Activist Apologizes as Police Review Social Media Posts
Egyptian-British activist Alaa Abdel-Fattah issues apology for old social media content. Egyptian police launch formal review of his posts. Details on the case and its implications.
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Search for Spanish Coach, 3 Kids After Indonesia Boat Sinks
Indonesian rescuers are urgently searching for a Spanish coach and three children after their tour boat sank off Sulawesi. Get the latest on this developing story.
Mogadishu votes in first local elections in decades
Residents of Mogadishu cast ballots in the city's first local elections in decades on Christmas Day, a landmark event for Somalia's democratic process held under significant security. Read the full report.
Alberta hikes referendum petition fee to $25,000
The Alberta government has quietly increased the cost to apply for a referendum petition from $500 to $25,000 via a cabinet order, a move critics call hypocritical and a mockery of direct democracy.
Peoples' Assemblies Proposed as Democratic Lifeline
Facing apathy and centralization of power, a B.C. committee report champions citizens' assemblies to revitalize Canadian democracy. Discover this grassroots solution.
Carney's China Trade Plan Sparks Security Debate
Prime Minister Mark Carney's plan to boost trade with China, labeled a top security threat, faces scrutiny over delayed foreign interference safeguards. Can Canada balance economic needs with democratic security?
Changed vote causes division at Region of Waterloo council
A last-minute vote change at the Region of Waterloo council has ignited accusations of undermining democracy. Get the full story on the controversy and its implications for local governance.
Family Alarms Over Jimmy Lai's Health in Hong Kong Jail
The children of jailed Hong Kong pro-democracy publisher Jimmy Lai voice grave concerns for his failing health as he approaches 78. Learn about his solitary confinement and the family's plea for international intervention.
Spain Deploys Police, Soldiers to Combat Swine Fever Outbreak
Spanish police and soldiers are actively tracking wild boars and reinforcing farm security to contain a dangerous swine fever outbreak. Learn about the measures being taken.
Emerita Announces Airborne Geophysical Survey in Spain
Emerita Resources Corp. launches a 1,536 km helicopter-borne geophysical survey over its Iberian Belt West project in Spain to identify new massive sulphide deposits. The survey starts in December 2025.
X Feature Reveals Foreign-Linked US Political Accounts
X's new transparency feature raises concerns about foreign influence in US politics as popular accounts show questionable origins. Discover the implications for digital democracy.
Egyptians Vote in Second Phase of Parliamentary Elections
Egyptians participate in the second phase of parliamentary elections as the nation continues its democratic process. Get the latest updates on this significant political event.
Ty Cobb: Trump's Court Attacks Threaten Democracy
Former Trump White House attorney Ty Cobb warns Trump's denigration of the judiciary poses a grave threat to American democracy. Read the full analysis.
Fraser says democracies need strong institutions
Justice Minister Sean Fraser emphasizes that robust democratic institutions are crucial for checking power. Read his insights on maintaining Canada's democratic framework.
Pope Accepts Resignation of Bishop in Abuse Case
Pope Leo XIV makes first known move on clergy abuse case, accepting Spanish bishop's resignation. Read about this significant development in church accountability.
Digital Platforms Key to Modernizing Canadian Democracy
As democracy faces global threats, experts argue governments must adopt digital engagement tools to combat polarization and rebuild citizen trust between elections.
Halifax Security Forum to Examine Democracy's Future
The three-day Halifax International Security Forum begins November 21, 2025, bringing global leaders to discuss democracy's challenges and opportunities. Learn about key discussions.
Colombia recovers treasures from San Jose shipwreck
Colombia has begun recovering artifacts from the legendary San Jose shipwreck, discovered in 2015. The Spanish galleon sank in 1708 carrying immense treasure.
Spanish court fines Meta €470M in media dispute
Spanish court mandates Meta pay nearly half-billion euros to media outlets for copyright violations. Landmark decision impacts digital content distribution globally.
Spain's Democratic Transformation After Franco
Examining Spain's remarkable transition from dictatorship to democracy since Franco's death in 1975, and the challenges facing modern Spanish society. Discover how democracy transformed a nation.
Ethics complaint filed over MP's floor crossing
Democracy Watch files ethics complaint against MP Chris d'Entremont for crossing floor from Conservatives to Liberals, alleging violation of voter trust and conflict rules.
Rubiales Has Eggs Thrown at Him by Uncle in Madrid
Former Spanish FA president Luis Rubiales was targeted by his uncle in an egg-throwing incident at his book launch. This follows his sexual assault conviction for the non-consensual kiss of Jenni Hermoso.
Alberta UCP confronts recall petitions it enabled
Alberta's UCP government faces recall campaigns after lowering petition thresholds. Discover how direct democracy tools are now targeting their creators over policy disputes.
Canadian Calls Grow for Jimmy Lai's Release from Hong Kong Jail
Niagara-on-the-Lake mayor joins Ontario family of imprisoned Hong Kong publisher Jimmy Lai in demanding his freedom. The 75-year-old pro-democracy activist remains jailed since 2023.
Manitoba cracks down on election disinformation
Manitoba's government passes sweeping new bills including strong anti-disinformation measures for elections, healthcare reforms, and enhanced consumer protections in final legislative push.
Montreal's Election Apathy: Why Voters Are Tuning Out
As municipal elections approach, Montreal faces a troubling reality of voter disengagement and lackluster political discourse that threatens the city's democratic vitality.
Are Canadian Judges Undermining Parliamentary Democracy?
A critical examination of judicial activism in Canada reveals how courts may be undermining democratic processes through expansive Charter interpretations, raising concerns about parliamentary sovereignty.
Babbel Language App Review: Canadian Perspective
Discover how Babbel's science-backed approach to language learning helps Canadians master new languages faster with practical, real-world conversations.
Exiled Spanish King Breaks Silence in Revealing Memoir
Former Spanish King Juan Carlos reveals his perspective on his controversial reign, sudden exile, and financial scandals in a deeply personal new memoir that's shaking the monarchy's foundations.
Trump's Election Warning: 'Bloodbath' If I Don't Win
Former President Donald Trump issues stark warning about economic consequences and auto industry future if he loses November election, raising concerns about democratic norms.
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