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Blog: The Strategist
As expected, Russian President Vladimir Putin has unofficially begun his campaign for re-election ahead of the presidential election scheduled for 17 March 2024. Exhibitions celebrating the Putin era are already on display, and cultural performances ...
Blog: Australian Institute of International Affairs
Donald Trump has once again claimed victory in the US Republican primary, and Russia's Vladimir Putin is guaranteed to be leading in this year's election in Moscow. The big surprise this month, however, is the surge of the Far Right in Portugal which has gained an unprecedented following under the new Chega party.
Blog: The Strategist
Moscow and Beijing likely worked together to sow disinformation globally that was propagated locally by political parties in the lead-up to Solomon Islands' national and provincial elections on 17 April 2024. Both countries' propaganda systems ...
Blog: Global Voices
Boris Nadezhdin and Yekaterina Duntsova happened to be the main figures of the Russian elections in March 2024, although neither of them are going to be on the ballot
Blog: Global Voices
New history books and classes called "Important Conversation" are prompting the new nationalist propaganda discourse across schools in Russia.
Blog: Ideas on Europe
For our weekly editorial by UACES, the University Association for Contemporary European Studies, we have the pleasure to welcome Adrian Favero, from the University of Groningen, in the Netherlands.
The post Swiss Elections appeared first on Ideas on Europe.
Blog: UCL Uncovering Politics
This week we're exploring the state of public opinion in Russia. How popular is Putin? And, indeed, how can we measure people's attitudes in authoritarian settings at all?
Blog: Global Voices
What a sovereign Runet is, no one still really understands. In the view of the Russian authorities, it apparently means destroying all the bad guys and rewarding all 'our guys'.
Blog: Africa Research Institute
At least 5 sub-Saharan African nations are due to hold presidential or general elections in 2018. Check out our expert briefings and reading material on our interactive elections resource map.
The post 2018: Elections in Africa first appeared on Africa Research Institute.
The post 2018: Elections in Africa appeared first on Africa Research Institute.
Blog: International Republican Institute
Senegal is set to hold elections on March 24, 2024. Here's what you need to know.
The post Election Watch: Senegal appeared first on International Republican Institute.
Blog: croaking cassandra
In his (paywalled) newsletter this morning Richard Harman compares the current fiscal situation, with yesterday’s last minute fiscal announcements, to the 1972 Budget and election campaign, when Robert Muldoon, then Minister of Finance, was reputed to have said that he’d spent it all and there wasn’t anything much left for the Opposition. Surpluses and deficits … Continue reading Fiscals and elections
Blog: Global Voices
The slogan "We will not let Israeli refugees into Dagestan" arose from the assumption that the "Mountain Jews" living in Israel would want to send their women, children, and old people to where they lived before.
Blog: Australian Institute of International Affairs
Guatemala's elections demonstrate that democratic backsliding is on the march. While there is great energy for a new presidential candidate with plans to strengthen government and democratic accountability, establishment parties and candidates are unlikely to accommodate these demands.
Blog: Global Voices
Research by Vlada Baranova claims that the war in Ukraine has led to the ethnicization of conflicts and confrontation between the federal authorities, perceived as "Russian," and the Indigenous population.
Blog: Global Voices
For Russian rock, the "golden era" was the years of the underground, the end of the 70s and the first half of the 80s. The question is, will this "new underground" emerge?