democracy
Tunisia at 70: Tourism Rebounds Amidst Political Jitters
As Tunisia approaches its 70th independence anniversary, the nation sees a tourism surge and global film recognition. However, concerns grow over President Kais Saied’s alleged moves to extend his term, challenging its democratic path.
Armenia Marks 25th Anniversary of Joining the Council of Europe in Strasbourg
Strasbourg hosts a ceremony marking Armenia’s 25th anniversary of joining the Council of Europe, highlighting ongoing cooperation on democracy and human rights.
Singapore’s Workers’ Party Declines Premier’s Offer for Opposition Leader Role
Singapore’s Workers’ Party has rejected Prime Minister Lawrence Wong’s invitation to nominate a new Leader of the Opposition, following the removal of former LO Pritam Singh. The party asserts the role should inherently belong to the leader of the largest…
Margaret Brennan Grills Rubio & Cotton on Venezuela After Maduro’s Capture: Unpacking U.S. Strategy and Future
On January 4, 2026, veteran journalist Margaret Brennan led intense interviews with Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Senator Tom Cotton on ‘Face the Nation,’ dissecting the U.S. operation that led to Nicolás Maduro’s capture in Venezuela. Brennan pressed officials…
Maria Corina Machado’s Nobel Peace Prize: A Nation’s Struggle and a Daughter’s Embrace
Maria Corina Machado’s Nobel Peace Prize acceptance, delivered by her daughter in Oslo, became a symbol of Venezuela’s ongoing fight for democracy, resilience amid oppression, and the hope for national reunion.
Nobel Peace Prize Laureate María Corina Machado Absent from Oslo Ceremony Amid Venezuela Turmoil
Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado, honored with the Nobel Peace Prize for her fight for democracy, was unable to attend the Oslo award ceremony due to restrictions imposed by Venezuela’s government, highlighting ongoing political strife and her continued influence.
Elon Musk Challenges EU Democracy: Should the Commission President Be Directly Elected?
Elon Musk has sparked debate across Europe, questioning whether the EU Commission president should be elected directly by citizens rather than appointed by member state leaders.
Joe Biden’s Call to Action: Defending Democracy Amid Challenges
Joe Biden critiques Trump’s presidency, emphasizing the fragility of democracy and urging collective efforts to safeguard it.
Stephen Miller and the Rise of the Department of Truth: Imagining Power in a Post-Election America
In a speculative narrative, Stephen Miller emerges as the enforcer of order and control in a radically transformed America, raising questions about the fragility of democracy and the boundaries of executive power.
Trump’s White House Ballroom: From People’s House to Private Palace
Donald Trump’s $300 million White House ballroom signals a dramatic shift from historic openness to exclusive privilege, raising tough questions about democracy, public space, and the true meaning of ‘the People’s House’.
No Kings Protest Austin: Mass Rallies Challenge Trump, National Guard Deployed
Thousands gather in Austin and across the US for ‘No Kings’ protests, voicing opposition to President Trump’s policies and government crackdowns, with National Guard deployments and passionate debates over the meaning of democracy.
Raila Odinga’s Legacy: Kenya Mourns the Champion of Democracy and Social Justice
Raila Odinga, Kenya’s revered opposition leader and a champion of democracy, leaves behind a legacy of resilience, unity, and transformative leadership. His life and contributions continue to inspire a nation.
The ‘No Kings’ Protests in Los Angeles: A Stand Against Power Abuse
The ‘No Kings’ protests in Los Angeles highlight the public’s resistance against perceived abuses of power, drawing millions to the streets for justice, democracy, and human rights.
No Kings Protests: A Nationwide Stand Against Authoritarianism
The ‘No Kings’ protests unite millions across the U.S. in opposition to perceived authoritarian policies of the Trump administration, advocating democracy and civil rights.
Understanding the ‘No Kings’ Protest Movement
The ‘No Kings’ protests have become a defining movement, uniting millions to advocate for equality and democracy against perceived authoritarianism.