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Brendan Davis articles

Brendan Davis writes for Democracy Chronicles from New York. Checkout the rest of our international team of authors as well. Together, they help cover free and fair elections on every continent with a focus on election reform in the United States.

Heightened Protests Ahead of Leadership Transition in China

by Brendan Davis - November 12, 2012

Marxism loyalty test for Chinese news reporters

Long awaited leadership transition in China has brought media attention to dictatorship policy

Filed Under: Democracy News Headlines, International Democracy Tagged With: Asia, China, Tibetan People

Climate of Suspicion Threatens to Undermine Afghanistan-Pakistan Discussions

by Brendan Davis - November 12, 2012

Afghanistan-Pakistan Discussions Pakistan and Taliban Peace Talks

Afghanistan-Pakistan Discussions Face Many Difficulties in Frayed Relationship

Filed Under: Democracy News Headlines, International Democracy Tagged With: Afghanistan, Pakistan

Renewed Calls for Palestinian Recognition

by Brendan Davis - November 12, 2012

Palestine Abbas Palestinians Agree to New Path

Growing international calls for Palestinian recognition as a state have intensified recently

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Israel, Middle East, Palestine

Eleventh Hour Endeavors in Battleground Swing States

by Brendan Davis - November 5, 2012

Welcome to Ohio

Battleground Swing States? White House race has narrowed to a fight over less than 10 states

Filed Under: Democracy in America, Democracy News Headlines

Next Chapter in Indian Political Dynasty

by Brendan Davis - November 5, 2012

Indian Opposition Youth

Rahul Gandhi is scion of Indian political dynasty Nehru-Gandhi that has held power for decades

Filed Under: Democracy News Headlines, International Democracy Tagged With: Asia, India, Nepotism

ASEAN Raises Concerns Over Sectarian Violence in Myanmar

by Brendan Davis - November 5, 2012

ASEAN Raises Concerns Over Sectarian Violence in Myanmar

Deadly sectarian violence in Myanmar is “an issue of concern” for neighboring countries

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Asia, Burma

Religious Tension Heightens Following Suicide Bombing in Nigeria

by Brendan Davis - October 29, 2012

#BringBackOurGirls Nigeria

Violence Associated With Suicide Bombing in Nigeria Becoming Very common

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Africa, Cameroon, Nigeria

Coalition Government in Lithuania Jeopardized by Fraud Allegations

by Brendan Davis - October 29, 2012

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Fraud and scandal rock coalition government as stability in Lithuania jeopardized

Filed Under: Democracy News Headlines, International Democracy Tagged With: American Corruption, Baltic Nations, Europe

Election Process Labelled a Step Backwards For Ukraine

by Brendan Davis - October 29, 2012

Ukraine secure place in Europe meeting

Observers Fear Giant Step Backwards For Ukraine as Oligarch Regains His Power Over Country

Filed Under: Democracy News Headlines, International Democracy Tagged With: Europe, Ukraine

End the Israeli Siege on Gaza: Chomsky

by Brendan Davis - October 23, 2012

Noam Chomsky to Vote For Green Party's Jill Stein

Jewish-American scholar and activist Noam Chomsky called for end to Israeli Siege on Gaza

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Israel, Middle East, Noam Chomsky

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By Jenna Spinelle July 3, 2022

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By Steve Schneider June 28, 2022

Full disclosure: I’m a liberal Democrat. So, I won’t be sending in my vote-by-mail ballot for Ron DeSantis in November. Nor will I vote for him in 2024.

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