Breaking Barriers to Women’s Participation in Politics in Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine
Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine have made some progress in improving the level of women’s representation in politics but there are…
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North Korea: Like Nowhere Else | A Conversation with Lindsey Miller
Lindsey Miller lived in Pyongyang, North Korea, from 2017 to 2019 while accompanying her husband on a diplomatic posting. As…
The Future of European Security Architecture: The Path to the NATO Summit in Vilnius
The war in Ukraine has brought to the forefront not only the instability in Europe’s East (the Black Sea region),…
The Digital Services Act and The Code of Practice on Disinformation
The EU’s Digital Services Act (DSA) represents a major step in regulating online platforms and tackling a range of identified…
American Reboot: A Discussion with Will Hurd
Midterm elections are typically a referendum on a president’s midpoint in office. However, in an increasingly polarized United States, this…
How the EU Can Safeguard Media Freedom and Pluralism in Hungary and Poland
How could the EU make better use of its existing instruments to protect media freedom and pluralism in its member…
Opening the Black Box: Auditing Algorithms for Accountable Tech
Algorithmic transparency and auditing are increasingly becoming a component in technology governance, with the rise of an auditing industry as…
ASD’s David Levine Speaks to Madison, Wisconsin City Attorney Michael Haas
In episode 5 of the Alliance for Securing Democracy’s Ballots & Bagels series, Michael Haas, longtime Wisconsin elections administrator and…
Promoting Good Governance in the Global Commons: The United States, Japan, and Beyond
The global commons – areas beyond the sovereign jurisdiction of any single state – have grown increasingly crowded and contested…
The Future of South Korean Multilateralism; Under the Yoon Administration
On May 10, Yoon Suk-yeol became South Korea’s new president. Yoon has proposed that South Korea step up to become…