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Jul 01

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Russian voters appear to approve constitutional changes that could extend Putin’s reign

Initial results from Russia’s election indicate it will pave the way for President Vladimir Putin to retain power until 2036. Polls closed Wednesday after seven days of voting on a package of constitutional changes, including those that could allow Putin…

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Jul 01

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Hong Kong residents mull whether to leave amid Beijing’s crackdown

By Nick Schifrin

In Hong Kong, a new set of national security laws imposed by the central government in Beijing has gone into effect. The legislation restricts many freedoms enjoyed in the semi-autonomous territory, ushering in a new and ominous era for the…

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Jul 01

WATCH: U.S. lawmakers express bipartisan opposition to new Hong Kong law

By Associated Press

The House Foreign Affairs committee will hear testimony on what Beijing's new national security law means for democracy, free speech, trade, and other issues in Hong Kong.

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Jun 11

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Amid inequality and polarization, how can we strengthen American democracy?

Two years ago, the 240-year-old American Academy of Arts and Sciences created a bipartisan commission to analyze the state of American democracy. The group is now issuing a report detailing 31 recommendations for how to strengthen it. Two of the…

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May 29

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China’s move to tighten control of Hong Kong prompts U.S. policy changes

The Trump administration says it is ending special treatment of Hong Kong in response to China’s new security legislation in the territory, as well as Beijing’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic. The policy change will also sanction Communist Party officials…

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May 28

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What China’s move to crack down on Hong Kong means for city’s autonomy

China’s National People’s Congress has created a legislative process to criminalize certain behavior in Hong Kong. Pro-democracy advocates in Hong Kong, as well as the Trump administration, have criticized the move, arguing it erodes the city’s freedoms and goes against…

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Jan 22

WATCH: ‘Every generation has to fight’ for democracy and freedom, Schiff says

By Gretchen Frazee

“There’s no guarantee that next year people will live in more freedom than today, and the prospect for our children is even more in doubt,” Schiff said during opening arguments in the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump.

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Dec 19

Police detain 1,200 protesters who defied bans on assembly against citizenship law

By Emily Schmall, Ashok Sharma, Associated Press

At least three people were reported killed as protests raged around the country despite the bans as opposition increased to the law, which excludes Muslims, in a move many see as the government's push to bring India closer to a…

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Dec 17

Student protesters clash with police over India’s citizenship law

By Emily Schmall, Sheikh Saaliq, Associated Press

Police responded with rubber bullets and tear gas. Videos showed officers running after unarmed protesters and beating them with wooden sticks.

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Aug 27

Ex-diplomats urge Trump to push human rights during visit to Poland

By Vanessa Gera, Associated Press

Almost two dozen Polish former ambassadors are telling President Donald Trump that Poland's democracy is at risk, and urging him to use an upcoming visit to pressure the country's populist government to respect human rights and stop flouting the constitution.

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