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NEWS: Two Turkish Cities Are Finalists for 'European Capital of Democracy'

Ankara and Denizli Join Brussels and Tirana on Short List

NEWSLETTER: The Planetocracy Is Coming, So Wear Your White Hats

Also: Impact Investing Against Democracy; Sub-Saharan Local Covenant; Cat-Mayor-Martyr

By the people, for the people, and the bees

The loss of biodiversity is one of the most serious problems of our time. The ECI Campaign, an NGO dedicated...

First-ever online collection of signatures sets Italy up for referendum on...

Italy is experiencing history in the making - thanks to a citizens’ initiative regarding legalizing...

10 years of strengthening citizens’ voices in Latvia – what’s next for...

The ManaBalss platform celebrates its tenth anniversary and looks back on a decade of improving citizen...

“From petitions to decisions!” | ABSTIMMUNG 21 is organising Germany’s...

In preparation for the September 2021 elections in Germany, we have been organising the first nationwide...

Ukrainian vibes - Democracy across borders

The Ukrainian Vibes - European Public Sphere project in phase one offers a virtual stage to young people and...

A call for greater citizen participation in the CoFoE

On 19 June, the first plenary session of the Conference on the Future of Europe (CoFoE) was held in...

On to the next decade!

On 30th June 2011 Democracy International was officially founded in the small town of Kortenberg, Belgium....

European Public Sphere travels to Eastern Europe

The European Public Sphere is on tour again. This time we travel to Ukraine. As part of ASA, four young...

Mini-Europe to discuss the future of Europe

The first European elections to directly elect the European Parliament took place in 1979. In 2012, the...

Photo credit: Programmers Marlyn Wescoff and Ruth Lichterman wiring the right side of the state-of-the-art ENIAC computer in the 1940s - U.S. Army Photo – Public Domain

A critical United Nations update is available

Since the 1940s, we’ve updated our technological infrastructure, so why shouldn’t we update our democratic...