Left to Right: James Ketterer, Christopher Walker, Tinatin Japaridze, Sunny Cheung. CREDIT: Noha Mahmoud.

L to R: James Ketterer, Christopher Walker, Tinatin Japaridze, Sunny Cheung. CREDIT: Noha Mahmoud.

Unlocking Cooperation: Open Societies

Jan 29, 2025 71 min watch

Democracies faced significant headwinds in 2024 as illiberal leaders and autocrats increasingly collaborated to suppress dissent and undermine institutions, both domestically and transnationally. In 2025, how can democratic states enhance multilateral cooperation to more proactively counter authoritarian efforts to erode freedom?

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