By Zach Leggio and Mayerlyn Rivera Edition 7: April 15-21 Upcoming India On Friday, April 19th, all 543 seats of…
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By Lauren Thacker On February 25th, Belarus conducted its first elections since 2020, leading to mass protests and a crackdown…
By Leon Cohen The United States has not seen a third-party candidate with significant impact since Ross Perot in 1992.…
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By Shelby Watson The participation of college students in the democratic process is imperative. Not only will the local representatives…
by Mayerlyn Rivera “Bukele! Bukele! Bukele!”, these are the chants San Salvador, El Salvador heard on the night of the…
By Annalyn Both Over the last several years, human rights have been at the heart of much of the widely…
By Lily Thomas, Zachary Leggio, and Mayerlyn Rivera Edition 5: April 1-April 7 Upcoming Kuwait Kuwait’s legislative election is taking…
By Zachary Leggio and Mayerlyn Rivera Edition 4: March 25-March 31 Upcoming Türkiye The Republic of Türkiye, better known as…
By Lily Thomas, Zachary Leggio, and Mayerlyn Rivera Edition 3: March 18-March 24 Upcoming Senegal Senegal’s controversial presidential elections are…