The establishment of third-party political groups in the UK helped the pass Brexit referendum by a 1.9% lead in 2016, almost three years later, the future of Britain's democracy is at stake due to the …
How PR deals with polarization and populism
The elections in Sweden indicate that populism in Europe is continually rising and such trend is not good for maintaining democracy because the voice from minority groups are neglected from the agenda …
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Stealth Authoritarianism and the Rise of Hungary’s Hybrid Regime by Brady Mokrzycki
Since being elected prime minister of Hungary in 2010, Viktor Orban and his regime have implemented stealth authoritarian tactics to protect and consolidate power. Although Hungary is considered to be …
Will Trump’s Latest Executive Order Come Back to Haunt Him? By Chad Krys
On March 21st President Trump signed into action an executive order protecting the freedom of speech on college campuses. This comes following a buzz recently where conservative activists have claimed …
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Mongolian President seizes control of judiciary, leaves country in peril by Ryan Stolz
Recently, Mongolia has seen its Democracy in peril, posing a great risk for backsliding. Currently, Freedom House has categorized Mongolia as a “free nation.” But, as The Washington Post and …
Democratic Threats Exist in Current Status of Brexit Negotiations by Nicholas Cook
Since David Cameron’s proposal for an European Union referendum for Britain in 2013, the British people and now the parliament have been deeply divided over the extent to which Britain should be …