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IRI’s Work is Helping Countries Break the Corrupti...
Washington, DC – In recognition of International Anti-Corruption Day, IRI, along with the Open Government Partnership and the Sunlight Foundation,…
IRI’s Rima Kawas Looks at How IRI is Helping Count...
Corruption – The Weed of Democratic Development Open Government Partnership By Rima Kawas Corruption is like a weed, strangling democratic…
IRI’s Mike Druckman Looks at What Ukraine can lear...
ENERGY INDEPENDENCE: Baltic energy policy should serve as inspiration for Ukraine Business Ukraine By Michael R. Druckman As the country…
Deutche Welle Talks to Mohsen Marzouk about Democr...
Mohsen Marzouk: Is Tunisia’s democracy failing? Deutche Welle By Anne-Sophie Brändlin Mohsen Marzouk is one of the most powerful politicians…
FoxNews.com Looks at Russia’s Crackdown on I...
State Department ‘troubled’ by Moscow’s move against Soros groups FoxNews.com The U.S. State Department says it is “troubled” by Russia’s…
CEPPS Partners Congratulate Gayle Smith on her Con...
Washington, DC – “The International Republican Institute (IRI), the National Democratic Institute (NDI) and the International Foundation for Electoral Systems…
December 1 is #GivingTuesday, Donate to Support De...
Washington, DC – Have you thought about what you are doing for #GivingTuesday? For more than 32 years, IRI has helped…
IRI’s Work Supports Burma’s Historic Elections and...
Rangoon, Burma – On November 8, Burma took an important step in its democratic transition with the first competitive elections…
IRI Launches New Leadership Institute in Europe...
Europe Whole and Free Leadership Institute Connects Young Leaders in Countries Undergoing Democratic Transitions Washington, DC – The IRI today launched…
Assistant Secretary Malinowski Encourages Youth Pa...
Washington, DC – IRI hosted Tom Malinowski, the U.S. assistant secretary of state for democracy, human rights and labor, at its…
The Economist Looks at the Situation in Moldova, C...
Small enough to fail The Economist THE shenanigans of a tiny group of politicians and businesspeople in Europe’s poorest country…