Politics

The picture of an office is created that looks like a showcase from a museum of state history. A remnant of days when after the end of the monarchy one tried desperately to get a new symbol to the... [...]

The promise of democracy lives from the fact that every vote counts and every political current is heard. The 5 percent hurdle turns this promise into an illusion for hundreds of thousands of committed citizens. A system that is supposed to ensure stability... [...]

A living democracy is dependent on open competition between different political positions. The free and fair comparison of different programs and candidates ensures the diversity of opinions, gives the voters real choices and... [...]

Modern electoral systems emphasize the claim of free and equal choices, but many people find the actual choices to be limited. The blocking clause means that votes for smaller political forces are not included in the parliamentary composition, which... [...]

The state's duty of neutrality is not only a fundamental law principle, but also a prerequisite for the development of a living and pluralistic society. It ensures that the state stays out of the opinions of the citizens and that no... [...]

Something is beginning to grow in the communities that has long been forgotten in the capital's offices: the trust between citizens and representatives, which is based on real encounters and practical experience. It's no coincidence that more and more... [...]

The legitimacy of democracy is no longer a matter of course today, but is in an extremely critical situation. Not only is trust in democratic principles dwindling, but also the actual functioning and efficiency of the political... [...]

Committees of inquiry should be a symbol of democracy, a tool of control that brings power to a limited extent and brings truth to light. But behind this facade, a sobering picture emerges. Instead of enlightenment, staging is created, instead of consequence, it follows... [...]