What We Can Learn From the Irish: Lessons in Populism
2016 was the year of the populist; The Guardian noted that the words "populist" or "populism" were in almost 2,000 articles written by them in...
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Benin 2021: What Is an Election in the Absence of Competition?
The word “Democracy” holds far more than its definition, it represents a promise. The promise of control over one's own life, control of...
How Comedian Beppe Grillo’s Social Movement Online Shifted Italian Politics Into An Uprising of Political Populism
An online comedian, actor, and blogger, Beppe Grillo, shifted his personal profession into becoming the founder of a political movement, changing...
Even if It Is a Fragile Economy, Greece Still Survives During the COVID-19 Pandemic—But Poor of Freedom of Expression
November 22, 2020 by Surochinee Santiwisak According to Conor Stewart, the researcher shows the statistics of a number infected COVID-19 cases in...
Liberia: Will the End of the Weah Administration Be a Turning Point in African Leadership?
Liberia has been through its fair share of issues when it comes to leadership, with ruthless dictators like Samuel Doe and Charles Taylor...
Small Town Camaraderie in COVID-19 Crisis
The coronavirus, or COVID-19, I think most can agree is the biggest problem that our country is facing today. As such, the topic has been...
Albania: The State Of Corruption
The state of Albania has struggled with corruption for a majority of its modern history. The corruption in Albania has gotten to the point of...
Corrupting the Youth, Destroying the Future
Cyprus is a small country in the Mediteranian with a relatively new Democracy. In the early 1900’s Cyprus was a British colony but it gained...
Sunset on the Golden Dawn: The Rise and Fall of Neo-Fascism in Greece
Photo by Massimiliano Donghi on Unsplash Earlier this fall Greek courts handed down rulings that changed its political landscape....