The Demise of Hungary and America’s Democracy by Isaiah Washington
The Demise of Hungary and America’s Democracy Hungary is experiencing a...
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Democratic Erosion in Lebanon by Ibony Mejia
Civil wars occur in many, if not, all countries. In many of these countries, civil wars continue for years or just never get solved. Lebanon’s...
The Destruction of Democracy In Honduras By Jackeline Sosa
Has Honduras failed to uphold the upmost value of Democracy, while submitting into the hands of Dictatorship? Honduran voters got an unexpected...
Hong Kong Protests by Max Tewksbury
Throughout history, democracies have worked and fallen. Venezuela and North Korea are examples of this. Great Britain gained control of Hong Kong...
The Chipping Away of Democratic Institutions and Norms by Baylee Gunnells
Many democratic institutions and norms are chipped away to rid the citizens and the government of basic democratic rules. Leaders chip away each...
From the Ice Caps to Energy: Polarized by Alex Kendrick
Moderates. Independents. These words seem to have lost their meaning in modern American politics, just something politicians talk about. The idea...
Mass Shootings are Becoming too Normalized in the U.S.
I had a hard time deciding which U.S event I wanted to write about, however, I...
Lifting The Largest Democracy
India is the world’s largest democracy with 1.3 billion people, and 900 million registered voters. With so many people, how do they manage to...
The difficult path to democratic rule by Kiara Echavarria
In Sudan since the outing of president Omar al-Bashir there has been riots of concerned citizens of Sudan to make a change into the...