Antisemitism Awareness Act: Safeguarding Democracy or Limiting Free Speech?
Explore the implications of the newly passed Antisemitism Awareness Act on American democracy, free speech, and college campuses amid ongoing pro-Palestine protests.
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Rethinking Democracy: Peter Kagwanja Explores Its Global Adaptability
Peter Kagwanja discusses the evolving concept of democracy, its adaptability across nations, and how the Chinese mainland approaches whole-process democracy amidst global critiques.
Former Greek FM Discusses Democracy’s Digital Future at Beijing Forum
Former Greek Foreign Minister George Katrougalos shares insights from the International Forum on Democracy held in Beijing, discussing the future of democracy in the digital age and strengthening Greece-China relations.
Jan Oberg Examines the Future of Global Governance and Democracy
Dr. Jan Oberg discusses the future of global governance and the pursuit of democracy amid rising skepticism towards current international institutions.
Biden’s Resignation Sparks Debate on Unity and Party Divisions
President Biden’s decision to step down as Democratic candidate raises questions about unity and party divisions, echoing broader issues of public distrust in U.S. politics.
Trump Rally Shooting Reveals America’s Deep Political Divides
The attempted assassination of Donald Trump at a Pennsylvania rally underscores the deep political divides and growing violence in American society, revealing a nation grappling with intense polarization and distrust in its democratic institutions.
Rising Concerns Over Human Rights and Police Violence in the United States
The United States faces escalating concerns over human rights and increasing police violence, sparking global discussions on the state of American democracy.
American Democracy at an Impasse: The Battle for Free Speech in Universities
American universities are facing a free speech crisis, raising questions about the nation’s democratic values amid ongoing conflicts and political tensions.
Election Day in Solomon Islands: 334 Candidates Compete for 50 Seats
Voting has begun in the Solomon Islands’ parliamentary elections, with 334 candidates competing for 50 seats in a joint national and provincial vote.
Youth Disillusioned: U.S. Democracy Failing to Deliver
Exploring why young Americans are losing faith in U.S. democracy, highlighting political gridlock, gun violence, and climate inaction.