Mitsotakis Establishes an Authoritarian Model of Power
The article discusses how modern western democracies are weakened by the erosion of institutions, with a focus on the authoritarian tendencies in Greece under Prime Minister Mitsotakis.
The Murdoch Holocaust: How the Media Emperor Destroyed Everything He Loved in the Pursuit of Power?
An exploration of the Murdoch family's tumultuous dynamics and how it intersects with the media empire's influence on Western democracies.
In Brazil, news on the right
The article discusses the rise of far-right political forces in Brazil and other Western democracies, highlighting the challenges faced by centrist and moderate right parties.
Why most democracies won’t touch Trump’s Board of Peace
The Trump-led Board of Peace, meant to address global harmony, is being shunned by key Western nations concerned about its unilateral nature.
Western Democracies: Migrants Believe in Us More Than We Do
The article discusses the prevailing pessimism in Germany and Europe at the start of the year, highlighting economic struggles, geopolitical tensions, and the rise of far-right groups, while noting that migrants continue to have faith in democratic systems despite the negativity.
Mr. Mamdani, what does the oath on the Quran mean?
The article discusses the implications of swearing an oath on the Quran in Western democracies and its relationship to values of human dignity and individual freedom derived from biblical origins.
Democracy Movements: The Dream of Freedom Should Not Be Dreamed in Vain
A Romanian investigative documentary titled 'Hacked Justice' explores the decline of democracies in Western Europe and the persistent dream of freedom among democracy movements in Central and Eastern Europe.