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Young people have consistently turned out to vote at lower rates than older Americans

Did you notice it? After a period of global instability and division, it feels like Australian democracy has just shown us a glimpse of what’s possible. It was an orderly, if at times uninspired, election campaign. Last week, it ended with a thoughtful and gracious concession speech. There is also…

The Scottish Trans and Equality Network has hit out at Parliament bosses’ decision following the Supreme Court gender ruling.

In an Euroviews exclusive, the leader of Türkiye's Republican People’s Party (CHP) Özgür Özel shares his call for renewed solidarity, shared values, and democratic partnership.

A Palestinian student arrested as he was about to finalize his U.S. citizenship is accusing Columbia University of eroding democracy with its handling of protests against the Israel-Hamas war

In a disturbing parallel between two countries, President Donald Trump’s recent attack on the two largest public broadcasters in the United States mirrors threats to Canada’s own public broadcaster that were recently dodged by the electoral defeat of Conservative Pierre Poilievre.

A populist – anti-establishment – revolution was inevitable. But it didn’t have to be a tyrannical one

Journalist Phil Tinline explains how the fear of losing democracy gave us America's first autocrat

According to a recent survey, most political scientists agree that President Donald Trump is turning the United States government into an autocracy, all too quickly.

Khaleda Zia’s party sees her return after treatment in UK as a step towards restoring democracy

Trump has been more aggressive in his efforts to destroy democracy than any other autocrat in recent decades