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IFES Q&A: Conflict in Sudan
IFES board member Jeffrey Feltman on the current conflict in Sudan.
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FORT - Political Finance Oversight Database
IFES's unique political oversight database.
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Elections in Tunisia: 2022 Parliamentary Elections
IFES provides Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) ahead of Tunisia's 2022 parliamentary elections.
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A Procedural Guide to Palestinian Succession: The How of the Who
A Procedural Guide to Palestinian Succession
September 27, 2022
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Malign Kremlin Influence on Democratic Institutions, the Case of the Czech Republic and Implications for Central Europe
On June 28, the International Foundation for Electoral Systems’ (IFES) Regional Europe Office hosted the 20th installment of its discussion series Democratic Resilience in Europe on Kremlin influence on Central European democracies, highlighting the case of the Czech Republic.
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Democratic Challenges in Europe: Recent Elections in Serbia and Hungary – What Lies Ahead?
On April 28, the International Foundation for Electoral Systems’ (IFES) Regional Europe Office (REO) hosted the 18th installment of its Democratic Resilience in Europe discussion series.
Election FAQ
Elections in Lebanon: 2022 Parliamentary Elections
IFES presents FAQs on Elections in Lebanon: 2022 Parliamentary Elections ahead of Election Day on May 15, 2022.
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Covering Local Democracy in Tunisia: The Mourasiloun Program
With funding from the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation and the United Kingdom Foreign Commonwealth Department Office, IFES implemented a program entitled Local Democracy Reporters (LDRs), or Mourasiloun (“Reporters” in Arabic).