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
Dimitar Kovachevski, leader of the Socialist and Democratic Union (SDSM) has been elected by parliament as North Macedonia’s new Prime Minister on the 16th of
Over a dozen local civil society outfits called on Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili to veto the bill dismantling the State Inspector’s Service, voted by the
Following the unrest in Kazakhstan at the beginning of January, authorities have started to flesh out their account of the events. They are now laying
On Saturday the 8th of January protestors stormed the headquarters of Albania’s Democratic Party. Protestors used hammers to smash open the metal security doors to
The Milli Mejlis, Azerbaijan’s parliament, adopted the new ‘Law on Media’ on December 28. The law, which came into effect on the first of January
On the 28th of December Russia’s International Memorial was ordered to shut down by a Moscow court, followed by its sister organization Memorial Human Rights
On Saturday the 11th of December local elections were held in the West Bank. Palestinians could vote in in a total of 376 mostly rural
On the 13th of December President Kais Saied announced a new set of measures: a referendum on the constitution will be held on July 25th
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