democracy

Apparent absence of democracy is viewed from the jaundiced eyes of one or the other elite predispositions

Lai attends summit of IPAC concerned about how democracies interact with Beijing

Trump labels Kamala Harris ‘radical left lunatic’ in first rally since reset presidential race

Guatemala had in 2023 one of the most tense electoral processes in its recent history

Rights activists concerned over receding civic spaces and democracy

While India has become a member of the league of great nations, much remains to be done at home

AfD faces increased scrutiny over racist remarks, espionage allegations, as it tops polls in eastern states

Outcome regarding reserved seats carries substantial implications for both the government and PTI/SIC

Senate chairman urge political parties set aside difference for the sake of progress

Top court says ROs have no right to determine ‘office hours’

When political parties become fiefdoms the entire concept of democracy is undermined

This vicious cycle is what characterises the seven-and-a-half-decade journeys of our society

The message is loud and clear: we need a cool-down period for healing and for putting the country back on the path

CJ Qazi Faez Isa pays homage to Justice Sardar Tariq Masood at farewell reference

Recent global democracy review downgrades us to an ‘autocracy’.

The people of the subcontinent have not yet seen the curse of authoritarianism lifted

In this historic moment, the public has reclaimed the ground that rightfully belongs to them

It is worrisome for the world’s fifth largest democracy that it could not even compete with Angola

Study finds US remains a ‘flawed democracy’

FO response comes as OHCHR raises concern about ‘PTI leaders’ harassment’

Kakar urges political parties to improve performance to gain political space

Civilian governments in Pakistan have not been rising on shoulders of public power but borrowed power from military

People of Pakistan wait to see functioning parliament, judiciary untangled from political cases

Country witnesses substantial increase of 22.5 million voters including 12.5 million women

It is satisfying enough that elections will be held resolving muddle that Pakistan has been in for last two years

Country created 76 years ago through historic democratic movement has been unable to fully assimilate democratic norms

In this year’s super-election cycle, half of the global population is expected to vote. But democracy is in retreat

Quaid's disarming logic was that democracy is only system that empowers ‘all’ — minority as well as majority

State Dept spokesperson says it is not for Washington to dictate Islamabad polls ‘specifics’

Society in Pakistan is still divided on basis of tribalism and feudalism: Dean

Speakers at book launch underline need for grooming leaders from grassroots

Pakistan encountered formidable challenges in establishment of fully functional democratic political institutions

All isms have been but ideas, and mankind has been searching for the best ways to live and rule themselves

It calls for consensus and majority decision-making, equal rights and opportunities, and a welfare state

France, Israel, Italy, South Korea, Romania and Croatia are among countries that have convicted a former top leader

Spokesperson says Pakistan is 'a sovereign state' and 'can make decisions for itself'

Qaiser pens letters to EU, US, UK, global human rights bodies to take notice govt actions

Democracy deteriorates in the absence of mutual tolerance among political constituencies and parties

Economic insecurity is the major reason for the transition from a democracy into authoritarianism

Speakers express concern over low turnout of youth for voting

Youth’s electoral participations ‘abysmally low’ as compared to other democracies

Attacks have continued in country and scarred consciousness of nation

A country may have an elected political system but it may lack democratic institutionalisation

In democracy, business and marriage, it is important to have someone to settle for

We support the peaceful upholding of democratic, constitutional and legal principles, says State Department spokesman

In the US and European countries, democracy is the most popular political staple

Chomsky argues that the genuine need to ‘manufacture consent’ or shape public opinion is in democratic countries

Climate change minister says democracy cannot be reduced to one linear experience or model in history

Without the recognition of dignity, democracy cannot simply work

‘Whole-process people's democracy’ is not the kind that wakes up at the time of voting, says Chinese official