Taiwan recall vote: Key players and tensions
A deep dive into Taiwan's recall vote, highlighting the key figures involved and the political tensions shaping the island's future.
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Hong Kong police offer bounties for overseas activists
Hong Kong authorities have placed bounties on exiled pro-democracy activists, escalating their global crackdown on dissent. Learn more about the targeted figures and international reactions.
US sanctions Myanmar junta over rights abuses
The United States has announced new sanctions targeting Myanmar's military regime, intensifying pressure over ongoing human rights violations and suppression of democracy.
Bukele likens re-election bid to Nicaragua, Venezuela
Nayib Bukele, El Salvador's controversial leader, faces backlash after likening his bid for re-election to the political landscapes of Nicaragua and Venezuela, raising concerns over democratic norms.
Tesla shares fall over Musk pay package backlash
Tesla's stock price takes a hit as shareholders voice concerns over Elon Musk's controversial $56 billion compensation plan, raising questions about corporate governance.
Water firms must prioritise public over profits
A damning report calls for UK water companies to shift focus from shareholder dividends to environmental and social responsibility, amid rising public outrage over sewage spills and service failures.
Wise founders' voting rights spark US listing backlash
Kristo Käärmann, co-founder of Wise, faces backlash over controversial voting rights structure ahead of the company's US listing, with critics arguing it undermines shareholder democracy.
Macquarie Bank faces pay backlash at AGM
Macquarie Bank's AGM saw heated debates as shareholders expressed frustration over soaring executive pay packages amid stagnant returns.
Ukrainians angry at Zelenskyy's wartime anti-corruption law
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy faces mounting anger in Ukraine after pushing through a contentious anti-corruption law that critics say undermines democratic freedoms during wartime.
Should teens learn politics before voting?
A growing debate suggests teenagers should receive political education before gaining voting rights. Advocates argue it could strengthen democracy, but critics question its feasibility.
Lords reform urged as Smith calls chamber 'unfit'
Prominent figures including Lord Chris Smith and Sandi Toksvig demand sweeping reforms to the House of Lords, branding it outdated and undemocratic.
Cleverly: Labour undermining democracy in Rayner row
Home Secretary James Cleverly has launched a scathing attack on Labour, claiming the party is 'undermining democracy' by defending Angela Rayner amid allegations over her tax affairs. The political row escalates as Starmer stands by his deputy.
EU condemns Zelensky over Kyiv protests
The European Union has condemned Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's handling of mass protests in Kyiv following the signing of a contentious anti-corruption bill, raising concerns over democratic freedoms.
UK voting age drops to 16, but colonies excluded
While the UK extends voting rights to 16-year-olds, its colonial outposts remain disenfranchised. A stark contrast in democratic values.
Taiwan activists exploit recall system against pro-China candidates
Campaigners in Taiwan are using a unique recall mechanism to challenge pro-China politicians, shaking up the island's political landscape amid rising tensions with Beijing.
Why Australia’s Voting Age Shouldn’t Drop to 16 Yet
Lowering the voting age to 16 in Australia could backfire without proper civic education. Experts warn that young voters need foundational knowledge to make informed decisions.
Votes at 16: The Future of UK Democracy?
Lowering the voting age to 16 could strengthen democracy by engaging young people early. Here’s why the UK should embrace this change.
Should Opinion Polls Be Banned? The Growing Debate
A growing debate questions whether opinion polls do more harm than good, skewing public perception and distorting democratic processes. Experts weigh in.
Labour proposes major democracy reforms to boost trust
Labour's Steve Reed unveils bold plans to reform democracy, increase transparency, and restore public trust ahead of the next general election.
UK voting rules overhaul: Who can now vote?
The UK government has announced sweeping changes to voting eligibility, allowing more citizens to participate in general elections. Find out how this could impact democracy.
Reckitt faces backlash over £55m CEO pay amid job cuts
Reckitt Benckiser, the parent company of Durex, is under fire for approving a £55m pay deal for its CEO while slashing jobs and freezing wages for staff.
El Salvador's President faces backlash over rights law
President Nayib Bukele's new legislation sparks outrage as critics warn of threats to civil liberties in El Salvador.
Rosanna Arquette's US election warning
Hollywood star Rosanna Arquette shares her concerns about the upcoming US election in an exclusive interview, discussing democracy, activism, and the role of celebrities in politics.
Ocado boss defends £15m pay amid shareholder anger
Ocado CEO Tim Steiner faces criticism over his £15 million pay package as shareholders voice concerns amid financial struggles.
North Dakota enacts controversial voting law
North Dakota introduces groundbreaking legislation to redefine voter eligibility, sparking nationwide debate on election integrity and democratic access.
Biden attacks MAGA Republicans over Trump loyalty
President Joe Biden has launched a scathing critique of MAGA Republicans, accusing them of prioritising loyalty to Donald Trump over democratic principles. The remarks come amid rising political tensions in the US.
Meta shareholders sue execs over FTC fines
Meta shareholders have filed a lawsuit against Mark Zuckerberg, Peter Thiel, and Sheryl Sandberg, alleging mismanagement leading to hefty FTC fines. The legal drama unfolds as investors demand accountability.
Afghan leak superinjunction sets dangerous precedent
The UK government's use of a superinjunction to suppress the Afghan leak sets a dangerous precedent for press freedom and transparency.
Hungary's democratic backsliding raises alarm
Hungary's democratic backsliding under Viktor Orbán raises concerns about the future of liberal democracy in Europe. Experts warn of parallels with other nations flirting with authoritarianism.
Turkish opposition leader İmamoğlu jailed
Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu, a prominent critic of President Erdoğan, has been sentenced to prison in a case widely seen as politically motivated. The ruling sparks fears of further erosion of Turkey’s democratic institutions.
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