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Following the end of the progressive wave of the 2000s and 2010s in Latin America, the right has reinvented itself and regained political space.

Biden said the ex-president ‘does not believe in democracy’ during an appearance on the ABC News program

A new team of 26 leaders has been appointed to the European Commission, reflecting a carefully crafted balance of political ideologies and member states. Each will take on a different portfolio, from democracy to agriculture to innovation.

When South Africa became a democracy in 1994, a primary goal was to grant citizenship rights to all its people, in particular, to give the majority black South Africans rights they had been denied during colonialism and apartheid. This included the right to vote.

Senate passes bill ensuring former President Trump receives Secret Service protection. Bipartisan support highlights importance of safeguarding democracy.

Supporters of both major U.S. political parties tend to claim their presidential candidate is the “real” Christian or the “better” Christian or just the “true” Christian.

The Nicaraguan government recently shut down more than 1,500 nonprofits – many of them civic and religious groups doing humanitarian work in a country long mired in political violence, economic upheaval and social strife.

Senate passes bill to provide Secret Service protection for former President Trump, emphasizing safeguarding democracy.

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It took France nine long weeks to form a government after parliamentary elections delivered a deeply divided National Assembly with no faction able to govern alone. The new prime minister has called for compromise – but that won't be easy in a country where meeting in the middle is often…