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Hungary’s Erosion from Liberal to Illiberal Democracy by Christine Wiley @ UCLA

“Many observers both here and abroad fear Hungary will become the first EU member state to abandon liberal democracy, and nobody really knows...

In March of 2017, the Supreme Court of Venezuela made a decision that served to highlight the bleak future of Democracy for the nation. In their...

Democratic ideals were first introduced to France during the time of the French Revolution, in 1789. Since then, France has come a long way, and...

Since gaining its independence from British Colonial rule in 1963, Kenya has evolved into a stable, economically sound nation with an exemplary...

As seen in several cases of democratic erosion, cunning politicians get publicly elected on a popular platform, and as soon as their shoes hit...

The recent general election in Italy that occurred on March 4, 2018, showed that the state is moving away from its democratic ties. Democratic...

Economic success and economic allocation under authoritarian political suppression began to be overturned in South Korea during the late 1980’s....

On March 4th, 2018, the Russian government, led by President Vladimir Putin, demonstrated once again what almost the entire world already knows:...

On March 12th, Austrian citizens and political elites gathered at Heldenplatz, the public courtyard in front of Vienna’s Hofburg Palace. The date...