Grantee Spotlight: Civil Society Key to Supporting Ukrainians Displaced...
In the wake of the 2013-14 Maidan protests and change of government in Ukraine, Russia both occupied and annexed Crimea and began supporting a separatist conflict in east Ukraine. An estimated 1.2 million people...
“The Signs of Deconsolidation”: Pre-Release Journal of Democracy...
Building on their earlier article, "The Danger of Deconsolidation: The Democratic Disconnect," in the July 2016 Journal of Democracy, Roberto Foa and Yascha Mounk argue in the January 2017 Journal of Democracy...
NED’s Kamissa Camara Talks About Long-serving African Leaders Ceding...
Kamissa Camara of the National Endowment for Democracy talks to CNNI’s Jonathan Mann about what this means for the future of Gambia, Angola and Africa. Source: CNN
Grantee Spotlight: Educating for Democracy in Burma
NED is proud to stand with the YSPS as it helps the country make up for 50 years of censorship and fear by opening the door to the study of politics in Burma.
Grantee Spotlight: Human Rights in Moldova
With NED support, Promo-LEX is promoting and defending human rights in the region.
Journal of Democracy October 2016 Issue: The Specter Haunting Europe
The October 2016 issue features seven essays on the political tendencies challenging liberal democracy in Europe, as well as articles on the Philippines' election, China, Iraq, Peru, Tunisia, and more.
Democracy Aid in Challenging Contexts: APSA-CD Newsletter October 2016
“Amidst the current global authoritarian advance, political conditions for democracy aid are becoming increasingly challenging. In many countries, democracy promoters face the resistance of ever more...
Grantee Spotlight: Supporting Women’s Rights in Bolivia
Since 2009, NED has supported the work of Oficina Jurídica de la Mujer (OJM) to strengthen the leadership and decision-making capacity of female victims of domestic violence in Cochabamba, Bolivia.
Madeleine Albright’s Remarks: The Legacy of Vaclav Havel and the...
Read Madeleine Albright's introductory remarks at NED's event on the legacy of Vaclav Havel.
The Internet: A Powerful Tool for Freedom or Control?
In an interview with Efecto Naim, NED Vice President for Studies and Analysis Christopher Walker discusses how government around the world are using the Internet as a means of extending authoritarian controls...
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