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Vancouver Courier - European democracy is weakening, report warns

Vancouver - 19.06. 2025 - 06:26:36

European democracy is weakening, report warns

Traditionally stable European countries are seeing the rule of law deteriorate as voter turnout and democratic legitimacy decline worldwide, International IDEA said, highlighting concerns over France, the Netherlands and Spain.

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