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The constitutional reform as a reason for optimism about the future of democracy in Tanzania

For Tanzania to realise real and sustainable democracy, a new constitution is necessary. President Samia Suluhu Hassan took over as the country's first-ever women president two years ago, changing the Tanzanian…

May 17, 2023Tanzania

Democracy Governance

Tensions in North Mitrovica are likely to resurface

Although over three weeks have passed since the extraordinary elections were held in the four northern municipalities of Mitrovica, and more than two weeks since the certification of the results…

May 16, 2023North Mitrovica, Serbia

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Vučić ‘s reasons to blame CIA over article published in New York Times

In a recent article published on the website of the New York Times weekly magazine, it discusses the alleged connections between the Serbian President, Aleksandar Vučić, and the world of…

May 11, 2023Serbia

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Elections in Paraguay suggest little optimism in fighting corruption

Conservative Santiago Peña’s overwhelming win in Paraguay’s presidential election not only reaffirmed the long-ruling Colorado Party’s hold on power but raised questions about the future role of ex-president Horacio Cartes who has…

May 2, 2023Hezbollah, Paraguay

Democracy Governance

Situation in Russia

The Kremlin first started commenting on existing body doubles for Putin, which likely means that public appearances of Russia’s President are a major problem.The Kremlin should be ready to face…

April 26, 2023Putin, Russia

Democracy Governance

Territorial claims by Lesotho’s opposition further post-apartheid tensions

The motion by Lesotho’s opposition to return parts of South Africa's territory is not especially popular amongst the inhabitants of Lesotho, and even though the issue emerges periodically as a talking point, it doesn't appear…

March 30, 2023Lesotho

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Guatemala’s deteriorating democracy

Guatemala’s democracy is facing a severe crisis. The authorities have undermined human rights safeguards and institutional checks on the abuse of power in an effort to prevent accountability for widespread…

March 22, 2023FECI, Guatemala

Democracy Governance

Presidential election in Liberia likely to bring more authoritarian and corrupt rule

The current atmosphere of insecurity and violence would pose on the pending elections in Liberia. With acting president eager to keep the power, the current priorities of political stability, strong…

March 15, 2023Liberia

Democracy Governance

Sudan’s struggle for power might weaken the position of the military

The emerging of top military high-rank officials’ rivalry in Sudan is stirring up. Following the October 2021 coup Deputy Head of the Sovereign Council, General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo alias Hemedti, changed his position…

March 13, 2023gold, Sudan, Wagner Group

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China eager for greater say in Western democratic tools

China is likely to step up efforts to have a say in Western political process through media campaigns and election meddling. Beijing has opted for a policy of confrontation toward…

March 10, 2023Canada, China

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The constitutional reform as a reason for optimism about the future of democracy in Tanzania

Tensions in North Mitrovica are likely to resurface

Vučić ‘s reasons to blame CIA over article published in New York Times

Elections in Paraguay suggest little optimism in fighting corruption

Situation in Russia

Territorial claims by Lesotho’s opposition further post-apartheid tensions

Guatemala’s deteriorating democracy

Presidential election in Liberia likely to bring more authoritarian and corrupt rule

Sudan’s struggle for power might weaken the position of the military

China eager for greater say in Western democratic tools

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