7 Incumbent Hong Kong Lawmakers Exit Patriotic Election

A Shift in Hong Kong’s Legislative Landscape Several prominent legislators in Hong Kong have recently announced their decision not to participate in the upcoming “patriots-only” legislative election scheduled for December. This move marks a significant shift in the political dynamics of the region, with at least nine lawmakers choosing not to seek re-election. Among those…

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Things Can Still Worsen

The Rise and Fall of Pheu Thai’s Populist Policies Pheu Thai, once a dominant political force in Thailand, has seen its influence wane significantly. Its previous success was largely built on populist economic policies that resonated with the public. However, recent initiatives such as the digital wallet and the 20-baht flat fare for electric train…

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After Ekpa: Votes, Not Violence

The Tyranny of Lawlessness Exposed Simon Ekpa’s six-year jail term in Finland is more than a foreign court ruling; it is a warning shot to Nigeria. His convictions for terrorism, tax fraud, and incitement show that chasing political goals through violence is not just illegal but doomed to fail. It reminds us that while pushing…

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Democracy Fails in Most Nations Globally

Global Democracy Faces Major Challenges A recent report has raised serious concerns about the state of global democracy, highlighting that more countries are experiencing a decline in democratic performance. The findings suggest that democracy around the world is continuing to weaken, according to the latest analysis. The Global State of Democracy 2025, published by the…

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Vice Defense Minister, Military Aide, Marine Chief Questioned in Chae Case

Special Counsel Team Investigates Alleged External Pressure in Chae Soo-geun Case The special counsel team investigating the death of Marine Corporal Chae Soo-geun has intensified its efforts to uncover the circumstances surrounding allegations of external pressure during the investigation. This includes summoning key officials from the Defense Ministry and military who were reportedly influenced by…

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