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2025: A Grand Coalition vs Dutertes?

As the Philippines approaches the 2025 elections, a potential grand coalition could challenge the Duterte family's political stronghold, signifying a key moment in the nation's democracy.

‘You wouldn’t believe the amount of dicks’: Secrets of a ballot counter

Discover the behind-the-scenes world of ballot counters, where dedication and precision meet unexpected surprises. Despite dealing with fatigue and pressure, these unsung heroes uphold the democratic process.

Explainer: How does election day work?

Election day is crucial in democratic societies, involving organized voting processes to elect leaders. The article explains the procedures, from preparing voting booths to counting votes for a fair outcome.

Biden-Trump debate: ‘Threats to democracy,’ Jan. 6 could take center stage

The Biden-Trump debate will focus on 'threats to democracy' and January 6, reflecting deep divisions within the electorate. The candidates will present diverging views on election integrity and democratic resilience.

Pro-tem Speaker appointment row: ‘NDA govt insulting opposition’, says Congress Lok Sabha MP K Suresh

Congress Lok Sabha MP K Suresh has criticized the NDA government for disrespecting the opposition by unilaterally appointing the Pro-tem Speaker without consultation. Suresh argues that this action undermines democratic principles and parliamentary procedures, reflecting broader concerns about authoritarian tendencies in governance.

Letters: Those who fought at D-Day would be disappointed in Americans’ support for Putin

Reflecting on the 80th anniversary of D-Day, the article contrasts the bravery of World War II heroes with the troubling support some Americans show for Vladimir Putin, whose values contradict the democratic ideals those soldiers died defending.

Democratic Lawmaker Shreds GOP Pols For ‘Slavish Devotion’ To Trump ‘Delusion’

Representative Sydney Kamlager-Dove criticizes GOP lawmakers for their unwavering loyalty to Donald Trump, accusing them of ignoring facts and fostering delusions about the January 6th insurrection. She calls for accountability, truthfulness, and bipartisan cooperation on pressing national issues.

DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Do the courts now run this country?

This article discusses the increasing tension between the judiciary and legislative branches in the UK, focused on the evolving role of judges and the implications for governance and democracy.

How India’s presence in G7 summit in Italy was significant

India's participation in the G7 summit in Italy marks a significant milestone, showcasing its economic power and democratic values. The summit highlighted India's stance on global issues like climate change, cybersecurity, and public health.

Seven million people missing from UK General Election data hours before register to vote deadline

Nearly seven million eligible voters are not registered for the UK General Election, just hours before the deadline. The Mirror investigates why so many remain off the electoral roll, raising concerns about the inclusivity of the election.

Verdict 2024: Mandate will be assessed by democratic spaces it opens up in between polls

The article examines the importance of democratic activities between elections as a measure of democratic health for the upcoming 2024 mandate. Focuses on civil society organizations, media, public forums, judiciary, policy-making, and citizens' movements.

China brought their thug tactics to the heart of Australia’s democracy and Albo had NO IDEA? Pull the other one – here’s why the...

China's aggressive tactics have infiltrated Australia's democratic processes, raising questions about Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's awareness and transparency. This situation underscores the importance of forthright dialogue and stronger laws to protect national security and democratic integrity.