Defending democracy in US
Defending democracy in US

Defending democracy in US

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In an effort to address a civic education crisis in the U.S., over 6,000 middle school students participated in the National Civics Bee, which tests their understanding of democracy and government structures. This initiative highlights a significant gap in civic knowledge, as only a third of adults can pass the citizenship civics exam. Meanwhile, a group of Republicans is rallying support for Kamala Harris, seeking to attract voters disillusioned with Donald Trump, emphasizing the need to protect democracy amidst rising polarization. In Pakistan, democracy faces serious challenges due to political extremism and a controversial constitutional amendment, undermining public trust and participation. As the U.S. approaches its elections, concerns grow over threats to election officials and voter intimidation, raising alarms about the integrity of the democratic process. Lastly, Jammu and Kashmir's recent assembly elections saw significant voter turnout, reflecting a potential revival of faith in democracy, despite no clear winner emerging from the contests.

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