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Paragraph 1 As Nigeria slowly turns its gaze toward the 2027 general elections, a new kind of conversation is emerging, one that is less concerned with which candidate will emerge victorious and more preoccupied with whether ordinary citizens, especially the young, will have any meaningful say in how the country…
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1. A Meeting of Minds in Colombo: Confronting the Invisible Forces Shaping Elections On a late October morning in Colombo, a quiet but critical conversation unfolded about the future of democracy itself. Representatives from the Election Commission of Sri Lanka, the media, and civil society gathered under the banner of “Beyond the Algorithm,” an event organised by Democracy Reporting International (DRI) with the co-funding of the European Union. The title was deliberate. It suggested that the greatest threats to democratic elections are no longer just the loud, obvious lies told by political rivals, but the quiet, automated systems that decide…
(Paragraph 1) The Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport is not merely a transit point; it is a sprawling, breathing metropolis of glass, steel, and relentless human momentum. On any given Sunday, Terminal 2 transforms into a stage of feverish activity—a grand theater where weary business travelers drag carry-on luggage past families tearfully embracing, where first-time flyers stare in awe at the vast, cathedral-like ceiling, and where airport staff in crisp uniforms glide through crowds with practiced efficiency. The air is thick with the scent of jet fuel, brewing coffee, and the collective anxiety of a thousand departure boards ticking down…
