@unnameduser @therightarticle @zleap Switzerland, Sweden, the European Union from what I know. I’m sure there are others.
@pete @unnameduser @zleap This is interesting although my own view is the interpretation of 21 ‘full democracies’ (covering just 6.4% of the global population) is a generous interpretation - https://www.visualcapitalist.com/mapped-the-state-of-global-democracy-2022/
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Also interesting how many former colonial nations don't have much in the way of democracies and yet the countries who colonised them have maintained their democracies.
Just shows how fragile democracy is, many western countries are balanced on the border of democracy and on the other side far right extremism,
@pete @zleap @unnameduser Yes agree.
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I was going to mention New Zealand but wasn't sure.
It's laughable that the UK is up there in the "full democracy" category when we have a royal family, a house of lords, and no proportional representation.