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Mexico‘s Military: From Veto Player to Governing Partner?

Mexico’s military has not seized power, it has acquired it by invitation. Under former president Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) …

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Seeking Salvation: Latin America’s Shift toward the New Right

Analysis

Nepal’s Gen-Z Uprising and the Fight to Rebuild a Broken Democracy

Opinion

Ahead of Cameroon’s Presidential Vote, Paul Biya Is Set to Cement the Democratic Illusion

Analysis

Moldova at a Crossroads: Russia’s “all in” against Chișinău’s European Future

Analysis

Ecuador’s 2025 Elections: Caught between Political Polarization and Escalating Violence

Analysis

A Bumpy Road Ahead? Botswana Faces Economic and Political Struggles Ahead of its 2024 General Elections

Opinion

South Africa Poised for a Historic Shift: How the 2024 Election Challenges ANC-rule

Analysis

Democracy in Action: The Election Super Year 2024

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Historic Election: Mexico’s New Female President will Face Old Politics

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Modi’s Monopoly: India’s Political Diversity is Dwindling

Opinion

A Looming Illiberal Shift: Slovakia after the 2024 Presidential Election

Analysis

Elections Loom in Indonesia: Picking a New Leader in Times of Democratic Erosion

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Taiwan’s 2024 Election: Between Chinese Interference and Democratic Resilience

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Myanmar’s Military Junta: Empty Gestures as an Answer to Revolution

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Hun Sen and the Search for the Magic Formula

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A Crunch Year for EU-Turkey Relations: With or without Erdoğan

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Tunisia’s Undemocratic Drift

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South African Politics: African National Congress Heading for Watershed Moment

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