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The US Government will support election observation teams in Georgia for the forthcoming parliamentary elections in order to ensure the pre-election environment and the parliamentary elections meet international standards for free and fair elections.

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The National Democratic Institute for International Affairs (NDI) will today hold its second policy seminar for legislators of the 53rd Legislature. According to a release the policy seminar will focus on Gender Responsive Budgeting.

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The National Democratic Institute (NDI) will conduct a pre-election assessment mission to Georgia, a U.S.-based group, working on political party development and democracy programs in Georgia since 1994, said on Sunday.

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Thanks to the technical support of National Democratic Institute (NDI) a Sectoral Assembly, was held last Saturday in the town of Petit-Goâve, in the premises of Louco Night Club, under the auspices of the Coordinating Committees on initiative of Petit Goâve (COCIPEG), a structure composed of citizens of the Civil Society.

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“Years back, observing was haphazard—groups would go in and come out quickly,” says Les Campbell, the National Democratic Institute’s regional director for the Middle East and North Africa.

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In frame of the official visit to the United States of America, the Parliament Speaker of Kosova, Jakup Krasniqi and the accompanying delegation, was welcomed at a meeting with the President of the National Democratic Institute, Ken Wollack.

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More than 35 political entities taking part in the upcoming July 7 elections agreed on the basic code of conduct in a conference in Tripoli on Sunday. The conference was hosted by United Nations in coordination with the National Democratic Institute (NDI).

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June 8, 2012 marked the 30th anniversary of one of President Ronald Reagan's hallmark foreign policy speeches, the Address at Westminster to members of the British Parliament.

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Libyans believe that the success of last year’s revolution is being compromised by poor security, weakness in the rule of law and the slow pace of transition, according to a new report.

In spite of these challenges however, Libyans still believe the country to be moving in the right direction, citing new freedoms, a flourishing civil society and small improvements in local security as specific examples.