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Brazil opposition party files complaint against Bolsonaro's pardon for ally

An opposition party on Friday filed a constitutional complaint at Brazil's Supreme Court against a pardon granted by far-right President Jair Bolsonaro to an ally who the court sentenced to nearly nine years in prison for anti-democratic threats.

Reuters

Boris Johnson meets India’s PM Narendra Modi for talks in New Delhi amid partygate storm

The Prime Minister noted he would not get the same ‘fantastic welcome’ everywhere as he was greeted with a military ceremony at the Rashtrapati Bhavan presidential residence

Evening Standard

Boris Johnson meeting Narenda Modi in India to talk defence, fossil fuels, trade and Russia

The PM was welcomed to New Delhi with a military ceremony

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Boris Johnson meets with Narendra Modi for talks on defence and trade

The Prime Minister was welcomed with a military ceremony at the Rashtrapati Bhavan presidential residence.

The Independent UK

ELECTION RECAP: It’s Just So Crazy How Private Texts Sent To Scott Morrison End Up In The Media

Welcome to another PTV election recap. We’re sharing the load around so the state of our so-called democracy doesn’t send someone mad. It’s a workplace health and safety issue. Here’s the stuff you need to know from this week: Albo has COVID Yep the man of the hour (six weeks?)…

Pedestrian.tv

‘Democracy will wither’: Barack Obama outlines perils of unregulated big tech in sweeping speech

In a keynote address at Stanford University, the former president made his most extensive remarks yet about the tech landscape

The Guardian - US

Boris Johnson to offer India defence support in bid to loosen ties with Russia

The Prime Minister wants New Delhi to reduce the amount of arms it buys from Moscow.

The Independent UK

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Rotary aids Ukrainian refugees

The Evanston-based service organizations, whose 37,000 chapters worldwide include Rotaries in both Ukraine and Russia, is uniquely situated to help in the crisis.

Chicago Sun-Times

Jordan Klepper on GOP's love of Hungary

Klepper was on "Salon Talks" to discuss bad Trump rallies, traveling to Hungary and the power of comedy against BS

Salon

JFK “Profile in Courage” awards given to politicians who stood up to Trump and Putin

Recipients are being recognized "for their courage to protect and defend democracy in the United States and abroad."

Axios

Could the 2022 election result in a hung parliament? History shows Australians have nothing to fear from it

The first two weeks of the 2022 election campaign have increased the possibility that neither of the two major parties will gain a majority in the House of Representatives.

The Conversation

This is India’s moment of reckoning

The country can be the fulcrum of the new global order, as a peaceful democracy with economic prosperity

The Hindu

France's Authoritarian Establishment Faces Off Against the Even Uglier Authoritarianism of the Far Right

French President Emmanuel Macron is authoritarian-light. Candidate Marine Le Pen is worse.

Reason

Boris Johnson’s guilt is beyond doubt. There is no way back from this

The failure to block the motion to refer the prime minister to the Commons privileges committee marks a watershed moment, says the Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

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BJP, RSS bent upon damaging country's Ganga-Jamuni tehzeeb: Akhilesh Yadav

LUCKNOW: SP president Akhilesh Yadav on Thursday accused the BJP and RSS of spreading hatred in society and damaging the Ganga-Jamuni ‘tehzeeb' of the country.

Salon

New York Times shirks away from Big Lie

The Times describes GOP voters as "impassioned about electoral issues" — quite a euphemism for the fascist Big Lie

The Independent UK

Zelenskyy gets John F Kennedy award for defending democracy

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is among five people being named as recipients of the John F

Bangkok Post

Musk spends years silencing critics, wants free speech on Twitter

If Elon Musk can take over Twitter Inc, his biggest promise is to transform it into a platform for free speech with few restrictions — something he calls “essential to a functioning democracy.” But Musk, who is famously sensitive to criticism, has a mixed record on championing the cause.

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The Independent UK

Hundreds in Jakarta protest talk of 2024 election delay

Hundreds of protesters, mostly students, have taken to the streets in Indonesia’s capital, voicing concern over rumors that the government is considering postponing the 2024 presidential election to allow President Joko Widodo to remain in office beyond the two-term legal limit, calling it a threat to the country’s democracy

Salon

Is the media OK with fascism?

Piece by piece, we learn the truth about Trump's coup — but the media gives us celebrities hitting each other

The Guardian - US

We’re running out of time to hold Donald Trump accountable

Trump’s indictment and conviction is overdue. The midterms will be a battle between his acolytes and supporters of fair elections

Foreign Affairs

Ukraine After the War

How the Country Can Tackle Corruption and Revive Its Democracy

Newslaundry

#Kashmir: Executive might and our fragile liberty

The history of constitutionalism around the world has been a chronicle of efforts to curb the brute nature of executive might, to protect the freedoms and liberties of the ordinary and the powerless. Unlike the ages of kings where a single monarch would make law, enforce it and decide disputes,…

Newslaundry

A review of NL Hafta by Rajkumar, Prakash, Rajeev and Harsh

Hi NL Team,

Newslaundry

Those college days

Going to college is a milestone in a person’s life, strategically placed between 14 years of school and a lifetime of office. A college provides enough grounding on what a job will be like but with a sense of democracy that won’t make you miss school. It is an experience even…

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