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Democracy on the Brink: How the 2024 Election Tested America’s Democratic Foundations

The Slow Creep of Democratic Erosion Democracy doesn’t collapse suddenly – it deteriorates gradually from within. The 2024 U.S. presidential...

The Trump administration has settled into the White House for less than a month, taking action on several issues that America is facing. With...

No longer the "Shining City Upon a Hill" as President Reagan proudly claimed in his parting note in 1989, the U.S. has been demoted from a "full...

The United States has long been perceived as the emblem of democracy, a perspective championed by millions of Americans. However, a closer...

Japan is often praised as a stable democracy; however, a closer look at its political and economic landscape reveals troubling signs of...

So far, the return of the Trump administration has been a flurry of activity with over 60 executive orders ranging in subject matter from...

Abstract: South Korea faced an attempted coup in December by President Yoon Suk Yeol with the enactment of martial law. Fortunately the South...

Argentinian president Javier Milei's recent so called "War on Diversity" has sparked mass protest, with the result being thousands taking to the...

Being named the world’s largest democracy with over 1.4 billion people in population size, its democratic nature is seemingly dying a slow death....