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Brazil’s Lula Faces Critical Test Ahead of Historic Fourth Term Bid

As Brazil’s President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva stands firm against external pressure, he now prepares for a pivotal election that could determine the nation’s democratic future amid rising political tensions.

By Leo Maxwell • September 01, 2025 4 MIN READ

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva pictured in August.

Thaksin Shinawatra alongside his daughter Paetongtarn Shinawatra in August 2024. Both have served as prime ministers and have faced rulings from Thailand’s influential Constitutional Court.

Thailand’s Political Landscape: A Persistent Struggle Between Democracy and the Establishment

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The Decline of Liberalism Along the Texas-Arkansas Border: Texarkana’s Political Paradox

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How America and China Are Converging in Unexpected Ways

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At 20 years old, Chan Chi Sum was detained under the national security law due to his participation in a student political organization.

Years After Hong Kong Protests, Many Still Face Harsh Consequences

Six years on from Hong Kong's pro-democracy protests, thousands of young activists continue to endure lost opportunities and personal hardships following arrests and convictions.

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Finding Hope Beyond Trump’s Legacy

Concerns about the impact of Trump’s presidency on American democracy evoke comparisons to authoritarian regimes, yet experts suggest that modern autocrats face inherent vulnerabilities that may limit their long-term dominance.

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The Erosion of Political Culture Threatens Democratic Stability

Across many Western nations, the weakening of political culture poses a serious risk to democratic institutions, with the United States showing early signs of similar decline.

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The shattered statue of Hafez al-Assad symbolizes the collapse of long-standing autocratic rule.

Syria’s Fragile Freedom: The Struggle for Inclusive Democracy

Following the fall of the Assad regime, Syria faces a critical crossroads. While some regions pursue autonomous, multiethnic governance models, challenges remain in establishing a truly democratic and inclusive state.

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Nathaniel Shoup, who served with Company C, 84th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry Regiment, died in 1862.

Remembering the True Meaning of Memorial Day: A Call to Honor Sacrifice and Democracy

As Memorial Day approaches, it is vital to reflect on the sacrifices of Union soldiers and the enduring values of freedom and democracy they defended during the Civil War. This article revisits the origins of the holiday and its significance in today’s divided world.

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Supporters of opposition candidate Juan Requesens attended a rally in Caracas, Venezuela, on Thursday.

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Brazil’s Lula Faces Critical Test Ahead of Historic Fourth Term Bid

Thailand’s Political Landscape: A Persistent Struggle Between Democracy and the Establishment

The Decline of Liberalism Along the Texas-Arkansas Border: Texarkana’s Political Paradox

How America and China Are Converging in Unexpected Ways

Years After Hong Kong Protests, Many Still Face Harsh Consequences

Finding Hope Beyond Trump’s Legacy

The Erosion of Political Culture Threatens Democratic Stability

Syria’s Fragile Freedom: The Struggle for Inclusive Democracy

Remembering the True Meaning of Memorial Day: A Call to Honor Sacrifice and Democracy

Maduro Calls Venezuelans to Vote Again Amid Controversial Election Climate

Bangladesh’s Interim Leader Considers Resignation Amid Election Disputes

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Brazil’s Lula Faces Critical Test Ahead of Historic Fourth Term Bid

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