Why We Should Be Paying Attention to Elections in Burkina Faso Penelope Chester April 18, 2014 A bastion of regional stability may be in peril.
A Big Vote for Tiny Guinea-Bissau Kimberly Curtis April 11, 2014 Can the west african country break a cycle of instability?
An Unfree and Unfair Election in Azerbaijan Penelope Chester October 15, 2013 The EU is confused over how to categorize recent elections. Here's a hint.
Zimbabwe Elections: What You Need to Know Amanda Sperber July 19, 2013 General elections in Zimbabwe are being held on July 31.
After Iran Elections, Internet Connections Suddenly Faster Sevil Mahfoozi June 25, 2013 It has been 11 days since the elections and already things are looking up.
Small Island, Big Vote – Falkland Islands Votes To Remain British Penelope Chester March 12, 2013 Less than 2,000 Falkland Islands residents voted overwhelmingly in favor of retaining the status of British Overseas Territory. Why such a small plebiscite matters so much.
The Quiet Crackdown Ahead of Iran’s Next Presidential Election Nicholas Slayton March 7, 2013 The Iranian government's slow-burn effort to stop the 2013 election from mirroring the 2009 one.
Human Rights Council Elections Today. USA Faces Tough Re-election Bid Mark Leon Goldberg November 12, 2012 The General Assembly votes today on membership to the UN Human Rights Council. 18 of the Council's 47 seats are up for grabs.
