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The defeat of new Gambian Constitution is the blow to democracy and anti-corruption efforts

It is highly likely, that the Gambia's 2021 presidential election will be organized under the "Jammeh's constitution". Important reforms and anti-corruption efforts could be undermined. Several foreign partners who have…

September 30, 2020Gambia

Governance

Government and paramilitary groups behind human rights violation in Venezuela

Venezuela’s government has been involved in committing crimes against humanity. The United Nations-backed fact-finding Independent mission on the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela investigated 223 cases of alleged extrajudicial executions, enforced disappearances, arbitrary detentions…

September 21, 2020Venezuela

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Warning: Ethiopia’s separatism risks over the regional elections in Tigray

Prime Minister of Ethiopia Abiy Ahmed Ali needs to resolve his differences with the Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) to achieve lasting peace with Eritrea and to decrease risks of…

September 17, 2020Ethiopia, Tigray

Governance

Policy to deny Russia’s meddling closes the way out of domestic political crisis

Russia’s meddling in U.S. voting does not question the legitimacy of Trump's victory but indicates Russia's hostility and disregard for the standards of democracy and international law. The White House…

September 11, 2020Russia, Trump, USA

Governance

Bad Kim Jong Un’s health is the reason for political changes in DPRK

North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un's health is in critical condition hazard to life, though rumors of a coma have proven unfounded. Kim Jong-Un's physical condition indicates that the country's leaders…

August 27, 2020DPRK

Governance

Scenarios unfolding in Belarus and challenges for developing democracy there

Having assessed possible scenarios for developments in Belarus, we assume that Russia would come back as the main beneficiary under any of them. Possibility for Russia to unfold a military…

August 18, 2020Belarus

Governance

Reasons for DPRK Prime-minister resignation

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has appointed Kim Tok Hun a new Prime-minister of the North Korean cabinet instead of Kim Jae Ryong, who had been relieved from his…

August 14, 2020DPRK

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Lebanon – hostage to a corrupt politics and to a pro-Iranian armed movement

August 4th is the day of what is called the Lebanese ground zero. The explosions were caused by the presence of 2750 tons of ammonium nitrate. The official thesis so…

August 12, 2020Gerta Zaimi, Hezbollah, Lebanon

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Is Bulgaria in the verge of crisis and can this spread to EU?

Bulgaria was always seen as a corner of European Union. For political reasons, economic but also because it never fully transitioned to EU. Latest protests and implications of its leadership…

August 11, 2020Arbesa Hoxha, Bulgaria

Governance

Pro-Russian opposition may win election in Belarus

The upcoming election in Belarus will not bring about the democratic governance for this country. The reason for that is the absence of independent opposition leaders. Most of potential opposition…

August 7, 2020Belarus

Governance

The defeat of new Gambian Constitution is the blow to democracy and anti-corruption efforts

Government and paramilitary groups behind human rights violation in Venezuela

Warning: Ethiopia’s separatism risks over the regional elections in Tigray

Policy to deny Russia’s meddling closes the way out of domestic political crisis

Bad Kim Jong Un’s health is the reason for political changes in DPRK

Scenarios unfolding in Belarus and challenges for developing democracy there

Reasons for DPRK Prime-minister resignation

Lebanon – hostage to a corrupt politics and to a pro-Iranian armed movement

Is Bulgaria in the verge of crisis and can this spread to EU?

Pro-Russian opposition may win election in Belarus

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