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Elections Wrapped

Divided by Democracy: South Korea’s Tumultuous Path in 2025

The 2025 South Korean presidential election exposed a deepening political polarization, threatening democratic cohesion in South Korea.

Elections Wrapped

This initiative sheds light on the unique political processes underpinning elections across nations and their evolution in the coming years.

South Africa’s Political Earthquake

The brazen radicalism of the MK party and its success in upending the ANC's 30-year reign over South African politics reflects an intense backlash to the failures and shortcomings of the ANC’s rule.

Iran Voted, But the Regime Still Won

Iran elected an unprecedented President. To many Iranians, this changes nothing.

How to Protect Democracy: Senegal Elects a New President

In the face of political turmoil and civil unrest, the people of Senegal were able to voice their concerns and elect leaders whom they believed in. Now, it is up to Faye to show his people that they put their faith in the right candidate.

The End of Conservative Rule, But at What Cost to Labour?

Operating under a constrained budget in the aftermath of COVID and the economic downturn that haunted his predecessors, Starmer and Labour are under pressure to prove Britain’s party switch was worth it.