Lukashenko in 2017 (Source Flickr) Upcoming Sunday, February 27, Belarus will organize a constitutional referendum. While the result seems to be set in stone, the referendum
The European Court of Justice has enabled the European Commission to cut billions of euros of funds to Poland and Hungary in a long-anticipated court
Navalny in July 2020 (Photo: Flickr) Amid high Russian-Ukraine tensions, dominating international media, Alexei Navalny faces new court proceedings inside the penal colony where he is
Abazović in 2016 (Flickr) Last Friday night, February 4, saw the end of the ruling coalition in Montenegro. After weeks of political struggle, the National
In a new chapter in Tunisia’s political crisis, president Saied has dissolved the Supreme Judicial Council (CSM). The CSM rejected the president’s decision, stating that
Zebari in 2012 (Source: Flickr) Iraq’s federal court has blocked Hoshyar Zebari’s presidential bid, as 2016 corruption claims could make his election ‘unconstitutional’. While the court
On Monday the 24th of January Lebanese Sunni Muslim leader Saad al-Hariri, who served as the Prime Minister of Lebanon three times, announced he would
On January 20th, the office of Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko announced that the country will hold a referendum on the constitutional amendments that have been
In a referendum, Serbian voters approved the constitutional changes that the government said were part of a reform process. Nearly 60% of people who cast
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