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Armenia's Election: Eleven Days, Three Stories
What the polls, the party platforms and the money trails reveal about June 7
Extending authoritarianism through dynasty in Azerbaijan
A discernible shift in Azerbaijan's political representation model has become evident, moving beyond the singular figure of the head of state. This evolution suggests a deliberate strategy to solidify the Aliyev family's hold on power, embe
Georgia marks a year of protests
Georgia’s political landscape has been reshaped over the past year by unprecedented, sustained public mobilisation. Thousands consistently expressed commitment to European Union aspirations, directly challenging the Georgian Dream governmen
Kyrgyzstan’s Constitutional Drift Toward Autocracy
A series of amendments and a new media law signal that the once-pluralistic system is consolidating around a single executive figure.