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Argentina, Nigeria and Turkey will hold crucial elections, with inflation, corruption and democracy on the ballot

Borgue Community Council is leading a bid to reconstitute the organisation with the aim of strengthening local democracy

BRASILIA, Brazil — Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva retakes the helm of Latin America’s largest democracy promising to bring back the economic inclusion and prosperity that marked his first two terms in Brazil’s highest office between 2003 and 2011.

If 2022 offered a narrow escape and a measure of redemption, the New Year is the moment to seize America's future

The £135million redevelopment plan is set to transform the former shopping centre

WESTMINSTER parties are being urged to respect Scottish democracy and stop blocking indyref2 in 2023.

While there has been ample criticism of the media from within the fraternity, there were several moments this year when the Indian judiciary also sat up and lashed out at sections of the fourth pillar of democracy.

When Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy addressed a joint session of the U.S. Congress just days before Christmas — his first trip abroad since Russia’s invasion 10 months ago — he described a triumph against the Kremlin in the “battle for the minds of the world.”

It’s been fun. It’s been real. It’s been a calling more than a job. And it’s been an honor — the honor of my lifetime.

Yes, he really may be prosecuted, and his 2024 prospects are fading. But the danger to democracy isn't nearly over

A massive eleventh-hour spending bill stuffed with thinly vetted backroom deals might seem proof of our political dysfunction. But the omnibus bill approved by Congress last week has democracy fans cheering — because it includes changes to presidential vote counting that could literally save our democracy. Thankfully, the old Electoral…