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Indian Democracy Redemption Movement in Chennai accuses Modi government of damaging democratic institutions, launching movement to create awareness.

Millennials and younger generations are on the brink of outnumbering older cohorts as the largest voting bloc. Living in a democracy affords us the power to change the system

Political leaders in Chennai file nomination papers for Lok Sabha elections, expressing concerns over India's economic development and democracy.

Four people were sentenced Wednesday to death and two to life in prison for a murder that sparked widespread unrest in Tunisia and became emblematic of the country's early challenges transitioning from dictatorship to democracy after the Arab Spring.

Bassirou Diomaye Faye promises to overhaul democracy in west African country blighted by corruption

Abuse of money power in elections is a serious concern, says former Supreme Court judge. While the Election Commission of India strives to conduct free and fair elections, the electorate should contribute to that goal by thwarting the attempts to vitiate the democratic process, says Justice Chelameswar. Vote is a…

DMK's A. Raja files nomination for Nilgiris Lok Sabha seat, highlighting commitment to safeguard democracy and promote development.

Indonesia's Constitutional Court hears appeals over alleged irregularities in presidential election results, raising concerns about democracy and justice.

Abhay Thakur appointed as India's next envoy to Myanmar amid delicate situation, emphasizing return of democracy.

Timothy Snyder says former RNC chair ‘tried to disassemble our democracy’ and should not have been invited to take up position

Senegal’s little-known, 44-year-old opposition leader Bassirou Diomaye Faye was named the country's next president on Monday, less than two weeks after being released from prison to run in the election.