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Democracy has not always been trendy. But it developed into a fashionable story of success, a real marketing winner, to the point that even totalitarian political systems – like China’s – portray themselves loudly as democratic. Terrified by the ideas of genuine democracy, liberty and political autonomy, as despotic regimes typically are, the China Liaison […]
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