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Trump campaign’s election lawsuits risk undermining U.S. democracy, say Canadian Supreme Court’s retired judges

How journalism can stop democracy’s global decline

Canada criticizes Tanzanian election and arrests of opposition leaders, but won’t withdraw recognition

If trust in the vote can be eroded in the U.S., no one should take it for granted

Hong Kong pro-democracy legislators hand in resignations

November 11 Updated

Donald Trump launches one final assault on U.S. democracy

The Editorial Board

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Hong Kong's opposition lawmakers resign in protest

The U.S. election was a stunning triumph for democracy at a moment when it was sorely needed

Canada urged to enact sanctions on Chinese officials for actions in Hong Kong

‘The U.S. clearly remains a great democracy’ and other insights from our election roundtable

Is this what democracy looks like?

The world’s democracies should prepare for a contested U.S. election result

Timothy Garton Ash

Canada urged to offer safe haven to Hongkongers

Threat of U.S. election chaos a terrifying reminder Big Tech should not be entrusted to uphold democracy

The Western world has had enough of China’s hypocrisy

October 19 Updated

Donald Trump appears to be finished - but U.S. elections have surprised before

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With voting under attack in the U.S., Canada must recommit to democracy

Peter Donolo and Jason MacDonald

Facebook’s threats to Australian news imperil democracy everywhere

Daniel Bernhard

The message for Democrats from Kennedy’s defeat? AOC calls the shots

Lawrence Martin

Lawrence Martin

Trump’s political violence is a fire that can’t be contained

Elizabeth Renzetti

Elizabeth Renzetti

Belarussian opposition leader calls on Canada to mediate crisis amid fears of Russian interference

Latin America faces a ‘decline of democracy’ during pandemic

Hong Kongers scramble for safe havens as Beijing tightens its grip

If Hong Kong burns: What happens when a city caught in the middle loses hope?

Canada, and the world, must respond to China’s ominous actions in Hong Kong

New security law could splinter Hong Kong’s justice system, erode rights to fair trial

Freedom is dying in Hong Kong, if anybody cares

‘Can you help me move tomorrow?' In Hong Kong, Chinese security law prompts soaring interest in emigrating

False reality is at the heart of Putin’s brazen constitutional assault

China passes new national security law for Hong Kong

A thriving news ecosystem is good for democracy and for all Canadians

Kevin Chan and Marc Dinsdale

Refusing to be gagged, Myanmar journalists work from shadows

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