2012 Malian Crisis: Multidimensional Erosion of Democracy
The situation in Mali in 2012 can be examined by two major events. First, the military coup and the collapse of the democratic regime which led...
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Trying to Exist in a Patriarchal Society: Women in Bangladesh
Some of us are lucky enough to live in societies that value women and men equally, but what about Bangladeshi women who have not been so...
Protecting Democracy from Authoritarianism in the Case of Italy
In Italy, 19 coalition administrations were created in the seven legislative periods following 1993, known as the Second Republic, with...
A Wall to Divide Hispaniola Once and For All
The Dominican Republic, through the voice of its current president, Luis Abinader, has announced the construction of a wall to permanently...
Democratic Integrity and Metaverse Politics in South Korea
The Seoul Metropolitan Government expressed its ambitions to become one of the first governments to delve into the metaverse realm. As a...
Democratic Backsliding and Authoritarian Government in Hungary: Prime Minister Orban’s Rejection of EU Laws over Migration
Hungary’s authoritarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, who presents himself as the defender of Europe from Muslim migrants, challenges the EU’s...
Ban on Hijab in France: The “Anti-Separatism” Policy
In early February 2021, France passed a bill which raised tension within the country. The bill has a goal to enhance secular system by...
Armenia after the Second Nagorno-Karabakh War
SECOND NAGORNO-KARABAKH WAR THAT HAPPENED IN 2020 AND ENDED WITH DEFEAT OF ARMENIA, NEGATIVELY INFLUENCED POLITICAL SITUATION, AND...
North Macedonia: A Nation Haunted by the Shadow of Gruevski
Despite the ousting of the corrupt Gruevski, North Macedonia’s successor has been just a change of the guard, further kicking the nation’s...