Analysts argue that while democracies offer strengths in governance, they are poorly equipped to handle the urgent, irreversible environmental shifts demanded by the climate crisis.
An opinion piece argues that systemic democratic deficits, rather than mere administrative failures, enable Pakistan's rulers to evade accountability and trigger recurring governmental collapses.
A former Madrid mayor and judge reflects on the perceived decline in the education and training of politicians within democratic systems, advocating for politics to be viewed as a responsibility rather than a profession.
World-renowned Chinese artist Ai Weiwei writes about the latest surveillance technologies and how censorship has become integrated into democratic systems.
An opinion piece by Marta Temido discusses the erosion of trust in democratic systems and the increasing appeal of nationalist and populist authoritarian regimes.
An analytical piece discusses the various political costs associated with electoral turnovers in democratic systems. It explores the challenges and implications that arise when there is a change in political leadership through elections.
The Daily Star publishes an article questioning the current state and future of democracy, prompting a discussion on whether democratic systems are in decline.
Authors of 'The Technological Republic' argue that the rise of Silicon Valley was based on close cooperation between the US state and science. They suggest that the current technology industry's departure from this tradition threatens democratic systems.
A new analysis examines the circumstances under which wars can weaken democratic institutions, suggesting that the outcome is not inevitable but dependent on specific conditions.
Senior Bharatiya Janata Party figure Ram Madhav publicly supported recent youth-led demonstrations, emphasizing that democratic systems inherently protect the right to protest.
Ibrahim Gambari, former Chief of Staff to ex-President Muhammadu Buhari, argued that imported democratic systems lacking African values have failed on the continent and urged African nations to return to indigenous governance.
Albanian Minister Balla has addressed the country's phased EU integration, stating that it does not harm Albania's ambitions to conclude negotiations by 2027. He also highlighted Albania as a model for achievements, particularly in justice reform, while dismissing concerns about specific names in democratic systems.
The article presents a commentary on the historical and fundamental divide that exists between democratic systems and autocratic or dictatorial regimes. It emphasizes the inherent separation between these two forms of governance.
A commentary argues that democracy is not a static state but an ongoing process, suggesting that current democratic systems may struggle to address contemporary challenges effectively.
An analysis delves into why young people are increasingly turning away from democratic systems and voting for the far-right, suggesting it's due to the current system failing to provide them with a decent life comparable to their parents'.
Harish Rao has accused the Congress party of undermining democratic systems in Telangana, launching a strong criticism against their political actions in the state.
Political observers argue that democratic systems often falter not during public parliamentary debates, but behind closed doors in committee meetings where substantive decision-making occurs.
A report discusses measures to tackle security challenges in Southeast Nigeria, highlighting how political actors resorting to violence undermine democratic systems.
A recent report indicates that 54% of citizens in Western countries are dissatisfied with their democratic systems, with nearly three out of four Spaniards expressing distrust in their democratic model.
This article discusses how the dysfunctionality of the justice system negatively affects citizens' quality of life. It also highlights its significant impact on the economy and the stability of democratic systems.
An opinion piece reflects on the perceived decline of democratic systems globally, viewing it as a significant challenge to political stability and societal progress.
A new book explores the global phenomenon of mass migration and its potential links to the decline of democratic systems worldwide, suggesting emigration can help authoritarian rulers maintain power.