Biden to decry democracy 'recession' at White House summit
The two-day virtual summit has already faced backlash from some of the United States' chief adversaries and other nations that were not invited to participate.
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The two-day virtual summit has already faced backlash from some of the United States' chief adversaries and other nations that were not invited to participate.
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden is convening global leaders Thursday to pledge strong new commitments to democracy, even as the U.S. itself is facing some of the gravest threats
The two-day virtual summit has already faced backlash from some of the United States' chief adversaries and other nations that were not invited to participate
The two-day virtual summit has already faced backlash from some of the United States' chief adversaries and other nations that were not invited to participate
President Joe Biden is ready to urge participants at the first-ever White House Summit for Democracy to reverse an ongoing “recession” of democracy that is playing out at a time of rising authoritarianism around the globe and extraordinary strains on foundational institutions in the U.S. The two-day virtual summit has already faced backlash from some of the United States' chief adversaries and other nations that were not invited to participate