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Indonesians Begin Democracy's Biggest Vote for President and Legislature

Get informed about the ongoing Indonesian elections as voters choose their president and legislators in the world's third-largest democracy.

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Indonesia election: How does the world's biggest one-day vote work?

The third-largest democracy heads to the polls, with more than 200 million people registered

Evening Standard

‘Victory for democracy’: French court asks regulator to probe CNews over ‘opinion media’ allegation

French channel CNews, described as the “French Fox News” by critics, will be examined by France’s media regulator over six months to ascertain if the TV media outlet is conforming to rules on independent journalism, The Guardian reported.

Newslaundry

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"Be inspired to defend your democracy"

Salon talks to Ugandan activist and political leader Bobi Wine, whose Oscar-nominated documentary is a lifeline

Salon

3 things you should know about Indonesia's presidential elections

The nation's younger voters may decide whether the world's third-largest democracy maintains economic growth and political reform or slides backward to the authoritarian politics of a generation ago.

WEKU

A fresh round of #NeverTrump GOP energy

Donald Trump's trials, Rick Wilson notes, are "a constant reminder of his culpability in the January 6 attack"

Salon

Rep. John Sarbanes says he’s staying on the ‘democracy team’ - Roll Call

When the new Congress is sworn in next year, it will be without a Sarbanes in its ranks for the first time in 54 years.

Roll Call

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Supreme Court appeal on presidential immunity a threat to democracy

In this informative discussion, Congressman Dan Goldman speaks about the dangers of former President Trump's relationship with Putin, legal issues he faces...

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How to steal a US election: Harvard’s Lawrence Lessig on Trump’s new threat

Law professor’s new book offers a stark warning about loopholes that could let Republicans overturn the election

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How to Steal a Presidential Election review: Trump and the peril to come

Lawrence Lessig and Matthew Seligman show where the danger lies: in the statehouses and governors’ mansions

Al Jazeera

How Taiwan’s elections challenge the power of China’s Communist Party

Elections in Taiwan highlight dissatisfaction in China with a political system Beijing says is best for Chinese people.

The Hindu

A failed coup: On Bolsonaro and Brazil’s politics

The coup scandal in Brazil should not be allowed to further fracture the country’s polity and erode the legitimacy of its democratic system

The Hindu

Country witnessing complete rejection of core principles of democracy: Parakala Prabhakar

Political economist Parakala Prabhakar warns against growing inequality and 'past worshipping' in India, urging society to protect core democratic values.

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The Guardian - UK

‘Democracy has been thrown out the window’: paranoia stalks the streets of Dakar after ‘constitutional coup’

Tensions are high in Senegal amid a security crackdown as President Macky Sall postpones elections until December

Al Jazeera

Indonesia election 2024: All you need to know

The people of the world’s third-largest democracy will go to the polls on Feb 14 in a highly complex single-day election

Salon

Trump's new lawyer is his worst one yet

For Jonathan Mitchell, gutting democracy is the means, but controlling women is the motive

The Guardian - UK

How should Germany deal with its far-right problem – and could it ban the AfD?

After revelations of a secret meeting with neo-Nazis, huge anti-AfD protests have erupted across the country. But what would it mean to ban a party riding high in the polls?

Al Jazeera

Pakistan’s real test begins after election, say analysts

Pakistan’s struggling democracy faces serial crises — political, economic, on the security front, and of legitimacy.

Roll Call

Harry Dunn, former Capitol cop running for Congress, isn’t done yet - Roll Call

In a crowded Maryland 3rd District primary, Dunn is banking on a pro-democracy message tied to his service as a police officer on Jan. 6.

The Guardian - UK

EU to take action against Hungary’s ‘sovereignty’ law

European Commission says Viktor Orbán’s government is violating EU law and the principle of democracy

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