Recent Changes in Pakistani Politics 
Even by the standards of Pakistan's perpetual political volatility, the past ten weeks have been quite tumultuous in the country. Pakistan has had a new government since April 11, after Imran Khan was ousted in a no-confidence vote. From the March 8th motion to his April 10th vote, the weeks leading up to the  vote have been dramatic and interesting. The country is currently in  economic and political crisis. Shahbaz Sharif's new government is paralyzed in decision-making and  struggling to gain a foothold, but the deposed prime minister has launched rallies across the country attacking the government's legitimacy and demanding new elections. leading. At the same time, Pakistan is also facing a severe climate emergency. Not only are the political temperatures rising, but an unprecedented heatwave that has gripped Pakistan for weeks.

How do you see this as a young man 
Looking at youth political participation behavior  in Europe today, this paper provides the reader with a map of the various terms and logics used to discuss youth political participation. The existing literature is validated based on her five key questions: What defines youth political participation? How does youth political participation differ from adult political participation? How do young people develop political attitudes? How does youth political participation differ in Europe? What methods are  used to analyze youth political participation? This paper provides a useful overview of the subject for those unfamiliar with youth political participation. At the same time, the already informed scientist is given an opportunity to reflect on the current state of research in this area. Finally, this paper points out where future research is needed. 

look at democracy 

Democracy means government by the people. The name is used for various forms of government that allow people to participate in  decisions that affect how communities operate. There are many different ways to do this today. People get together to decide on new laws or amendments to existing laws. 

Democracy in the  modern world 
But today there are countries on earth that are based on votes, so there are different kinds of  majority governments. No two frameworks are the same, and no framework can be considered a "model". There are formal and parliamentary popular governments, bureaucratic or single majority governments, multi-government systems using relatively democratic frameworks, and multi-government systems using majority frameworks, people's governments that are also governments. 
One thing that is consistent with today's majority government structure, and also acknowledged by the old model, is the use of representation from individuals. Instead of directly participating  in regulation, current vote-based systems use decisions to select agents to be dispatched by individuals and monitor individual interests. Such a framework is known as  a delegated majority rule system. It is essentially the "majority rule" because it takes into account his two criteria above: each individual's fairness (one person, one vote) and each individual's right to some degree of individual independence. You can sue.