understanding the context of social
life, Honoré de Balzac...
Learning lessons: Protesters stay one step ahead of rulers
There’s a déjà vu feeling to this year’s wave of protests across the Arab world.
It’s not that this year saw the toppling of
the leaders...
The Turning Tides of Egypt
Overcoming tyranny is neither easy nor impossible.
The Egyptian people know this very well as Egypt is still living through a
decade of hope and disenchantment....
Five demands, not one less: China’s test of Leadership
There were students, doctors, lawyers, activists; in
short people belong to every faction of society, who came out on the streets in
a number of tens...