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A year after Taliban takeover, Afghans in Albania still dream

DemDigest    August 16, 2022 August 16, 2022   

Pashtana Rasool (below) was involved in spearheading democratic efforts in Afghanistan as the Executive Director of the Afghan Child Education and Care Organization or AFCECO, Una Hajdari writes for Euronews. … Read more »

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Democracy Digest    #afghanistan #nedemocracy

Brazil ‘moving dangerously’ in direction of electoral autocracy

DemDigest    August 15, 2022 August 15, 2022   

Brazilian democracy faces a moment of “immense danger”, a manifesto signed by almost a million citizens has warned amid growing fears president Jair Bolsonaro could refuse to accept defeat in October’s… Read more »

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Brazil, Latin America/Caribbean    #brazil #nedemocracy

Could a Marshall Plan have saved Tunisia’s transition?

DemDigest    August 15, 2022 August 15, 2022   

Tunisia was heralded as the beacon of democracy in the Arab world, yet it was never offered the financial and diplomatic support that other young democracies have enjoyed, argues Sarah E…. Read more »

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Democratic Transitions, Middle East/North Africa, Tunisia    #Tunisia #transition

Democracies taking tougher approach to foreign interference

DemDigest    August 15, 2022 August 15, 2022   

The advanced democracies are inaugurating a tougher approach toward Chinese inbound investment and generally adopting more hawkish foreign policies toward Beijing’s sharp power, says a leading analyst. They are responding… Read more »

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Analysis, Central/Eastern Europe, China    #foreigninterference, #nedemocracy #sharppower #china

China – from dividend to disaster in a single generation

DemDigest    August 15, 2022 August 15, 2022   

China is now peaking in its power and is soon to decline, and that makes it especially dangerous, according to Tufts associate professor Michael Beckley, co-author of a new book,… Read more »

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Asia, Authoritarianism, China    #china #authoritarian

Explaining Ukraine’s resilience

DemDigest    August 15, 2022 August 15, 2022   

Russian President Vladimir Putin “realizes he’s made a mistake” by ordering the invasion of Ukraine, said NATO’s former Supreme Allied Commander James Stavridis, which explains why he has been pushing… Read more »

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Central/Eastern Europe, Ukraine    #ukraine #resilience #nedemocracy

Xi Jinping’s ‘Guns of August’ threaten Taiwan?

DemDigest    August 12, 2022 August 12, 2022   

Increasingly, it appears that China’s president is turning to nationalism as a substitute for economic growth as a source of political legitimacy, says Council on Foreign Relations chief Richard Haass…. Read more »

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Democracy Digest    Taiwan

Bipartisan initiative to advance ’21st Century Democracy’

DemDigest    August 12, 2022 August 12, 2022   

The U.S. Congress is to consider bipartisan legislation to boost funding and modernize methods used to defend democracy abroad, reports suggest. The initiative will establish new authorities and provide additional… Read more »

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Democracy Assistance and Promotion    @NEDemocracy, #MadeleineKAlbrightDemocracyinthe21stCenturyAct

Ukraine: Democratic realism vs Putin appeasers

DemDigest    August 12, 2022 August 12, 2022   

Some 98% of Ukrainians believe their country will definitely or likely win the war against Russia, according to the latest public opinion survey conducted by the International Republican Institute (IRI). East Ukraine… Read more »

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Analysis, Authoritarianism, Central/Eastern Europe, Civil Society, Eurasia, Russia, Ukraine    #ukraine #nedemocracy #IRI #Plokhy

Will Ukraine war return illiberal Poland to EU’s democratic fold?

DemDigest    August 11, 2022 August 11, 2022   

Poland’s illiberal government may be forced by events, including those unleashed by Russia’s war, to inch closer to the European democratic mainstream, according to Kultura Liberalna’s Jaroslaw Kuisz and Karolina… Read more »

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Central/Eastern Europe, Poland, Ukraine    #authoritarian #nedemocracy #jodemocracy, #KulturaLiberalna #JaroslawKuisz #KarolinaWigura

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