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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.

By Leo Maxwell • June 30, 2025 3 MIN READ

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

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.

Maduro Calls Venezuelans to Vote Again Amid Controversial Election Climate

While some opposition voices urge abstention as a form of protest, others warn that voting could enable the government to claim an uncontested victory.

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Muhammad Yunus at his temporary office at Jamuna State Guest House in Dhaka last year.

Bangladesh’s Interim Leader Considers Resignation Amid Election Disputes

Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus faces mounting pressure from political factions and the military as he struggles to steer Bangladesh toward delayed elections.

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Effective Strategies to Challenge Authoritarian Rule

Drawing on global experiences and the work of political scholar Gene Sharp, this article explores proven methods to resist autocratic governance beyond traditional democratic appeals.

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Press Freedom: The Cornerstone of Democracy

An insightful discussion on the essential role of press freedom in sustaining democracy, featuring perspectives from a leading publisher.

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A Free Press: Essential Pillar for a Free Society

The independence of the press remains vital to democracy amid growing threats worldwide. Protecting free journalism is key to preserving informed citizenry and social cohesion.

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Measuring the Erosion of Democracy: When Opposition Becomes Risky

As modern autocrats employ legal tactics to undermine opposition, identifying the shift from democracy to authoritarianism requires assessing the cost citizens face when challenging those in power.

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Harvard political theorist Danielle Allen and far-right writer Curtis Yarvin engage in a debate over whether democracy should be replaced by monarchy.

Harvard Hosts a Provocative Debate: Democracy Versus Neo-Monarchism

A controversial discussion at Harvard between political theorist Danielle Allen and neo-monarchist Curtis Yarvin sparked intense interest and debate over the future of American governance.

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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

Effective Strategies to Challenge Authoritarian Rule

Press Freedom: The Cornerstone of Democracy

A Free Press: Essential Pillar for a Free Society

Measuring the Erosion of Democracy: When Opposition Becomes Risky

Harvard Hosts a Provocative Debate: Democracy Versus Neo-Monarchism

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Years After Hong Kong Protests, Many Still Face Harsh Consequences

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