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Shahid in The Globe Post: What Drives Ethnic Cleansing in Post-Colonial South Asia?

Sun, May 26, 2019

Europe’s smaller parties win big in European Parliament elections

The big gainers of the night were the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe (ALDE), which benefited from the debut of French President Emmanuel Macron’s En Marche party, and an array of far-right Euroskeptic parties who made gains throughout Europe.

New Atlanticist by David A. Wemer

Elections European Union
Shahid in The Globe Post: What Drives Ethnic Cleansing in Post-Colonial South Asia?

Mon, Jul 22, 2019

Q&A: Comedian’s party wins big again in Ukraine. Why and what’s next?

Atlantic Council experts and UkraineAlert contributors react to the Ukrainian presidential election.

UkraineAlert by Melinda Haring

Elections Political Reform
Shahid in The Globe Post: What Drives Ethnic Cleansing in Post-Colonial South Asia?

Wed, May 29, 2019

Lithuania shuns populism with the election of a pro-EU president

Lithuania’s presidential election has demonstrated the maturity of its electorate, who were not swayed by populism or extremism.

New Atlanticist by Agnia Grigas

Elections Northern Europe

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Alex Pieter Baker

Project Assistant

Digital Policy Elections

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Frances Burwell

Distinguished Fellow

Central Europe Digital Policy

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Denise Forsthuber

Associate Director

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Daniel Fried

Weiser Family Distinguished Fellow

Central Europe Conflict

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Jeffrey Gedmin

Nonresident Senior Fellow

Central Europe Corruption

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Benjamin Haddad

Director, Future Europe Initiative

Defense Policy Disinformation

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Wed, Jan 15, 2020

Shahid in The Globe Post: What Drives Ethnic Cleansing in Post-Colonial South Asia?

In the News by Atlantic Council

Human Rights Migration

Sat, Dec 14, 2019

Boris Johnson’s next act: Saving the UK

Prime Minister Johnson – who famously craves both public attention and a place in history – won the former and a shot at the latter through a British election victory this week that was the most convincing conservative victory since Margaret Thatcher in 1987. To save the United Kingdom itself, however, he must reverse course, or at least amend direction, on much of what he has said and done to win in the first place.

Inflection Points by Frederick Kempe

Europe & Eurasia European Union

Thu, Jun 20, 2019

Russian influence in Venezuela: What should the United States do?

On June 20, the Atlantic Council’s Adrienne Arsht Latin America Center and its Eurasia Center co-hosted a public event to discuss the extent of Russian involvement in Venezuela, Moscow’s motivations and possible next moves, and how the United States should react. As a wave of international and domestic support for a democratic transition is sweeping […]

Event Recap by Domingo Sadurni

Economic Sanctions English

Fri, May 31, 2019

Former US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright: The United States needs alliances to confront challenges

“The world is a mess,” Albright conceded. But to sort out the large problems we are facing, the way forward is to join together, she argued, not to continue to drift apart.

New Atlanticist by David A. Wemer

International Norms Populism

Wed, May 29, 2019

Lithuania shuns populism with the election of a pro-EU president

Lithuania's presidential election has demonstrated the maturity of its electorate, who were not swayed by populism or extremism.

New Atlanticist by Agnia Grigas

Elections Northern Europe

Sun, May 26, 2019

The 2019 EU elections

A collection of Atlantic Council pieces on the European parliamentary elections.

New Atlanticist by Atlantic Council

Elections European Union

Mon, May 20, 2019

European elections are a win, of sorts, for Greece

Overcoming the strains with its European partners, Greece is heading to its first European elections after the crisis with its biggest parties claiming not only to be pro-European, but also to be fighting populism.

New Atlanticist by Katerina Sokou

Elections European Union

Fri, May 17, 2019

Euroscepticism and populism to gain in Dutch representation in the European Parliament

As is the case elsewhere on the European continent, parties away from the political center are expected to perform quite well in the European parliamentary elections in the Netherlands on May 23.

New Atlanticist by Bart Oosterveld

Elections European Union

Wed, May 15, 2019

EU parliamentary elections: What to expect in France

If En Marche ends first with a score resembling Macron’s 2017 first-round showing (24 percent), he will have reason to claim victory in a ballot that usually turns into a beating for the ruling party.

New Atlanticist by Benjamin Haddad

Elections European Union

Fri, May 3, 2019

Children as a tool: how Russia militarizes kids in the Donbas and Crimea

With an eye to the future, officials in the Russian-occupied territories of Ukraine are waging a campaign of “patriotic education” aimed at reaching the hearts and minds of those most susceptible to ideological persuasion: children. Russia has always used the militarization of public life to indoctrinate local populations and continues that practice today. Currently, thousands […]

UkraineAlert by Iryna Matviyishyn

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