Recommendations for Addressing Yemen’s Challenges
Introduction Yemen has undergone substantial economic, political, and social developments during the last four decades. Notably, there were...
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“Vietnam’s Ongoing Battle Against Corruption: Progress, and Challenges”
Introduction Vietnam introduced the Anti-Corruption Law, which came into effect on July 1, 2019, and forms the basis for the application of the...
Unstable Politics in Myanmar: A Wicked Problem for ASEAN?
Introduction The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) has faced an enormous challenge as a result of the military coup in Myanmar in...
Institutional Chess: How Institutional Arrangements Propel Junta Leader Min Aung Hlaing
In the world of authoritarian regimes, the longevity of autocratic leaders often hinges on the institutions they establish and control. Myanmar...
Tunisia’s Democratic Backslide: The Kais Saied Era and the Perilous Road to Electoral Autocracy
In the aftermath of the Arab Spring, Tunisia emerged as a beacon of hope for democracy in the Middle East. It was hailed as the success story,...
Democratization and Federalism in Myanmar: Shifting Power Dynamics after the 2021 Military Coup
Introduction Myanmar's struggle for democracy and federalism has spanned 75 years since its independence in 1948, and it remains an ongoing...
Ongoing Tensions and Ceasefire Efforts in the Israel-Palestine Conflict
Fire and smoke rise following an Israeli airstrike in Gaza City.Credit: Fatima Shbair/AP Recent Condition in the Israel-Palestine Conflict As the...
Courts and Populism in Poland: Guardians of Democracy or Reinforcing the Status Quo?
In recent years, populism has surged onto the global political stage, becoming a formidable political force (Guttieri, 2019). It draws its...
Shadows Over Paradise: Mauritius’ Democracy at a Crossroads Since 2019
Mauritius, known for its political stability and vibrant democracy, has long been regarded as a shining example of democratic governance in the...