Train to serve: Leaders begin their path to the mayor’s office
This event focuses on how the path of political leadership entails a series of challenges and responsibilities that require a…
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All the autocrat’s men: The court politics of Putin’s inner circle
What is the state of the “Putin court?” And how has Russia’s war against Ukraine influenced the clan battles that…
Why the EU could and should join the international treaty on exchange of data for the verification of asset declarations
Asset declaration systems are one of the most powerful tools in combating corruption. However, the effectiveness of asset declarations all…
CEPPS Youth In Focus: World Press Freedom Day
In 2024, a record number of elections will take place around the world. During this pivotal moment for democracies, the…
NATO Looks South: Elements of a Strategy
NATO strategy looking south is more about warning, planning, partnerships, and the commitment to crisis management than it is about…
Addressing the Accountability Gap panel @ Fordham Law School
Fordham International Law Association, Leitner Center for International Law and Justice, and III hosted a discussion on ‘Addressing the Accountability…
Lessons Learned Processes: Advancing to the Next Elections
Lessons learned processes are a critically important tool that link electoral cycles to each other, where an electoral management body…
Keseb Turns 2! Highlighting 10 positive narratives for democracy
Two years ago, we launched Keseb with the dual mission of countering authoritarianism and advancing inclusive and resilient democracies. See…
A Call to Defende Democracy
Today, democracy faces an array of grave challenges, globally as well as within the EU’s own borders. EU institutions, custodians…
Michael O’Flaherty has been elected as the Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights
The Irish human rights lawyer will serve a non-renewable term of six years starting on April 1, 2024