Brazilian Candidate Undergoes Surgery in Wake of Stabbing
Far right candidate, Jair Bolsonaro, was stabbed at a political rally in Juiz de Fora on September 13, 2018.
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Elections
Tensions Rise as Russian Election Draws Near
If allowed to run in the upcoming election, Navalny would be guaranteed airtime on state television and thus the ability to take his allegations of government corruption straight to the Russian populace, who rely solely on state media networks for election coverage.
Read MoreVenezuelan Opposition Disputes Election Results
MUD accused the National Electoral Council of producing confusing ballots and strategically moving polling places to aid ruling party candidates.
Read MoreFrench Elections Surrounded by Doubt and Ideological Rhetoric
French polls expect the populist Marine Le Pen, leader of her father’s National Front Party, to win the first round on April 23 and lose the May 7 runoffs to the liberal challenger and former Economy Minister for incumbent Francois Hollande Emanuel Macron, founder of the months-old En Marche! movement.
Read MoreReform Party Candidates Gain Endorsements from SHUNA, Global Current
Two prominent Diplomacy organizations endorsed last week the Reform Party’s candidates for the School of Diplomacy’s two Student Government Association (SGA) Senate seats.
Read MoreDiplomacy Students Dominate SGA Election Roster
All executive board positions are contested this year, a rarity for SGA. The slate of candidates is a mix of SGA veterans and newcomers.
Read MoreSeeing a ‘Teachable Moment,’ Faculty Panel Discuss Diplomacy in Trump’s World
Two days before the inauguration of Donald Trump as the 45th president of the United States, there was barely any room to sit in the spacious Beck Rooms when members of the School of Diplomacy’s faculty seized the opportunity to discuss the future of international relations.
Read MoreNicaraguan President Wins Third Term With Wife as Vice President
Although he was heavily favored to win the vote, President Ortega and his allies have faced accusations of pervasive political manipulation in order to secure his position at the helm for the next five years.
Read MoreVenezuelan Delegation: We Have “A Responsibility to Warn the World”
A group of civil and political leaders from Venezuela visited the School of Diplomacy on October 3 to discuss grassroots democracy and civic participation.
Read MoreSomalia Attempts to Rebuild With November Elections
Somali citizens and observers look to these elections for the jolt necessary for rebuilding the state, which has been torn asunder by 25 years of anarchy, insurgency, and war.
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