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In Russia and Turkey, elected strongmen have succeeded in turning fledgling democracies into electoral dictatorships.

I thought another was the claim that welcoming new European democracies into NATO would prove a costly mistake.

By the dismal end of the nineteen-seventies, a series of oil shocks had sent the economies of most of the world's developed democracies into a tailspin.

The official line, after all, is clear and compelling: Europe has a moral and historical duty to integrate the new East European democracies into the Union.

It was July 2002, and civil war had been rampaging through Liberia for 13 years, transforming one of Africa's oldest democracies into a ghoulish landscape.

The true, Orwellian agenda is to support a vast new crony-capitalist industry that uses terror theater to turn open democracies into surveillance societies.

Are we spending our democracy into oblivion?

He favors a gradual introduction of democracy into Pakistan.

Such a result would plunge British democracy into crisis.

But turning democracy into a joke is never clever.

But the process of introducing democracy into Azerbaijan may turn out to be more formidable than mere free elections.