Eurasia Regional Page



Eurasia Following a series of “colored revolutions” that swept through the former Soviet Union, democratic development in Eurasia now spans a greater divide than has previously been experienced. IRI now conducts programming aimed at assisting transitioning countries in solidifying their democracies. In closed societies, IRI works with activists to promote public awareness of democratic practices and help open democratic space.


IRI Releases Survey of Armenian Public Opinion, January 13-20, 2008 IRI Releases Survey of Armenian Public Opinion, December 1-9, 2007 IRI Releases Survey of Armenian Public Opinion, October 27-November 3, 2007


IRI Hosts Belarusian Democratic Leaders IRI Eurasia Director Urges EU Support for Belarusian Opposition at Conference on the EU and Democracy Assistance IRI Eurasia Director Addresses EPP-ED Group “Belarus, What More Can be Done”


Georgia's Election Broadly Meets International Standards Survey of Georgian Public Opinion, August 31-September 10, 2007 Democratic Reforms Continue in Georgia, p. 9, Advancing Democracy


IRI Vice President Testifies on Democracy Assistance in Central Asia IRI-Gallup Exit Poll Predicts 83.2% Win for Nazarbayev


IRI Releases Survey of Kyrgyzstani Public Opinion, November 1-13, 2007 IRI and NDI Issue Statement in Kyrgyzstan’s December 16, 2007 Parliamentary Elections IRI Poll Finds Continued Support for Economic Developments, Less Satisfaction with Political Developments: Survey of Kyrgyzstani Public Opinion, May 6-23, 2007


Survey of Moldovan Public Opinion, March 12-28, 2007 IRI Co-Hosts Young Political Leaders Seminar


Putin fears hue and cry of Orange Revolution, By Richard S. Williamson, The Chicago Sun-Times IRI Eurasia Director Testifies on the Future of Democracy in Russia


Ukraine’s Elections Generally Meet International Standards IRI Supports Youth Empowerment Program Media as a Link Between the Government and Citizens, USAID Insight