Democracy as an aspect of security policy – Perspectives from Europe and beyond
How is the perception of autocracies as security threats articulated in national security strategies? In a constantly and fast-changing global…
How is the perception of autocracies as security threats articulated in national security strategies? In a constantly and fast-changing global…
For years, German Multilateralism; followed the philosophy of “change through trade”. This method was suitable to justify any agreement with…
A number of politicians in Europe, notably from government parties in Poland and Hungary, are challenging established conceptions around the…
As Czechs prepare to elect a new parliament on 8 and 9 October, local issues on the rule of law…
In an unprecedented institutional stand-off, a Spanish top court suspended legislation meant to reform judicial appointments.
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What does it mean to be tolerant? To be resilient? To be a community? As the Community Resilience Initiative comes…
We asked our global staff what democracy means to them and it turns out that there are as many opinions…
With #InternationalDayofDemocracy coming up this Wednesday, we wanted to ask: What does democracy mean to you? For some, democracy is…
Democracy International, under USAID’s Community Resilience Initiative (CRI), works with civil society organizations to reduce the victimization of Venezuelan refugees…