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The bill would also allow for some foreign spending in state elections, politically motivated hiring or firing of election ...

The way forward lies in embracing constitutional values not just legally, but culturally — by advancing women’s rights, and ...

Tomorrow, Aug. 1, is the 16th death anniversary of President Cory Aquino. In these troubled times when the Filipino people hunger for leaders who are honest and charismatic, we remember with gratitude ...

Dennis, a diplomat turned public intellectual, had just published an article in a leading political science journal titled ...

In his sophomore feature, Oscar-nominated filmmaker, Pawo Choyning Dorji, wrestles with Bhutan’s growing pains, confronting ...

Caste identity in our times is not framed within the broader framework of the caste-system but around the newer aspirational ...

The United States is on a downward trajectory when it comes to respect for civil rights, with an international monitoring ...

By Dr. Zeren Langjia Is a ruler truly in control, or merely borrowing power from people? Throughout history, civilisations have devised distinct frameworks for legitimising rulers. Two influential ...

It’s hard to think of an industry, outside of modern universities, whose blatant attempt to increase and safeguard their own ...

This is the moment Democrats have been talking about for years: a chance to prove we’re more than a party of outrage and ...

In an era defined by democratic ideals and egalitarian principles, the persistence of monarchy across the globe presents a fascinating paradox.