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From 1988 to 1993, as the correspondent for Eastern and Central Europe, she covered the collapse of the Soviet bloc and the transition of Europe's new democracies to a market economy.

They're a transfer of sovereignty from national democracies to a despotic world government.

Its tightest election may put this young democracy to a stern test.

"We've crossed the threshold from an unstable democracy to a consolidated one".

In this sense, we may be seeing the beginnings of a swing away from total reliance on representative democracy to a resurgence of the participatory kind.

The theme was "passing the torch of democracy" to a new generation.

The experience pushed me away from social democracy to a socialist analysis.

Instead they should relish the chance to convert the world's most vigorous democracy to a saner policy.

"That was very unpleasant, because I had to defend the principles of democracy to a group that doesn't care very much about democracy," Varoufakis said.

He described as "jocose" the appointment of Mr Abrams, "a man who is the apotheosis of democracy", to a post in an office for democracy and human rights.

It's no small matter, however, to introduce democracy to a country where thieves get their hands cut off.