This event explored the idea of security from the perspective of the lived experiences of Afghan women and girls as they contend with a new political order under the Taliban regime.

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On March 4th, the State Department honored Ajna Jusić—founder and president of Forgotten Children of War Association (Zaboravljena djeca rata), a partner of the National Endowment for Democracy (NED) in...

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Author of 'The China Freedom Trap", Dolkun Isa, discussed his harrowing life journey and what the international community can do to bring an end to the CCP’s genocide against the Uyghur people.

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NED hosted a star-studded panel at the Munich Security Conference to discuss how authoritarian leaders are working together like never before, using technology to defeat democracy movements and hold on to power at any cost. 

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In a new Forum report, Dr. Joseph Siegle details how autocracies like China and Russia are pushing narratives to normalize authoritarianism as an alternative to democracy. Dr. Siegle argues that democracies...

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Distinguished panelists and Georgian parliamentarians discussed Georgia’s political trajectory and their work at the forefront of the struggle for Georgia’s European future.

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The NED, in collaboration with IFES and USIP, hosted a discussion on refortifying Ukraine's democratic and electoral foundations.

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On September 19, UMG will launch an international conference for freedom of information in North Korea in partnership with NED. UMG will shed light on the black box of North Korea’s media environment and explore emerging opportunities for access, while defectors share their firsthand experience of life in North Korea and the transformative impact foreign content had on their lives. 

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A new report released by the International Forum for Democratic Studies explores the strategies used by Russia and China to expand kleptocratic networks in Africa.

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NED, the Carnegie Endowment, and the 2022 Nobel Peace Prize laureates hosted a conversation about human rights, historical memory, and accountability.

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