IRI Honors the Women of Afghanistan and Iran with ...
Washington, DC – The International Republican Institute’s (IRI) Women’s Democracy Network (WDN) honored the women of Afghanistan and Iran with its…
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The John S. McCain Freedom Awards: Honoring Democr...
It was a year for the people at the International Republican Institute’s annual John McCain Freedom Award Celebration in Washington,…
IRI Experts Make Recommendations for Addressing St...
How the United States Can Select and Work with Nonstate Armed Actors as Stabilization Partners Brookings Patrick W. Quirk and…
IRI Expert Advises Against Power Sharing in Afghan...
Afghanistan Should be Wary of a Government with Power Sharing The Hill Patricia Karam While the peace talks…
IRI Expert Outlines How to Achieve Global Stabilit...
Want Global Stability? Modify the U.S. Approach to Dealing with Nonstate Armed Actors Brookings Patrick W. Quirk and Lauren Mooney…
Embracing “Art-ivism”: How Creativity is Shaping D...
In October, Bangladeshis took to the streets to condemn an increase in gang rape and call for equal rights for women across…
IRI Expert Analyzes Afghanistan’s Peace Deal...
An Uncertain Future for Afghanistan The Hill Patricia Karam Afghanistan is at a critical juncture with a peace deal on…
Resurgent Taliban Undermines Afghanistan’s Future...
As Afghanistan grapples with the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Taliban has sought to both exert control through violent…
COVID-19 Crisis Threatens Democracy, Leading World...
More than 500 political and civil leaders, Nobel Laureates and pro-democracy institutions have signed an open letter to defend democracy,…
IRI Expert Examines the U.S. Global Fragility Stra...
Make Democracy and Governance a Keystone of the US Global Fragility Strategy Just Security By Patrick Quirk and Lauren Van…
Twining Highlights America’s Role in Democra...
The Case for America to Promote Democracy Abroad The Chicago Council on Global Affairs Deep Dish Podcast The breakdown of…
The Climate of Impunity in Afghanistan: Lack of Me...
Welcome back to the final blog post of the Rule of Law in Afghanistan series! In the last two blog…