Demokrasya
Thirteenth wave of Fractures françaises reveals heightened democratic crisis
Jean Martin Larawang ginawa ng AI
The thirteenth edition of the annual 'Fractures françaises' survey, conducted by Ipsos for Le Monde, highlights growing distrust in French democracy. Nearly 96% of French people say they are dissatisfied or angry about the country's situation, with 90% believing the nation is in decline. This political instability, marked by governmental crises, strengthens the sense of dysfunction.
Critics dub Trump's comeback 'Fat Elvis' return
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Former President Donald Trump announced a political resurgence on September 30, 2025, drawing sharp commentary from left-leaning outlets. The Nation labeled the move 'Fat Elvis flies again,' highlighting concerns over democratic norms. This development reignites debates on the future of American politics.
Martha Karua says 90 seconds enough to speak truth about Raila
Martha Karua, leader of the People's Liberation Party, revealed what she would have said at Raila Odinga's funeral in Bondo, stating 90 seconds would suffice. She criticized the treatment of opposition leaders at the event. Karua emphasized continuing Raila's fight for democracy and human rights.
María Corina Machado awarded 2025 Nobel Peace Prize
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The Nobel Peace Prize committee has awarded the 2025 prize to Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado for her tireless work promoting democratic rights in Venezuela. The honor arrives amid internal and external political tensions in the South American country. In Spain, the government remains silent, while the opposition celebrates it.
Zedillo criticizes Morena for copying PRI; Sheinbaum defends democracy
October 26, 2025 10:44Mga Pilipino, tutol sa pamamahala ng militar sa pulitika – OCTA
October 26, 2025 05:21Camille Fernandes defends academic freedom as a common good
October 26, 2025 00:56Civil groups seek statue for Raila Odinga in parliament
October 22, 2025 12:44Anti-Trump protesters gather in rural Pella, Iowa
October 21, 2025 22:32NewsNation host mocks 'No Kings' protests as anti-democracy
October 21, 2025 03:12Eighteen months of government-media clashes in Spain
October 18, 2025 05:09Hélène Landemore advocates for open democracy in France
Nationwide No Kings protests target Trump administration
Petra Hartmann Larawang ginawa ng AI
Thousands of demonstrators gathered across U.S. cities on October 18, 2025, for the second round of No Kings protests against President Trump's policies. The events, largely peaceful, featured creative elements like inflatable costumes and drew criticism from Republican leaders. The rallies occurred amid a prolonged government shutdown now on day 19.
State mistreatment of associations hampers their role in mobilizations
Political scientist Julien Talpin explains in Le Monde how the state's treatment of associations limits their ability to organize public anger on the streets. He argues that this policy weakens democracy by hindering key civil society actors. The article highlights concrete examples of this dynamic.
Researchers warn of lack of transparency in ministers' social media
Two researchers in political communication criticize how Swedish cabinet ministers use private social media for communication. They highlight difficulties in determining who is actually speaking and the lack of archiving. This hinders accountability in a democracy.
Kenyans express grief over Raila Odinga's death in poems
Following news of Raila Odinga's passing after treatment in India, Kenyans have turned to poetry to mourn the veteran politician. Poems published in Taifa Leo highlight his legacy in democracy and leadership. The tributes emphasize national sorrow on October 15.
Romania Election Dispute Continues
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Romania's annulled elections have led to ongoing legal battles, with the winning candidate remaining imprisoned. International observers call for fair processes. The situation raises concerns about democratic standards in Europe.