Do President Moon’s Policies Point to the Abolition of The National Security Law ?
After the World War II, Korean peninsula occupied by the two superpowers. The United States occupied the South side of the country, and the USSR...
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After Mahathir Mohamad’s Resignation, Is Malaysia Returning to the Old Political Strategy? Has the ‘Pro-Democracy’ Movement Ended?
Photo by Chris Jung/NurPhoto via Getty Images In 2018, the opposition coalition Pakatan Harapan (The Pact of Hope) won the elections for the...
Bolivia & Morales
Bolivia is multi-ethnic, multi-linguistic and has many religions. It has a tough land locked geography and has had a turbulent colonial past....
Bolsonaro’s Rise in Brazil: Are the Suggestions of His Son Eduardo and Vice President Hamilton Serious?
After the elections held in October 2018, the major change for Brazil has come to existence in which the country’s democratic backsliding will...
Priority of Ecuadorians: Democracy or Economic Welfare?
Ecuador has seen a prosperity period between 2007 and 2017. The populist leader implied socialist economic policies and economic welfare of the...
Warning Signs for Georgian Democracy
Thirty years after independence from the Soviet Union, the political landscape in Georgia is more polarized than ever. Currently, the major rift...
Slovakia: Corruption, Populism, and Representation Issues; Can Anti-Establishment Movement Change It?
Picture: Left to right; Matovic, Caputova, Fico. Retrieved...
How Italian Electoral Laws and Changes Affect Italian Democracy
Many different factors can be influential on the choice of the people in free and fair elections which are the requirements of democracy....
Consolidating Peace and Democracy in Colombia by Procedural and Institutional Safeguards: The Case of FARC
Politics of Peace and the Influence of Polarization The situation of FARC is...