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Guatemala’s President Giammattei hit the bottom of corruption involvement
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Guatemala’s President Giammattei hit the bottom of corruption involvement

Guatemala is rapidly sinking back into authoritarianism. Despite expressing a rhetorical commitment to fighting corruption, the Guatemalan state ultimately remains more interested and invested in defending entrenched traditions of elite impunity…
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August 24, 2022Tags: Guatemala
Angola elections: estimations and scenarios
Posted inDemocracy Governance

Angola elections: estimations and scenarios

A close race between incumbent Angolan President Joao Lourenco and opposition leader Adalberto Costa Junior is a likely result of presidential race. Mass rigging could be a trigger for violence in Angola after general elections of August…
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August 23, 2022Tags: Angola, MPLA, UNITA
Kenya could plunge into political and ethnic crisis after elections
Posted inDemocracy Governance

Kenya could plunge into political and ethnic crisis after elections

A legal challenge would plunge Kenya after elections into a period of political instability. The situation is likely to deteriorate because this election seems to be the last chance for this rally loser…
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August 16, 2022Tags: Kenya
Nicaragua’s repressions as an attractive policy for authoritarian regimes in Latin America
Posted inDemocracy Governance

Nicaragua’s repressions as an attractive policy for authoritarian regimes in Latin America

Nicaragua has chosen the path of dictatorship, and relies on the support of Russia and China to be protected against its own citizens, whose patience is wearing thin after years…
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August 10, 2022Tags: Nicaragua
Mahmoud Abbas’ most likely successor raises legitimacy concerns
Posted inDemocracy Governance

Mahmoud Abbas’ most likely successor raises legitimacy concerns

The nepotistic rise of Hussein al-Sheikh, the PA's key liaison with Israel, is emblematic of much that is wrong with the Palestinian leadership. After a year in power, Israel’s “government…
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June 22, 2022Tags: Palestine
Maasai under pressure over foreign tourists and corrupt Tanzanian government
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Maasai under pressure over foreign tourists and corrupt Tanzanian government

Tanzanian government is pushed by foreign actors to evict ethnic Maasai that can result in humanitarian crisis and violations of human rights. Tanzania’s government has prepared a land use model…
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June 17, 2022Tags: maasai, Tanzania
Presidential election in Somalia: corrupt indirect voting to hit prospects for positive change
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Presidential election in Somalia: corrupt indirect voting to hit prospects for positive change

Presidential election in Somalia neither offers potential for substantial changes in the country, nor reduces corruption. After three rounds of voting by 328 MPs and senators, former President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud emerged victorious in the final…
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May 19, 2022Tags: Somalia
Turkmen women’s right restrictions signal about Ashgabat-Taliban cooperation
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Turkmen women’s right restrictions signal about Ashgabat-Taliban cooperation

The Turkmen president change and the further women's right restrictions show clearly that Ashgabat plans to cooperate deeply with the Taliban regime in Afghanistan. Since Serdar Berdymukhammedov succeeded his father…
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May 11, 2022Tags: Afghanistan, Turkmenistan
New round of anti-Semitism in Russia
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New round of anti-Semitism in Russia

Russia is about to resume a showdown with Israel, likely to get bilateral relations into the Cold War, as domestic anti-Semitism is growing. The statement by Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov,…
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May 5, 2022Tags: anti-semitism
Somalia: unblocked presidential elections amid risks of deepening crisis
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Somalia: unblocked presidential elections amid risks of deepening crisis

Election of parliament leaders in Somalia paves way for presidential vote. After the protracted delays and obstacles in choosing the members of parliament, the election of the parliamentary leadership is a…
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May 2, 2022Tags: Somalia

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