Suspicious death must be investigated WASHINGTON, DC – The National Endowment for Democracy (NED) was deeply saddened and concerned to learn of the sudden and unexpected death of Chinese lawyer and activist...

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We are thankful for Judy Shelton's leadership during her time as Chairman of NED's Board of Directors and wish her well as she serves as U.S. director of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development...

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Khaira Arby had been away from home for a long time, but on a Tuesday last month, she brought her music back to Timbuktu, the legendary Malian city of poetry and learning that has, in recent years, been silenced...

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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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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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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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In the January issue of the Journal of Democracy, Miriam Lanskoy and Dylan Myles-Primakoff expose the interplay of rampant looting and power politics in Putin’s Russia.

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