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You want to vote in the 2024 election − here is how to make sure that your voice is heard By Amy Dacey

Sep 23

Sep 23 You want to vote in the 2024 election − here is how to make sure that your voice is heard By Amy Dacey

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Alexei Navalny made the ultimate sacrifice for democracy By James Bruno

Feb 20

Feb 20 Alexei Navalny made the ultimate sacrifice for democracy By James Bruno

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How pardoning extremists undermines the rule of law By Michael Becker

Jun 22

Jun 22 How pardoning extremists undermines the rule of law By Michael Becker

American Politics

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Democratic and Republican voters both love civility – but the bipartisan appeal is partly because nobody can agree on what civility is By Robert Talisse

Oct 25

Oct 25 Democratic and Republican voters both love civility – but the bipartisan appeal is partly because nobody can agree on what civility is By Robert Talisse

American Politics

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Not all polarization is bad, but the US could be in trouble By Robert Talisse

Jan 4

Jan 4 Not all polarization is bad, but the US could be in trouble By Robert Talisse

American Politics

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Myanmar's struggles continue until military rule By Jordan Conestabile

Aug 12

Aug 12 Myanmar's struggles continue until military rule By Jordan Conestabile

Myanmar Politics

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Amid war and instability, why the Ethiopian election matters By Yohannes Gedamu

Jun 23

Jun 23 Amid war and instability, why the Ethiopian election matters By Yohannes Gedamu

Ethiopian politics

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Election violence spiked worldwide in 2020 – will this year be better? By Clayton Besaw

Feb 18

Feb 18 Election violence spiked worldwide in 2020 – will this year be better? By Clayton Besaw

International Politics

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Our republic: Resilient against physical attack, less resilient against the undermining of national institutions By Michael McCarthy

Jan 15

Jan 15 Our republic: Resilient against physical attack, less resilient against the undermining of national institutions By Michael McCarthy

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Was it a coup? No, but siege on US Capitol was the election violence of a fragile democracy By Clayton Besaw & Matthew Frank

Jan 7

Jan 7 Was it a coup? No, but siege on US Capitol was the election violence of a fragile democracy By Clayton Besaw & Matthew Frank

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History tells us that a contested election won’t destroy American democracy By Alexander Cohen

Nov 4

Nov 4 History tells us that a contested election won’t destroy American democracy By Alexander Cohen

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Americans are so lucky to be able to Vote By John Zogby

Oct 27

Oct 27 Americans are so lucky to be able to Vote By John Zogby

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Is American politics becoming more like Mexican politics? A conversation with Dwight Wilson

Sep 30

Sep 30 Is American politics becoming more like Mexican politics? A conversation with Dwight Wilson

International Politics

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George Floyd protests aren’t just anti-racist – they are anti-authoritarian By Lilian Bobea

Jun 22

Jun 22 George Floyd protests aren’t just anti-racist – they are anti-authoritarian By Lilian Bobea

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Naked protest: how ordinary citizens reveal truth to repressive regimes By Rebecca Tapscott

May 18

May 18 Naked protest: how ordinary citizens reveal truth to repressive regimes By Rebecca Tapscott

International Politics

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Why the US still hasn’t had a woman president By Farida Jalalzai

Mar 9

Mar 9 Why the US still hasn’t had a woman president By Farida Jalalzai

American Politics

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Newly Published "Lessons Learned" in Afghanistan Reveals Countless Problems By Luke Perry

Dec 12

Dec 12 Newly Published "Lessons Learned" in Afghanistan Reveals Countless Problems By Luke Perry

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Low turnout plagues presidential elections By Luke Perry

Dec 4

Dec 4 Low turnout plagues presidential elections By Luke Perry

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30 years after the Berlin Wall came down, East and West Germany are still divided By Nathan Stoltzfus

Nov 12

Nov 12 30 years after the Berlin Wall came down, East and West Germany are still divided By Nathan Stoltzfus

German Politics

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Changes Shake Up Tunisia's Presidential Election By Phillip Howard

Aug 24

Aug 24 Changes Shake Up Tunisia's Presidential Election By Phillip Howard

Tunisian Politics

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