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What Voters’ Rejection of the Status Quo Means for...
Two first-time candidates made it to the run-off in the first round of the Tunisian presidential election. The outcome speaks…
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Two first-time candidates made it to the run-off in the first round of the Tunisian presidential election. The outcome speaks…
From spoiled ballots to unsanctioned demonstrations, some Cubans are challenging the island’s political status quo. On February 24, Cubans voted…
After years of conflict in Syria, there is still little consensus on how everyday Syrians will be able to reclaim…
Young people are disproportionately affected by the insecurity plaguing the Northern Triangle countries of El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras. One…
Until last weekend, the World Cup was the only event that I could rely on seeing on every TV in…
Tunis, Tunisia – The International Republican Institute (IRI) and the National Democratic Institute (NDI) today announced the arrival of their…
All eyes are on Tunisia as it prepares for a presidential election on September 15 — an election hastened by the untimely…
The threat of “color revolutions” is a recurring theme in the Russian government security discourse and pro-Kremlin media. The term…
En Argentina el 23 de noviembre de 2017 se sancionó la Ley 27.412, que aborda la Paridad de Género en…
Bulganchimeg Bayasgalant, a Mongolian participant in the International Republican Institute’s (IRI) 2019 Generation Democracy Global Summit, argues that young changemakers…
TUNIS – The International Republican Institute (IRI) and the National Democratic Institute (NDI) announced today the launch of their joint…
Like much of the civil war-torn nation, decades of conflict have plagued Burma’s southeastern Kayin State. Since Burma’s independence in…