Yesterday, 26 February, Tunisia’s parliament began debating the new coalition government, after months of political wrangling that has slowed the north African country’s efforts to
On the 16th of February the North-Macedonian parliament voted to dissolve itself after prime-minister Zoran Zaev (Social Democratic Union of Macedonia) resigned a little over
On the 15th of February Fakhfakh announced his proposal for a new government after nearly a month of deliberation. Fakhfakh announced that 15 members of
On Sunday the 9th of February Azerbaijan held snap parliamentary elections with the ruling New Azerbaijan Party retaining its majority. In fact, the New Azerbaijan
At the beginning of the week representatives of the Libyan rival military factions came together in Geneva to discuss the possibility of a lasting cease-fire
Much has happened in the Eastern Partnership countries in the past 5-10 years. An analysis of their democratic (and social democratic) development that we had
Four months after Kosovo held snap elections following the prime-minister’s resignation, its two biggest parties have reached an agreement on the formation of a new
After three months of protests and a month of tense negotiations, Lebanon officials announced a new government on 21 January. This government will be led
After three-months of negotiations the Vetevendosje (LVV) movement has finally proposed their leader Albin Kurti as the next prime minister. The official proposal by Vetevendosje
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