Op-ed: Germany’s journey to democracy

By Uta Rasche It was 175 years ago when Germany’s first freely-elected parliament met in St. Paul’s Church in Frankfurt. The constitution they created is one of the most important chapters in the history of German democracy. During the 19th century an unprecedented wave of revolutions swept across large parts of Europe. Following events in…

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Interview: “Strengthening democracy across borders”

The author Ilija Trojanow is involved in the “Global Assembly”, which is seeking ideas for strengthening democracy worldwide.   By Carsten Hauptmeier The initiators of the “Global Assembly” firmly believe that the question of democracy and human rights is not limited to nation states. To mark the 175th anniversary of the first German National Assembly, activists…

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2023 Inauguration: My administration will discourage corruption – Tinubu

Nigeria’s new president, Bola Ahmed Tinubu has promised that his administration will discourage corruption through the introduction of a credit culture. Tinubu stated this while delivering his inaugural speech as the 16th President of Nigeria at the Eagle Square today (Monday) The President said, “Our government will continue to take proactive steps such as championing…

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