Campaigns & Elections
Reports
2023
Feb
7
Past Event
Nigeria’s elections and their security, economic, and crime implications
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Online Only
2023
Feb
6
Past Event
What to expect from Biden’s second State of the Union address
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2022
Nov
4
Past Event
Separating fact from fiction: Election disinformation on online platforms
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Washington, DC
Imran Khan came to power touting that he was on the same page as the military. And he has ended on a stunning anti-establishment note in a way that no Pakistani politician has done before. [Still, it would be unfair to blame Mr. Musharraf for all of Pakistan’s problems, or even for the military’s continued hold on power. Those, are rooted in pathologies that go back to the country’s split with India in 1947.] It traces back to two pillars — reliance on Islam and opposition to India — that all of the country’s leaders have tried to follow. Musharraf wasn’t responsible for that — he was a product of it.