Brian Joseph has been named vice president for Asia, Middle East & North Africa, and global programs by the National Endowment for Democracy (NED). Joseph, who joined the Endowment in 1995, most recently served...

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Dean Jackson of the International Forum for Democratic Studies spoke with Maria Ressa about her experience working as a journalist in a rapidly deteriorating media environment and the impact of social media...

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In addition to Andrew Card elected as NED’s new Chairman at the January 5th meeting of NED’s Board of Directors, seven new members were also elected to the Board:

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Remarks by NED President Carl Gershman at the Conference on “Ideas for Lithuania’s Future.”

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Reagan-Fascell Democracy Fellow Oludotun Babayemi examined how the structure of Nigeria’s political institutions perpetuate corrupt practices and offered recommendations on how both domestic organizations and international funders can tackle corruption.

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NED's principal task during the last year was to analyze the new threats to democracy, work with its core institutes and the NED Board to shape a strategic plan of action, and begin to implement that plan by...

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We asked parting NED Board Members, Will Marshall, Stephen Sestanovich, and Princeton Lyman, to reflect on the importance of NED's work.

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The National Endowment for Democracy is pleased to join with the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum's Ferencz International Justice Initiative in cosponsoring "Promoting Justice for Mass Atrocities."

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Andrew H. Card Jr., former White House chief of staff to President George W. Bush, has been elected the new chairman of the National Endowment for Democracy (NED).

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The January 2018 issue features 7 articles on transnational kleptocracy, an analysis of the trajectory of democracy in Burma, the surprising impact of presidential election runoffs in Latin America, and more.

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