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Editorial: A culture of complacency around data security and a government obsessed with partisan games have put electoral regulation at risk

Republicans want to impose their policies on unwilling voters, just like they'll force childbirth on women

Voters in the Central African Republic overwhelmingly approved a draft constitution paving the way for President Faustin Archange Touadera to seek a third term as president. However NGOs and civil society groups accuse the government of circumventing democracy.

The U.S. is prioritizing foreign militaries over democracies.

It is vital that in a democracy, national data agencies are left to function without fear or favour

The arrest of Imran Khan shows that the Pakistan government’s actions are excessive by any measure

Analysis on MPs’ second jobs reveals a wealth of vested interests – when their only interest should be their constituents, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

Three docs at IDSFFK explore 2020-21 farmers' protest: Too Much Democracy, Chardi Kala & Dews of the Storm. They chronicle the struggle, its efficient organising & will power, media ecosystem, & inclement weather faced by protesters. Future textbooks for democratic protests.

Incumbent President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih and seven other candidates have registered to run in the Maldives’ presidential elections next month, the island archipelago’s fourth since becoming a multiparty democracy in 2008