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  • A man wearing a white robe puts a slip of paper into a ballot box.
    Kuwait’s political future

    Can semi-democracy survive?

    Six months after Kuwait's new emir dissolved parliament, its members have yet to resume their work. Still, there are strong indications that the country’s unique parliamentary system will prevail.

  • Panel of fhe 'Mapping Democracy' project at the Münchener Kammerspiele (photo: Judith Buss)
    The 'Mapping Democracy' Project

    Global Dialogue in Real Time

    To explore innovative forms of democratic dialogue – that's the idea behind the project "Mapping Democracy", which saw experts and audiences taking part in a simultaneous debate in Cairo, Madrid and Munich. Claudia Mende reports

  • Tahrir Square in Cairo, February 2011 (photo: AP)
    Goethe Institute series: ''Receiving the World – Mapping Democracy''

    New Challenges for Democracy

    With a new series of events entitled "Receiving the World – Mapping Democracy", the Goethe Institute seeks to explore new challenges to our understanding of democracy. The focus of the series is on the similarities and differences between the new social movements in Europe and the protest movement in North Africa. By Claudia Mende

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    Politics in Bangladesh

    The Fraying of Democracy

    Bangladesh is increasingly torn: between economic progress and insecurity, law and impunity, Islamism and secular politics, violence and democracy. Portrait of a troubled country approaching its next major electoral test.

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