Mattarella: "War has returned to spill blood, even close to us"
President Sergio Mattarella emphasized the persistence of war and the need for community and cooperation at a ceremony for civilians awarded for heroism and civic engagement.
Too Young to Vote: How Young People in Penzberg Are Fighting for Democracy
Young citizens in Penzberg organized a democracy demonstration to promote values like freedom and tolerance, despite not being eligible to vote yet.
The actress Ottavia Piccolo: 'A nice no to protect our children and grandchildren'
Ottavia Piccolo expresses her determination to vote against specific policies on March 22-23, emphasizing the importance of protecting future generations.
Natasha Seeks Calm in Ohiri-Umahi Debt Dispute
Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan calls for calm and adherence to the rule of law following the controversial arrest of Tracy Ohiri in a dispute involving Minister David Umahi.
Chico Filho highlights the Chamber's initiatives as innovative and close to the people
Chico Filho, president of the Maceió City Council, emphasizes innovative initiatives aimed at bringing the legislative power closer to the public during the opening of the legislative year 2026.
How to Defend Our Democracy
The article discusses a recent large-scale citizen demonstration in Mexico defending democratic values against governmental disregard, emphasizing the importance of civic engagement.
Turin, the banners of Piazza San Carlo: civil passion of 'Turin - Ztl'
In Turin's Piazza San Carlo, a balcony has become a civic bulletin board displaying banners expressing civic passion, recently showing solidarity with the local newspaper La Stampa.
How do we get more people to the election party? Fund launches quick grant on election day, while NGO advocates for the long haul
A fund is providing quick grants to civic organizations to encourage more young people to vote.
The Sports Library dedicated to Mura
Milan has inaugurated its first Sports Library, dedicated to journalist Gianni Mura, aimed at promoting sports through cultural and civic engagement.
40 years since the People Power Revolution, citizens gather to 'confront corruption'
Citizens gathered in Manila to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the People Power Revolution, calling for accountability from a government struggling with corruption allegations.
School, Valditara allocates 30 million for educational projects in defense of the environment
The Italian Minister of Education, Giuseppe Valditara, has allocated 30 million euros for educational projects aimed at promoting environmental care and respect among students.
More than 80,000 voters have canceled titles in MS; see how to regularize
Over 80,000 voters in Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil, have had their electoral titles canceled and face exclusion from the upcoming elections unless they regularize their status by May 6.
This referendum is not a crusade
The article provides a personal perspective on an upcoming referendum regarding justice reform in Italy, focusing on the need for a more accessible understanding for citizens.
Debate on Justice with Gallera and La Lumia
Cultural Association Legnano Domani is organizing a debate on the justice reform referendum in Legnano.
“Authority and finances are empty”…Demand for a complete re-examination of Daegu City Council's administrative integration
Opposition to the proposed administrative integration law in the Daegu-Gyeongbuk region is growing, with the Daegu City Council demanding a comprehensive re-evaluation due to concerns over power delegation, financial stability, and representation imbalances.
Elections in Mendoza: what is being voted on today, Sunday, February 22
Today, citizens in several departments of Mendoza, Argentina, are voting to renew local council seats.
Municipal Election in Munich: How the Audience Experienced the Mayor Triell
The article discusses the experiences of audiences attending a mayoral debate in Munich ahead of the municipal elections.
Democracy and the Future in Our Talks
A sold-out event at the Mattatoio in Rome featured discussions on neo-authoritarianism as part of a celebration of La Repubblica's fiftieth anniversary.
Bauska Youth Gets Involved in Local Event Planning
Young people in Bauska are actively participating in the third Youth Council to express their generation's views and gain practical experience in public administration.
Parliament of the Future: 30 students from Piauí experience life in the Legislature
Thirty students from Piauí will experience the workings of the legislative process through the 'Parliament of the Future' initiative.
Students on shopping trips. How participatory school budgets work
The article discusses participatory school budgets in Poland and their impact on students and educational environments.
Grindavik Residents Get to Choose Where They Vote
Residents of Grindavik can choose their voting location for the upcoming elections.
ECOWAS court urges CSOs to drive enforcement of judgments
The ECOWAS Court of Justice has called on civil society organizations in Nigeria to actively participate in ensuring the enforcement of its judgments, highlighting the importance of civic engagement in the justice process.
"One Third Silent for 10 Years"
The article discusses the phenomenon of a significant portion of the population maintaining silence over a decade regarding certain issues.
The government will approve a new composition of the State Progress Council
The Lithuanian government is set to refresh the membership of the State Progress Council by including more representatives from civic organizations and experts in defense and education.
"They Did Things I Didn't Want to Do." MP Gregor's Association Hides Its Operations
Matěj Gregor, a Czech MP, faces scrutiny over his euroskeptic association "Odchod," which is struggling with inactivity and unclear operations despite having previously raised substantial funds.
About Understanding the Crisis and When It Can Become an Opportunity
Ján Markoš discusses the emergence of a 'new Slovakia' through civic engagement amid a crisis, while questioning the sustainability of such changes.
2026: Vote during elections, Bishop urges Osun residents
The Catholic Bishop of Osogbo has urged residents of Osun State to participate in the upcoming governorship election and to vote according to their conscience.
Dating in France: A vote for love
A new initiative in France encourages young people to vote in municipal elections, partnering with dating apps like Tinder to promote civic engagement among youth.
The age threshold for youth is planned to be increased to 30 years
Latvia plans to raise the age threshold for youth engagement in state programs to 30, strengthening youth participation in civic processes.
Broad Front against electoral reform, mockery and joke: Luisa Alcalde
National president of Morena, Luisa María Alcalde, criticized the Broad Front against electoral reform, describing it as a joke and a mere facade of civic engagement.
Incheon Civic Group: Mayor Yoon, 13.2 billion won spent on promises and economic free zone, but citizens do not feel it
A civic group has criticized Incheon Mayor Yoon for spending 13.2 billion won on promises and the expansion of economic free zones while citizens do not perceive any benefit from it.
The Best Students of the Capital Honored in Riga
On Monday, 95 top students in Riga were honored for high achievements in academics, sports, culture, civic engagement, and promoting the school's image, as reported by the Riga City Council's External Communications Department.
Book launch: Obi advocates principled resistance to bad leadership
Former Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi highlighted the necessity of principled resistance and civic engagement during the launch of Prof. Akinyemi Onigbinde's book, 'The Stubborn Goat: A Citizen’s Engagement with Nigeria.'
The public demonstrated impressive civic power in calling against violence. Now it is the turn of decision-makers
Thousands in Tel Aviv's city center protested against ongoing violence and discrimination faced by the Arab community in Israel, demanding serious consideration from decision-makers.
Cristina Branco, the fado singer who conquered the Netherlands before Portugal: 'Music has a civic duty'
Cristina Branco discusses her musical journey from the Netherlands to Portugal and her advocacy for civic engagement in music following her participation in a boycott of the Eurovision Festival.
Local Elections in Hesse: Against Navigation Democracy
The article discusses how the digital era's reliance on navigation tools affects democracy and uses the upcoming local elections in Hesse as an opportunity for a reality check on civic engagement.
Negativity in politics is as enticing as drugs or reality shows, but it robs people of hope, says civic activist Bára Stárek
Civic activist Bára Stárek discusses the underutilized democratic potential of Slovakia and the Czech Republic, emphasizing the need for engagement among young people and the negative impact of political negativity.
Before the election in Saxony-Anhalt: "One must make use of the rule of law as long as it is still there"
Andreas Petrik, a professor of civic education, discusses political engagement and the importance of utilizing the rule of law amidst rising extremism in Saxony-Anhalt.