IRI Tunisia Poll Cited by The New York Times...
Tunisia’s Government Pledges Improvements After Protests The New York Times By Lilia Blaise TUNIS — The Tunisian authorities are moving…
IRI Tunisia Poll Cited by Democracy Digest...
Tunisia protests highlight trade-off between democracy and strong economy? Democracy Digest One person has died, 50 policemen have been injured…
Newsweek Cites IRI Ukraine Poll Data on Corruption...
The Forgotten Proxy War Putin is Fighting Against the US and Europe Newsweek By Nolan Peterson Kiev, Ukraine—And it goes…
IRI’s Youth Empowerment Work in Tunisia Cite...
The Pentagon’s Next Terrorism Threat (and Solution): Kids Defense One By Kristin M. Lord As the war on ISIS wanes in…
IRI Ukraine Poll Cited in Newsweek
Ukrainians Shun Russian Calendar and Embrace Western Christmas Newsweek By Nolan Peterson This article first appeared on The Daily Signal.…
Brookings Institution Cites IRI Ukraine Poll...
Mr. Putin: Turning neighbor into adversary Order from Chaos (Brookings Institution) By Steven Pifer Editor’s Note: Russian policy toward Ukraine…
IRI Expert Quoted in RFE/RL on Uzbekistan...
Uzbekistan Frees A Few Activists, But Critics Need More Convincing To Get Behind Mirziyoev ‘Thaw’ Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty By Farangis…
IRI Expert on Uzbekistan Quoted in the Guardian...
Tashkent City: Is ‘Progress’ Worth the Price Being Paid in Uzbekistan? The Guardian By Joanna Lillis Abdujalil Azimov sits on…
IRI Tunisia Poll Cited in Foreign Affairs...
Democracy Derailed? Foreign Affairs By Sarah E. Yerkes Over the course of just one week, the Tunisian government has made…
IRI Research on Violent Extremism in Tunisia Cited...
Tunisia Passes Controversial Law, Undermining Democratic Transition Lawfare By Kate Bateman Tunisia’s parliament recently passed a controversial law effectively granting amnesty to…
IRI’s Germany Poll Cited in the Washington P...
Merkel Can’t Ignore the Far-Right Echo Chamber The Washington Post By Anne Applebaum Yes, it looks like a foregone conclusion.…
IRI Expert on Uzbekistan Quoted in The Wall Street...
In Uzbekistan, Signs of a Thaw After Decades of Repression The Wall Street Journal By Yarolav Trofimov TASHKENT, Uzbekistan—Step after…