India’s global recognition is at risk as its growing disregard for basic freedoms draws criticism despite its contributions to global issues.
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 Mexico And Belgium Cope With Online Campaign Finance
Online campaign costs have risen in Mexico and Belgium, despite their apparent differences, both face comparable difficulties.
Defending Democracy Against A Rapidly Evolving Internet
2022 saw significant online ecosystem changes that have the potential to further erode global democratic systems and values.
Nigeria’s Flawed Election Risks A Democratic Backslide
The election that delivered Nigeria’s presidency to Bola Tinubu is deemed “flawed” by both domestic and foreign observers.
Peru’s Democracy Is Under Threat
Peru’s politics is now marked by violence, just three months after the parliamentary removal of President Pedro over moral incapacity.
Confronting An Assault On Democracy In Tunisia
President Saied’s aim to centralize power and dismantle Tunisia’s democratic gains since the 2011 revolution has left the country in turmoil.
Who Was Freed In Nicaragua’s Surprise Political Prisoners Release?
Over 200 Nicaraguans, including presidential candidates Maradiaga and Chamorro, were released from prison and flown to the US.
Democracy Is Reviving In Asia
Leaders in the Philippines, Cambodia, India, and Indonesia have attacked democracy, while Myanmar’s army violently seized power.
Georgian Government Faces Backlash Over Proposed “Foreign Agents” Bill
Georgian police dispersed peaceful protest against “foreign agents” bill, later withdrawn by ruling party. Civil society needs protection.
Thailand’s Crackdown on Free Speech with Satirical Calendars
A Thai man has been jailed for selling satirical calendars allegedly defaming the monarchy, prompting worries over freedom of speech.