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The democracy in Uganda is ruined: some laws play a role 
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The democracy in Uganda is ruined: some laws play a role 

Uganda's democracy is facing a perilous decline, prompting concerns among politicians and researchers about the potential consequences. Such conclusions a recent Afrobarometer survey suggests. The report reveals that while 62% of Ugandans…
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November 23, 2023Tags: Uganda
Liberia could hope for peaceful transition of power in January next year
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Liberia could hope for peaceful transition of power in January next year

Liberians deserve and expect free, peaceful elections. There have been fears of post-election violence, following clashes that left several people dead while the candidates were on the campaign trail. The peaceful conduct…
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November 20, 2023Tags: Liberia
Referendum in Ethiopia: more chance for broader military conflict
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Referendum in Ethiopia: more chance for broader military conflict

A referendum to solve territorial dispute between Ethiopia's northern Amhara and Tigray regions has threatened to disrupt the peace following the end of the civil war in Tigray a year ago. Fighting…
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November 8, 2023Tags: Amhara, Ethiopia, Tigray
Early elections will only fix Vucic’s problems, not Serbia’s
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Early elections will only fix Vucic’s problems, not Serbia’s

Elections scheduled for December 17 in Serbia will not provide Serbian citizens with a European future as the candidates vying for power are merely recycled politicians and Slobodan Milosevic’s fascist…
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November 7, 2023Tags: Serbia
Bukele’s bid for presidency shows political corruption and authoritarian development of El Salvador
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Bukele’s bid for presidency shows political corruption and authoritarian development of El Salvador

The Salvadoran Constitutional Court undermines democracy and makes country slide towards a more authoritarian future.  El Salvador’s Supreme Electoral Tribunal on November 3rd ruled President Nayib Bukele can run for reelection next year, even though the country’s…
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November 6, 2023Tags: Nayib Bukele, Salvador
Israel leaders and Jewish elites in Russia fail to notice rising anti-Semitism.
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Israel leaders and Jewish elites in Russia fail to notice rising anti-Semitism.

With indifferent Jewish elites living in authoritarian regimes, the Jews have always suffered from anti-Jewish riots, and persecution. The respond by Russians to Israel-Palestine conflict shows not just sympathy for…
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October 23, 2023Tags: anti-semitism, Russia
The President Barrow demonstrates a U-turn to the dictatorship in the Gambia
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The President Barrow demonstrates a U-turn to the dictatorship in the Gambia

Gambian President Adama Barrow who  defeated in 2016 his predecessor Yahya Jammeh in a presidential election, ending 22 years of dictatorship seems to pave the way back to autocracy. The arrest of journalists and critics has diminished press freedom in the Gambia and…
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October 16, 2023Tags: Gambia
Russia’s information policy has added to anti-Semitism, with more risk of anti-Jewish riots
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Russia’s information policy has added to anti-Semitism, with more risk of anti-Jewish riots

Israel 's invasion by HAMAS has triggered growing anti-Semitism in some European nations. Russia, in particular, has seen a sharp increase in anti-Semitic sentiment, which means that Russian people are ready…
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October 10, 2023Tags: anti-semitism, Israel, Russia
The 2023 Liberian presidential elections: violence risks runs high while no candidate is ready to lose
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The 2023 Liberian presidential elections: violence risks runs high while no candidate is ready to lose

Whoever wins election in Liberia, the loser or losers might not readily accept defeat that rises a bid of violence. In most African presidential elections, the losing candidate cries fault, justly…
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August 16, 2023Tags: Liberia
Pakistani ISI strengthens political influence in the country by lobbying for the legislation amendments 
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Pakistani ISI strengthens political influence in the country by lobbying for the legislation amendments 

The National Assembly (Parliament) of Pakistan green-lighted the intelligence law proposed by the government. The legislative initiative grants wider powers to the country's top intelligence agencies and provides for a three-year prison term for anyone guilty of…
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August 9, 2023Tags: ISI, Pakistan

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