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The reports, in the New York Times and Politico, come as Donald Trump continues seeking to reverse his November 3 presidential election loss to Joe Biden through baseless fraud claims and personal outreach to state election authorities.
Democracy worldwide could lose as incumbent United States leader Donald Trump refuses to concede defeat and alleges voter fraud in the 2020 presidential election, with Indonesian political experts believing the US might give license to populists in other democracies to follow in Trump's footsteps.
Be warned, however, that the alternative to a return to populism or to a single individual at the helm is just as dangerous: because it is based not on the experimental method, but on an elitarian, classist idea of democracy and representation.
Amid rising populism and identity politics around the globe, the formation of a regional identity must strike the right balance between integration and regulations, European and ASEAN experts and officials have recently noted.
