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The End of Malaysia’s Multi-Ethnic Coalition?

For decades, the ruling coalition Barisan Nasional has narrowed the ethnic and religious divides in Malaysia. In the run-up to …

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Opinion

Talking Truth to Turkey

Opinion

As Populists Rise in the West, Arab Autocrats Rejoice

Analysis

How Western Populism Weakens Democracy in Ukraine

Photo: President of South Africa Jacob Zuma

Opinion

State Capture in South Africa

Photo: President of Liberia Ellen Jonhson-Sirleaf

Analysis

Gender Equality – The Exception of Rwanda

President Rodrigo R. Duterte delivers a speech during the turnover rites of the Armed Forces of the Philippines

Analysis

Duterte’s Plan to Revive Philippine Democracy

Presidential ballots after counting

Analysis

Sub-Sahara Africa Fights over Presidential Term Limits

Construction workers at project construction site

Analysis

Investing in Democracy

Sükhbaatar Square in Ulaanbaatar.

Analysis

Guarded Confidence in Mongolian Democracy

Many colourful figures of Hindu gods are shown

Opinion

Is religious dogma taking hold of democracy in India?

Nuevo Mas banners at Plaza Congreso

Interview

“Kirchnerismo Failed to Consolidate Its Authoritarian Trend”

A graffiti showing Hugo Chavez

Opinion

Maduro’s Time is Running Out

Opinion

Law and Justice Party Demolishes Democratic Consensus

Rohingya refugee camp in Myebon in Rakhine State of Myanmar © Evangelos Petratos EU/ECHO, Myebon, June 2013 (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)

Analysis

A New Refugee Crisis Looming?

Afghan parliament, March 2014 © Fardin waezi / UNAMA (CC BY-NC 2.0)

Analysis

Afghanistan’s Future is Hanging by a Thread

Tunisians demonstrate for peace, freedom of speech and for a secular state.

Interview

“Sovereign Debt is One of Democracy’s Weak Points”

City Scape of the Hangzhong road, China ©veer/veerguy

Analysis

Asia at the Crossroads

Anti-government protests in Kiev, December 2013 © Maksymenko.com.ua via Flickr (CC BY 2.0)

Analysis

Democracy in Limbo

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