Opposition International https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Naomi hossain from X An Uncertain Future for the Global Internet | Freedom House Home Attribute to Opposition International Research Bureau. Political Equilibrium<br>Those who believe they inevitably win are short sighted The Illiberal International | Foreign Affairs Opposition International condolences to family of former PM Begum Khaleda Zia<br><br>Opposition International extends its sincere condolences to the family of former Prime Minister Begum Khaleda Zia at this time of loss.<br><br>Begum Khaleda Zia’s life was marked by long years of public service and by profound personal and political challenges, endured in Bangladesh’s struggles to solidify the promise of democracy. <br><br>Her resilience in the face of illness, imprisonment, and political turmoil will be understood by many, who shared themselves in the post-Liberation challenges to democracy.  <br><br>She always hoped for a more just and representative future for the country.<br><br>Opposition International joins her loved ones, friends, and supporters in mourning her passing, and pays quiet respect to the sacrifices her family has borne over many years. <br><br>May they find comfort in the memories of her courage, her faith, and her dedication to the people of Bangladesh. Timipanipre uge. Phd from LinkedIn Penghusuan lee from LinkedIn Thomson chau from LinkedIn Democracy Without Liberalism? | Journal of Democracy International relations (IR) and affairs group from LinkedIn Glen Mpani from LinkedIn How to Compete in Unfair Elections | Journal of Democracy Mapping Foreign Influence Operations Across U.S. Online Spaces — Integrity Institute Navigating Policy Spaces: Civil Society and Policy Influence in Indonesia and the Philippines – The Asia Foundation Coalitions That Endure – by Soheila Comninos IPSA on X: “Democratization https://t.co/1lKHNqCVrZ https://t.co/fed807BC8p” / X Chile Votes in Election With Right Wing Primed to Win Presidency fidel amakye owusu from LinkedIn Sinclair cornell from LinkedIn It’s an Open Secret That Canada Needs an Open-Source Intelligence Framework – Centre for International Governance Innovation Do Opposition Parties Deliver in Office? — The Resistance Bureau Annual Review of Constitution Building: 2024 | International IDEA Glen Mpani from LinkedIn Montreal International Security Summit 2025 – MIGS Massive Outrage in Manila Over Corruption Vdem institute High-Level Conference on the Situation of the Rohingya Muslims and Other… Westminster is always buzzing with political drama and rumours, but whatever the daily gossip or latest crisis, law-making and parliamentary scrutiny carries on regardless. That’s why it’s crucial to stay informed about what’s happening in Parliament each week. The Parliament Matters Bulletin is our weekly analysis of what’s coming up in the House of Commons and House of Lords, as a complement to our weekly Parliament Matters Podcast. Tech-Facilitated Parliamentary Monitoring: 8 Use Cases | National Democratic Institute Launch of The Global State of Democracy Report 2025: ‘Democracy on the M… Democracy Beyond Citizenship: A Q&A Featuring the Parliament of Exiles Initiative in France | International IDEA British Conservative Leaders | Biteback Publishing The golden handcuffs of international organizations Democracy worldwide faces its ninth year of net decline: IDEA report Journal of democracy  from LinkedIn Ex-Chief Justice Out, Electrical Engineer In. Who Will Be Nepal Interim PM? Joint Statement | Faith Under Siege: Confronting Religious Persecution and Oppression in China | International Republican Institute Israel’s President Herzog said ‘argued out of respect’ with British PM | Israel-Palestine conflict News | Al Jazeera Albanese went to Vanuatu to sign a $500m agreement – but leaves empty-handed thanks to concerns about China | Australian politics | The Guardian France’s Government Has Collapsed. What Comes Next? – The New York Times From Prime Minister to Prisoner: Thaksin Shinawatra’s Fall From Favor – The New York Times Opposition International<br>Statement on Nepal <br><br>When the people’s voice is silenced, peace is put at risk.<br><br>Opposition International mourns the loss of life in Nepal. This violence could have been avoided if the opposition’s role as a safeguard against corruption and a channel for grievances had been respected. Silencing dissent does not bring stability—it fuels unrest.  <br><br>Respect the opposition, respect the people—only then can Nepal know peace. Glen Mpani from LinkedIn Nepal’s new prime minister urges calm after deadly protests Kazakh deputy PM arrives in Pakistan with high-level delegation CSO-Bridge Project Launch: Creating enabling environments for CSOs in Nigeria<br>September 04, 2025 • By Murkthar Suleiman Global democracy coalition from LinkedIn People Around the World Want Political Change, but Many Doubt It Can Happen | Pew Research Center