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June 27, 2019 –

“Elections” are often the first thing people think of when they think about democracy. And while elections are a key…

June 27, 2019 –

China’s efforts to undermine democracy are expanding worldwide The Washington Post By Josh Rogin The Chinese government claims a foreign…

June 26, 2019 –

On July 21, Ukrainians will go to the polls for the third time in five months to vote in snap…

June 24, 2019 –

Tunisia’s political instability and polarization has reached a critical juncture in the run-up to the autumn 2019 presidential and parliamentary…

June 20, 2019 –

On Wednesday, June 19, the International Republican Institute hosted the new Moldovan Foreign Minister, Nicolae Popescu, for a conversation on…

June 20, 2019 –

Turning the Tables on Turkey’s Democracy Balkan Insights By Ilija Vojnovic Turkey held crucial local elections on March 31, the…

June 19, 2019 –

In just seven days, Moldovans saw dramatic political change that once seemed impossible. Last Friday, all signs pointed to snap…

June 18, 2019 –

Next Steps in US-Ukraine Bilateral Relations: Forging Ahead The Heritage Foundation By James Jay Carafano The U.S. is a global…

June 18, 2019 –

United States Government launches project on citizen engagement of women and youth U.S. Embassy in Mauritania As part of its support…

June 17, 2019 –

Last August, IRI’s Office of Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (OMEL) brought together 27 program staff members from both Washington D.C.…

June 14, 2019 –

This Sunday, June 16, Guatemalans head to the polls to vote for every elected office in the country. During the…

June 13, 2019 –

On June 16, Guatemalan citizens will vote for president, 160 congressional representatives and 340 mayors. While candidates for all races…

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