@not_a_charmFor the first time in eight years, the global decline in democracy appears to be slowing. According to the latest Democracy Index from the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), nearly 75% of countries either improved or remained stable over the past year, marking the first meaningful pause in the downward trend since it began. Norway continues to top the rankings.
عرض المنشور الأصليصورة بواسطة @not_a_charm· Jun 26, 2026· News
A world map color-coded by regime type with a legend at the top showing four categories from dark red authoritarian regime through light red hybrid regime, yellow flawed democracy, and shades of blue for full democracy. Most of North America, Western Europe, Australia, and parts of South America appear in darker blue, while Russia, China, much of the Middle East, and large parts of Africa are shaded deep red. Gray areas mark countries with no data.
@not_a_charmFor the first time in eight years, the global decline in democracy appears to be slowing. According to the latest Democracy Index from the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), nearly 75% of countries either improved or remained stable over the past year, marking the first meaningful pause in the downward trend since it began. Norway continues to top the rankings.
عرض المنشور الأصليصورة بواسطة @not_a_charm· Jun 26, 2026· News
A world map color-coded by regime type with a legend at the top showing four categories from dark red authoritarian regime through light red hybrid regime, yellow flawed democracy, and shades of blue for full democracy. Most of North America, Western Europe, Australia, and parts of South America appear in darker blue, while Russia, China, much of the Middle East, and large parts of Africa are shaded deep red. Gray areas mark countries with no data.
