Victoria Hill - Democratic Erosion

In the Second Women’s March, The Movement Grows Into Itself by Victoria Hill @ American University

The weather was slightly cloudy, but surprisingly pleasant for January. Throngs of women of varying ages clustered around, carrying a homemade signs with a variety of slogans: “The future is...

Successful Protests Stop Sargasyan From Pulling a Putin in Armenia by Victoria Hill @ American University

American University

In April 2018, Serzh Sargsyan reached the end of his constitutionally-allowed two terms as President of Armenia. Less than ten days later, the national assembly elected him as Prime Minister. The...

At Centennial of Belarusian Independence, Authoritarianism Remains Strong in Minsk By Victoria Hill @ American University

American University

March 25th marked the 100th anniversary of Belarusian People’s Republic. It was a short-lived political entity, only in existence from 1918 to 1919, though a government-in-exile still remains. For...