Understanding Lebanon’s Broken Voter Registration System
In the days leading up to the May 6 Lebanese parliamentary election, the capital Beirut got a little quieter as tens of thousands of people drove to towns and...
August 2nd, 2018 
Richard SalameTurkey’s Election Breaks the Opposition’s Heart
The June 24 snap presidential and parliamentary elections in Turkey were the subject of much anticipation, hope, and excitement. Ultimately, the election came...
June 28th, 2018 
Claire SadarCanada’s Indigenous Communities Await Real Changes
Canada's 2015 federal election brought the Liberal Party led by Justin Trudeau to power. The strong re-emergence of the Liberal Party was made possible by...
June 14th, 2018 
Oscar JarzmikA Velvet Resignation in Armenia
After weeks of mass protests, former Armenian president and newly appointed prime minister Serzh Sargsyan suddenly resigned on Monday, April 23. According to...
April 25th, 2018 
Frank ElbersIsrael: Democracy or Apartheid State? An Interview with Josh Ruebner
Josh Ruebner is the author of the insightful new book, Israel: Democracy or Apartheid State? and the Policy Director of the US Campaign for Palestinian Rights....
April 4th, 2018 
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