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Study Finds Losing Federal Elections Lowers Social Trust Among Canadian Voters

Researchers say national results act as a signal about how many fellow citizens share voters’ views, which can reduce trust when rivals win.

Hessen Names Volkan Çidam First Paulskirchen Professor for Democracy

Suspect Arrested After Bonita Park Homicide in San José

AfD Motions Seek to Loosen Party’s Rules on Members With Extremist Ties

Marlene Lufen Criticizes Wealthy 'Tax Flight' on Her Podcast

Population Growth and Latino Drift Put Texas Senate Race in Play

Cambridge Researcher Argues Algorithms Are “Designed to Radicalize” in New Book

Analysts Say U.S. Democracy Has Been Damaged by President Trump's Expansion of Executive Power

Thuringia Survey Finds Record Support for Democracy, Weak Trust in Government

Iván Redondo Launches ‘El Manual’ in Madrid, Says He Is Ready to Return to Politics

Princess Leonor Admitted to Political Science Degree at Madrid’s Carlos III University

Pope Leo XIV Visits Vatican Diplomatic Academy, Stresses Service of Peace, Truth and Justice

Princess Leonor Admitted to Political Science at Universidad Carlos III for 2026 Start

Princess Leonor to Study Political Science at Madrid’s Carlos III University in 2026

Americans Doubt Political Emotion on Screens, Cornell Study Finds

Autocracies Now Outnumber Democracies, BTI 2026 Finds

Claudine Gay Will Teach Selective Harvard Seminar on University Power This Fall

CBSE Class 12 Political Science Paper Rated Moderate as Exam Concludes Nationwide

Study Finds Democracy’s Deep Global Roots in Ancient Societies

V-Dem 2025 Report Says U.S. Is No Longer a Liberal Democracy