Cape Verde may be best known for its white sand beaches. But the archipelago is one of Africa’s few fully fledged democracies.
Thai Democracy Activists March Against Government
On Thursday, pro-democracy demonstrators took to the streets of Thailand’s capital to resume calls for the government’s resignation.
Slamming Political Rivals To Go Viral On Social Media
Posts about the “political outgroup” get twice as many shares on social media as posts on people, ideas within one’s own political tribe.
Rise Of Billionaire Power In India Threatens Democracy
The rise of billionaire power in India poses a threat to the country’s democracy, which is an often overlooked facet of this trend.
China Steps Up Use Of Secret Detention Without Trial
China has increased its use of secret detention without trial, resulting in one of the world’s most extensive forced disappearance programs.
International Criticism Of Nicaragua Crackdown Grows
After another night of arrests in Managua, international criticism of Nicaragua’s government led by Daniel Ortega escalated on Tuesday.
Thai University Hazing Rituals Foster Authoritarianism
Hazing is a decades-long practice to initiate first year students in Thailand. However, critics say the practice fosters authoritarianism.
Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Paper Apple Daily Announces Closure
Apple Daily, Hong Kong’s leading pro-democracy newspaper, has announced its closure, a setback to the city’s media freedom.
Democrats Signal A Shift Toward Accepting Voter ID
In recent days, top Democrats have softened their opposition to voter ID measures and are increasingly willing to accept such restrictions.
Rise Of A Third Party Becoming More Likely
Even top Republicans argue that a third party is becoming more likely as a result of Liz Cheney’s resignation from her leadership post.