Tuesday, Jan 14

Special Counsel Jack Smith's report indicates enough evidence to convict Trump for his actions surrounding the 2020 election—barred only by his recent re-election as president.

Tuesday, Jan 14

Minnesota House Democrats boycott the opening session to protest Republicans' temporary majority attempt, marking an unprecedented legislative standoff.

Sunday, Jan 12

Tens of thousands protest in Bucharest against the annulment of Romania's presidential election, demanding a return to democracy and free elections.

Saturday, Jan 11

Despite challenges, liberal democracy may not be collapsing but adapting to complex global trends influenced by leadership responses.

Saturday, Jan 11

Indonesian activists cheer as the Constitutional Court removes restrictions on presidential nominations, enhancing democracy and political competition.

Saturday, Jan 11

As Myanmar's rebels liberate territory from the military, the next challenge lies in establishing effective civil administrations in their newly acquired regions.

Friday, Jan 10

South Korea's Yoon Suk Yeol faces backlash after martial law declaration, complicating US-South Korea ties amid concerns over democracy and security.

Friday, Jan 10

An opinion piece critiques the notion that Americans are united, highlighting significant disagreement on key issues.

Friday, Jan 10

Nicolás Maduro is set for a controversial third term, with rising tensions, detentions, and growing protests in Venezuela.

Friday, Jan 10

Political scientist Erica Frantz explores the implications of Trump's second term and the emerging personalist politics within the Republican Party.