By Ian Buruma Revelations from the files of the convicted sex offender and prolific social networker Jeffrey Epstein keep coming, drip by drip. With every story of well-connected politicians, bankers, ...

The European Union's high court found Hungary trespassed on freedom of expression by nixing Klubrádió's license over minor problems.

Hungary's upcoming election is about whether it can cement its place as a European nation and revive its stagnating economy ...

A new research hub at UNSW Sydney will address global democratic decline by investigating ways to strengthen democratic systems and ...

Twenty-four-year-old Polish activist Dominika Lasota remembers waiting in anxious silence for the 2023 election results to ...

It doesn’t have to be that way: Consider Minneapolis. Tens of thousands of ordinary Americans risked freezing temperatures, pepper spray, stun guns and worse to stand up for their neighbors.

After a period of democratic backsliding, governments that want to restore democratic rule face an “illiberal trilemma”: They ...

Europe now finds itself sandwiched between two autocrats, each working to weaken Europe for his own purposes. Those purposes may not be joint, but they intersect and are clear: they want to activate ...

Philippe Bolopion warns that ‘there is a risk that the U.S. switching sides on the global scene may strengthen the ...

Seeing Ms. Croissette (OPINON: Tyranny of the majority: Maryland’s 1st Congressional District on the chopping block, Feb. 13, ...

India will be hosting Brics Plus summit later this year. The grouping has major powers with significant independent agency and is certainly not a mere market to be carved up among countries of West ...

The U.S. secretary of state said in Budapest that the president was “deeply committed” to the success of Viktor Orban, who has boasted of creating an “illiberal state.” ...