Why the Muslim Brotherhood Failed to Rule Egypt?
Ten years ago, the Muslim Brotherhood was given a once-in-a-generation opportunity to rule Egypt, and they wasted it. The unexpected…
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Shared experience and surprises as Mali democracy school alumni visit Europe
NIMD was delighted to host 14 alumni of the Mali Democracy School at the end of 2022, on a trip…
Guatemala: an atypical electoral process
NIMD Guatemala Country Director Claudia Maselli reflects on the current situation in Guatemala and the steps needed to pave the…
Democracy drinks the Hague: disrupting democracies
For the September edition of the #DemocracyDrinks The Hague we were happy to be joined by PhD researcher Amy Eaglestone…
New study shows democracy aid works: encouragement in challenging times
Sweden has recently conducted research into the effects of Swedish and international democracy aid. It shows that, both international and…
Youth as catalysts for change in Uganda’s political system
On 5 July 2023, NIMD Uganda held the second session of the Uganda Democracy Academy fellowship. The Fellowship is a…
Uganda democracy academy fellowship’s first session on regional integration
On 7 June 2023, our colleague at NIMD Uganda, Angella Kemirembe, attended the inaugural Uganda Democracy Academy Fellowship, hosted by…
What’s at Stake in the EU Treaty Reform: An Interview with Brando Benifei, MEP
The European Parliament approved a draft of changes to the Treaties during its last plenary session, to better understand the…
Federalists in Europe are Making their Bid for EU Treaty Reform
After several thematic discussions, the European Parliament’s Committee on Constitutional Affairs (AFCO) has endorsed a report containing draft changes to…
Anthropocene Norms and Global Governance: Democracy, the Planet, and Scientific Expertise
The threat of nuclear war is again heightened and gaining prominence on the global governance agenda, together with new concerns…