The US should abandon its post–Cold War habits of sometimes-forcible democracy promotion” for advancing human rights, analysis.
Spate of Criminal Cases Against Kyrgyzstan Journalists
Journalists in Kyrgyzstan are experiencing attacks on their freedoms, with dozens facing criminal accusations in the Central Asian country.
Aligning Corporate Political Responsibility And Money in Politics
New IDEA study highlights rising channels for businesses to integrate their publicly stated environmental goals with their political activity.
Nigerian Democracy in Peril as Country Descends Into Lawlessness
Nigeria’s insecurity endures. Gunmen are continually attacking in a number of states. The scenario is quickly devolving into broad anarchy.
Taliban Intensify Attacks On Afghan Media
The Taliban have intensified their assault against free media, detaining journalists, torturing others, shutting down news organizations.
Sudan Dismantles Barricades Set Up By Pro-Democracy Protesters
The protesters who have been fighting tirelessly for democracy wanted to recreate the two days of barricading in Khartoum last week.
The Case For Abolishing The Electoral College
The Electoral College is in part to blame for the deep challenges American democracy has faced in recent years, notably in 2020, article.
Mitch McConnell’s Personal Mission To Keep Dark Money Flowing
Since Biden revealed Ketanji B. Jackson as his Supreme Court candidate, the GOP’s hypocrisy on donor transparency has come out.
Federal Employees To Get Time Off To Vote, Work The Polls
The White House has issued a directive allowing Federal employees to take time off to vote. This is expected to improve voter turnout.
Palestinians Elect West Bank Councils In Rare Democratic Exercise
The elections came after a decade of delays in Palestinian elections. They have raised much hope about stability in the territory.