Legal
Ex-Israeli Officers Warn Settler Violence Erodes Democracy
Former Israeli military officers warn that unchecked settler violence in the West Bank is eroding Israel's democratic values.
Tag: Democracy
News
Germany Confronts Far-Right Surge Post-State Election Victory
Germany's post-war democratic safeguards are being re-examined after a far-right party's state election victory.
News
South Korea’s Democracy Museum Highlights Past Repression Amidst Modern Echoes
South Korea's new National Museum of Democracy confronts a history of repression, with its lessons resonating in contemporary societal challenges.
News
Zambia’s Election Integrity Questioned Amidst Post-Poll Crackdown
Zambia faces scrutiny over post-election crackdown, with activists citing arbitrary arrests and electoral fraud concerns.
News
J&K Statehood Restoration Vowed by CM Abdullah, Cites PoJK Protests
J&K CM Omar Abdullah pledges statehood restoration and constitutional guarantees, linking current PoJK protests to historical events.
News
Russia’s Election Interference Tactics in Moldova Revealed
Russia allegedly used priests, vote-buying, and training camps to disrupt Moldova's pro-Western government.
News
Mehbooba Mufti Hails Gen Z for Fearless Protests Restoring Democratic Spirit
Mehbooba Mufti salutes 'Gen Z' for their fearless protests in Delhi, calling it a new chapter for democracy and the Constitution.
News
Israel Cabinet Vows to Override Court, Sparking Judicial Clash
Israel's cabinet passes resolution potentially allowing government to ignore top court rulings, sparking fears for democracy.
International
America’s 250th Anniversary: A Global Reflection on Its Enduring Ideals
America's 250th anniversary prompts a global reflection on its founding ideals and their contemporary relevance.
International
Taiwan Grapples with Infiltration Fears Amidst Mainland Spouses
Taiwan faces a delicate balancing act: protecting its democracy from infiltration without profiling its mainland-born spouses.