Tag: Democracy

In April 1989, thousands of students began gathering in Beijing’s Tiananmen Square to make an unprecedented cry for freedom. The ...

Extinction Rebellion’s (XR) stated aim is to employ “non-civil disobedience in an attempt to halt mass extinction and minimise the ...

Editor’s Note: Building on previous publications, George Lueddeke PhD, independent Global Lead of the international One Health for One Planet ...

A recent report published by the Stockholm-based International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (IDEA) has concluded that democracy is ...

U.S. gun violence is considered by many at home and abroad as an example of a horrific, unfortunate, uncontrolled domestic aspect of its past, ...

Gary Chambers Jr., an activist based in Baton Rouge, has attracted viral attention after having posted a video as part ...

The subject of “Civility” dealt with in a recent Impakter article has generated a wide range of reactions, some believing ...

Editor’s Note: Following our article on the fiasco that was Biden’s Summit for Democracy, we are happy to present the ...

For 12 years, following a military coup, Honduras has been ruled by one party, the National Party. For over a ...

On October 4 Facebook and its suite of apps, such as Instagram and Whatsapp, shut down for a majority of ...

On September 5, in the early hours of the morning, Alpha Condé, the first President of Guinea democratically elected since ...

Guinea’s main opposition leader, Cellou Dalein Diallo, has given his support for the military coup that ousted President Alpha Condé ...