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Liberal parties’ solidarity in the Balkans

This week I made a quick trip to Sofia, Bulgaria at the invitation of the National Democratic Institute for International Affairs and the Friedrich Naumann...

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Crisis warnings sound as EU gears up for new migrant wave

Commenting for the AP, BCI’s Carlo Binda underlines the continuing lack of a central authority in Libya VALLETTA, Malta (AP) — Tens of thousands of people...

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Macedonia’s Uncertain Elections

BCI consultants have a long and fond relationship with the Balkans. Both Carlo and Francesca have been engaged again on client projects in Kosovo and...

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Risk Management in Elections | International IDEA

This week we want to highlight a new policy paper released by International IDEA on risk management in elections. A great read for...

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Debates International | A global resource on candidate debates

A resource for international groups organizing candidate debates for a range of elected offices. Includes recent news and analysis on candidate debates. Source: Debates International...

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Morocco′s ruling Islamist party win parliamentary election | Africa | DW.COM | 08.10.2016

The Islamist party, which has led the coalition government since the Arab Spring protests in 2011, has won the country’s parliamentary elections. Participation was relatively...

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Moroccans Head to the Polls – The Media Line

“In any democratic development, it’s not the first elections that matter, it’s the subsequent ones,” Francesca Binda, president of Binda Consulting International, a political consulting...

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Candidate debates in Morocco’s parliamentary elections

With much of the world’s attention focused on debates between presidential and vice-presidential candidates in the United States, we wanted to highlight another set of...

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Jordan elections: Pre-Election Asssessment Mission Statement

BCI’s President, Francesca Binda, recently returned from Jordan where she participated in the pre-election assessment organized by the National Democratic Institute and the International Republican...

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Morocco: Who Really controls political parties?

Guest post: Siham Bojji is a Moroccan political expert working on democracy and development programs in the Middle East and North Africa. Francesca Binda contributed to...

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EU Referendum: Why the UK should “Brexit”

Last month we invited a Labour British member of the European Parliament to tell us why UK citizens should vote to stay in the European...

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Why CETA makes sense for Europe

As much European chatter these days is about the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Pact (TTIP), another trade agreement between Europe and Canada is close to...

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Can the New Libyan Government Survive?

Guest Blog by Philip Eliason There are current and rapid changes in Libya. The arrival of seven of nine members of the Government of National...

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EU Referendum: The key word is Union

Paul Brannen is a Labour Member of European Parliament for the North East of England. Paul is a member of the Agriculture and Rural Development Committee...

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Political Ethics: Anatomy of Malta’s Panama Papers Scandal

This week’s “Panama Papers” leak highlighted the activities of notable citizens in many countries. The recent revelations only confirm what everyone (and we mean, everyone)...

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Blogs, thoughts and information we think interesting enough to share

Liberal parties’ solidarity in the Balkans

Crisis warnings sound as EU gears up for new migrant wave

Macedonia’s Uncertain Elections

Risk Management in Elections | International IDEA

Debates International | A global resource on candidate debates

Morocco′s ruling Islamist party win parliamentary election | Africa | DW.COM | 08.10.2016

Moroccans Head to the Polls – The Media Line

Candidate debates in Morocco’s parliamentary elections

Jordan elections: Pre-Election Asssessment Mission Statement

Morocco: Who Really controls political parties?

EU Referendum: Why the UK should “Brexit”

Why CETA makes sense for Europe

Can the New Libyan Government Survive?

EU Referendum: The key word is Union

Political Ethics: Anatomy of Malta’s Panama Papers Scandal

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