On Thursday, July 15, 2021, with the support of the U.S. Agency for International Development, members of the European Democracy Youth Network (EDYN) will join the...
On May 25th, as part of the Geneva Lecture Series concepted and conducted by prof. Anis H. Bajrektarevic, a large number of international affairs specialists, faculty...
The history of modern Turkey can be summarized as the history of military interventions. In the late Ottoman times, the army was the first and foremost...
Abstract: Five months into the military coup of 1 February, Myanmar is on an increasingly fragile trajectory with clear signs of conflict escalation. World attention tapered...
The US Federal cabinet currently has 24 members, the UK cabinet has 22, Germany has 14, France has 16 ministries but one person can be in...
Authors: Timothy S. Rich, Ian Milden, Madelynn Einhorn, Aurora Speltz* Most Latin American presidential systems have runoff elections if the first place candidate fails to meet...
On June 18, 2021, with an unprecedented abstention rate in the history of the Republic (as many as 48% of eligible voters did not go to...
In Iran, a boycott of the regime’s sham election was part of a more significant protest against the policies of its leadership. However, for those who...
The writer is of the view that the Indian constitution has multifarious provisions about fundamental freedoms and other rights. But, the caste-based society and Hindutva-obsessed polity...
Since its establishment, the Communist Party of China has made many national contributions and has become the main engine of Chinese progress since the revolution led...
