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March 5, 2024

“ That has clearly been something that malign actors have capitalized on to try and diminish folks’ confidence in the election results.”

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David Levine

Democracy Domestic Politics and Society Elections

February 18, 2024

“There will be lessons for other countries to draw from Poland — both on what to do and not to do — but Tusk has the disadvantage of being the first, trying to clean up without a detox handbook.”

The Financial Times

Michal Baranowski

Democracy Elections Transatlantic Relations

January 31, 2024

Heather A. Conley: “Europa debe prepararse para la vuelta de Trump a la Casa Blanca como para una tormenta”

El País

Heather A. Conley

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Elections

January 10, 2024

Trump v. Biden: A Duel of Veterans Over Two Irreconcilable Americas

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Alexandra de Hoop Scheffer

Election ballot boxes are prepared in Tomasova, Slovakia

Elections

November 28, 2023

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The Fulcrum

David Levine

Louis Savoia

Civil Society Democracy Domestic Politics and Society

November 23, 2023

“ Hungary’s draft Sovereignty Protection bill will serve as an informal campaign tool at least until the June 2024 EP elections and will most likely be challenged by the European Commission, but its chilling effect and negative impact on Hungarian civil society can hardly be overestimated.”

Visegrad Insight

Daniel Hegedüs

Authoritarian Interference Democracy Domestic Politics and Society Elections

November 10, 2023

“ Approximately 18 percent of Americans are highly disposed to authoritarianism, according to their answers to four simple survey questions used by social scientists to estimate this disposition.”

The Washington Post

Matthew C. MacWilliams

Global Implications of China's Rise

November 9, 2023

Taiwan’s Most Pressing Challenge Is Strangulation, Not Invasion

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Bonnie S. Glaser

Democracy Domestic Politics and Society

November 1, 2023

“ They squandered a lot of their success because they seemed detached from ordinary people... Instead of setting incentives, they were seen as telling people what’s right and what’s wrong, as wanting to lecture people.”

The New York Times

Markus Ziener

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“ That has clearly been something that malign actors have capitalized on to try and diminish folks’ confidence in the election results.”

“There will be lessons for other countries to draw from Poland — both on what to do and not to do — but Tusk has the disadvantage of being the first, trying to clean up without a detox handbook.”

Heather A. Conley: “Europa debe prepararse para la vuelta de Trump a la Casa Blanca como para una tormenta”

Trump v. Biden: A Duel of Veterans Over Two Irreconcilable Americas

Slovakia’s election deep fakes show how AI could be a danger to U.S. electionsSlovakia’s election deep fakes show how AI could be a danger to U.S. elections

“ Hungary’s draft Sovereignty Protection bill will serve as an informal campaign tool at least until the June 2024 EP elections and will most likely be challenged by the European Commission, but its chilling effect and negative impact on Hungarian civil society can hardly be overestimated.”

“ Approximately 18 percent of Americans are highly disposed to authoritarianism, according to their answers to four simple survey questions used by social scientists to estimate this disposition.”

Taiwan’s Most Pressing Challenge Is Strangulation, Not Invasion

“ They squandered a lot of their success because they seemed detached from ordinary people... Instead of setting incentives, they were seen as telling people what’s right and what’s wrong, as wanting to lecture people.”