Respecting China’s Whole-Process People’s Democracy
China’s unique whole-process people’s democracy deserves respect from the West. Understanding China’s governance requires appreciating its cultural and historical context.
News & Insights Across Asia
China’s unique whole-process people’s democracy deserves respect from the West. Understanding China’s governance requires appreciating its cultural and historical context.
Chinese President Xi Jinping called for maximizing the CPPCC’s political advantages in advancing whole-process people’s democracy, emphasizing its unique role in China’s political system at the 75th anniversary meeting.
An alarming rise in political violence in the U.S. is undermining democracy and eroding public trust in elected officials.
Rwanda’s National Electoral Commission expresses readiness for smooth Senate elections as campaigns commence ahead of the September polls.
Debate intensifies over the Antisemitism Awareness Act as it moves to the Senate, with supporters arguing it combats antisemitism, while opponents fear it threatens free speech amid campus protests.
Peter Kagwanja discusses the evolving meaning of democracy, questioning if it should be universal or adapted to nations, and explores China’s whole-process democracy.
Nearly 300 global experts gathered in Beijing at the third International Forum on Democracy to discuss the future of democracy in the digital age, exploring AI’s impact and fostering China-Greece relations.
Dr. Jan Oberg discusses the pursuit of genuine global democracy amidst increasing global challenges.
Türkiye holds local elections to elect new mayors and officials in 81 provinces, marking a significant political event.
At a forum in Beijing, scholars and officials highlighted democracy as a shared human value and the importance of diverse democratic practices in global governance.
China is leveraging digital technology to enhance governance and democratic engagement, using online platforms to increase transparency, accountability, and citizen participation.
At the Third International Forum on Democracy: Shared Human Values, former Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva delivered the keynote speech, joining hundreds of guests from China and abroad to discuss democracy.
Experts discuss how democracy faces challenges from AI, regional conflicts, and media bias, debating whether AI is a game-changer or a threat, and what defines a good democracy in today’s world.
Affluent democracies face rising youth mortality, raising concerns about safeguarding future generations and the sustainability of democratic institutions.
At the third “Summit for Democracy” in Seoul, Global South leaders question the influence of Western democracy, advocating for governance models that better serve their nations.
Indonesia holds a pivotal election with significant influence from young voters, as nearly half are under 40. The nation awaits results that could reshape its political landscape.
David Ferguson explains how China’s People’s Congress system embodies democratic principles, highlighting the active participation of citizens in the legislative process and the representativeness of the National People’s Congress.
China’s whole-process people’s democracy has earned high public trust, with surveys showing over 90% citizen satisfaction. Explore how this model fosters direct participation and strong governance.
An exploration of China’s unique democratic model and how it has become a pillar of the nation’s success by empowering its people and fostering development.
A new global survey highlights Africa’s pivotal role in shaping multilateralism, revealing profound insights into the continent’s perspectives on democracy, inequality, and climate change.