Sweden’s democracy… remain[s] among the highest performing in the world. It nonetheless faces challenges from a rising tide of populism.
International Democracy articles
Here you can find all our articles on international democracy (as in outside the United States). The progress of world democracy, pro-democracy protest movements, and the struggle of political dissidents will be covered here. There will be no question over whether democracy is for everyone! You should also check out our main section on World Democracy with links to our broader website.
How Exclusion Became The Driving Force For Democratisation
Canton Geneva has made history in Switzerland by voting to provide people with severe mental or physical disabilities full political rights.
Is Internet Voting Trustworthy?
Internet voting can’t yet be made secure by any technology. There is no way to lessen security risks linked with online, paperless voting.
The Threat To Brazil’s Democracy
Brazil holds elections next month. Bolsonaro would likely claim a rigged vote if the race in which he faces leftist Lula da Silva tightens.
World Mourns Queen Elizabeth, Britain’s Bastion of Stability
Aides said the queen died peacefully at Balmoral Castle, her Scottish Highlands estate. Her son, Charles, became King immediately.
Sri Lanka Crackdown On Protest Rights Must End
The Sri Lankan authorities have fiercely clamped down on protests and demonized protesters during a period of economic crisis.
Who Belongs In The Club Of Democracies?
Today’s authoritarians are increasing…mutual collaboration in new organizations and through long-established intergovernmental agencies.
Learning from Gorbachev’s Failures
Gorbachev’s failed attempt to transform a massive system from within has generated different take-aways for different countries.
Liz Truss Becomes UK PM After Meeting Queen At Balmoral
The UK’s new Prime Minister, Liz Truss, has met the Queen in person as part of formalities to take up residence at 10 Downing Street.
Chilean Constitution: A Rejection In The Name Of Democracy
On Sunday, over 60% of Chileans rejected a directly elected convention’s draft new national constitution. They had good and bad reasons.