Opposition International https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html OI Opposition Monitor: Weekly Brief, 9 November 2026 Recent Research Charts and Graphs Contact Us Publications Our Team Country Team Gallery & Events Project Team Programs Home — Opposition International Partners 4 Democracy Day: Summit of Democracies Role of Opposition in Resisting Democratic Erosion: Opposition International Virtual Event The View of the Opposition in the Year of Elections One Year of Opposition International Guyana’s Leader of the Opposition, Aubrey C. Norton, his Facebook page, and brewing voters’ list dispute Partner With Us Who We Are Canada and International Day of Democracy 2022: “If not now, when?” Truss resigns, 1922 Committee saved, BB BoJo What Does An Opposition want in Bangladesh? A Paradox Revisited Kenya’s Politics Soothed as Dialogue Agreed to – For Now Blogs Donation History Comes Calling for the General Secretary Election Observation Missions – Our view — skeptical; we seek instead better party scrutineering and public court actions to improve electoral integrity Editorial on Georgia Election Countering China’s Naive Authoritarianism Quota Riots and Deaths: Bangladesh’s Democratic Crossroads Physician heal thy own election Video Link and Transcript of “Opposing and Resisting Democratic Erosion” for Partnership 4 Democracy Day 18/3/24 Perspective on Opposition as it Gains Seats in Korea’s National Assembly (April) Canada and a Democracy Agency Piece to Start Substack Weekly Column Politico’s Jamie Dettmer’s Pessimistic View of the Utility of Russian Opposition Future of Russia’s Opposition After Navalny Response to Seema Shah’s Op-ed in The Loop (EU) Brave End of Navalny will resonate through tough times ahead South Korea: What may happen to the Opposition in South Korea’s proportional representation experiment now gone awry? Artificial Intelligence and Safe Elections: Rationalists versus Empiricists Last Op-Ed for Bangladesh Election 2024 Three Questions Ahead in the 2024 Elections: We Look For Answers Decertify Fake Madagascar Election: Hey Observers Listen to Opposition Now! My Article on Canada-India dispute with a Dhaka Sidebar Democracy Day 2023 Opposition International condemns treatment of the Candlelight party in Hun Sen election — No public approval: No further donor bank loans Comments on Part I of Stephen Woodworth’s series, “What Difference Do Effective Democratic Legislators Make?” *** Followed by his Part II Reflections on Netra News’ Analysis of Dhaka-17 by-election that no one may control of the political street Real Prime Minister – Pita – needs to send his people into offices and out to the street Mr. Pita is the Prime Minister of Thailand now. OI Response to Military Coup US to Deny Visas to Bangladeshis who undermine a Free and fair election: Test Case for a Wider Democracy Toolkit In Wake of Thai reformers’ Victory, Cambodia bans leading Opposition Party Custodianship or Competition — Best Force for Fair Elections?