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Kurt Meyer reflects on his Iowa Democratic caucus last week, and his first Iowa caucus experience as a college student in 1974.

A law discussed in the National Assembly could render independent civil associations in the country ineffective

The Institute for Democratic Action and Development or IDAD, in partnership with UNDP, has conducted a one-day policy dialogue on citizens’ feedback mechanism for stakeholders in Monrovia.

Are allowed to vote. no democratic action going on. democrats could become undeclared voters up until like october. so we think in that state that may be more of an anti trump, more moderate crowd, not typical of like south carolina that will follow. nikki haley wants to come out of iowa with some sort of bump so she can then take advantage whatever the sort of unusual makeup of the new hampshire primary this time might give her. >> will: governor desantis was a little testy when he was asked wh...

This article will be released in full online January 8, 2023. Michael Meeropol, son of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, examines a recent biography of Irving R.

SARAJEVO, December 29 (FENA) - The House of the Representatives of the BiH Parliamentary Assembly accepted the Bill on Amendments to the Election Law of Bosnia and Herzegovina proposed by a group of MPs of the Party of Democratic Action at the emergency session today.

Kurt Meyer reflects on the many challenges facing local news outlets and opportunities to survive and thrive.

For decades, Cengiz Holding, a major Turkish construction and mining firm, has won tenders from Erdogan's government. Now it's publishing political propaganda in Bosnia and Herzegovina — DW looks at who benefits.

Kurt Meyer shares fascinating details about the Boston Tea Party, which happened 250 years ago on December 16.

Despite its apparent “Neo-Ottoman” foreign policy, Turkey has largely neglected its Balkan periphery.