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Report Warns Extreme Weather Threatens Elections and Democracy
A new report indicates that extreme weather events are becoming an increasing threat to the integrity of elections and democratic processes worldwide. The findings suggest that climate-related disruptions could undermine political stability.
22 Apr, 00:49 — 22 Apr, 05:29
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le-mondeHigh4h ago
Extreme weather a growing threat to elections and democracy
At least 26 elections and referendums have been postponed in the last decade due to natural disasters, according to a report by Stockholm-based democracy and electoral assistance institute International IDEA.
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Extreme weather a growing threat to elections, democracy: Report - The Straits Times
Extreme weather a growing threat to elections, democracy: Report The Straits Times
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First report: straits-times · 22 Apr, 00:49|Full coverage: 2 · 5h|Window: 5h
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