Beneath the DRC’s bustling energy of electoral promotions, dark remnants of a tumultuous history linger ominously, posing a risk to the country's progression towards an authentic democratic society.

In this crucial chapter of America's unfolding story, we are united in a common cause: safeguarding the sanctity of our electoral democracy. It's more than about the act of voting; it's about guaranteeing that faith in our electoral system stays unblemished and strong.

In a world ever more interconnected and interdependent, the sanctity of truth seems to be eclipsed by the alarming escalation of electoral misinformation, a phenomenon that threatens the pillars of democratic governance and mutual trust within society.

As Slovakia braces for a pivotal parliamentary election on the horizon, the nation finds itself at a crossroads, besieged by divisive rhetoric and heightened tension.

In recent years, the UK government took steps to fortify the integrity of electoral processes through the enactment of voter ID laws, requiring voters to present photographic identification at polling stations and during postal vote registration.

Bernardo Arévalo's unexpected victory in the presidential elections symbolise a rejection of institutionalised corruption, and the Guatemalan people's determination to protect and improve their democracy.

Since independence, no elections that have been held in Uzbekistan have been deemed free and fair. The one in 2023 is no exception.

In a time when the world keenly observes the mechanics of democracy, the recent elections in Russia cast a looming shadow on the very principles that should embody fairness and transparency.