On Tuesday 14 January the three main political parties – the Socialist Party (PS), Democratic Party (PD) and Socialist Movement for Integration (LSI) – agreed
Tunisia remains without a government after the parliament rejected the government proposed by prime minister designate Habib Jemli in a session on Friday 10 January.
In recent days opposition activists and politicians in Georgia have increased their protests in front of the parliament and sought support from the EU. All
After more than a month of tense negotiations Prime Minister-designate, Habib Jemli, announced his new government line-up on 2 January, with a vote of confidence
On 12 December Ahmet Davutoglu, prime minister of Turkey from 2014 to 2016, registered a new political party called “the Future Party” at the interior
Lebanon enters the 7th week of anti-government protests, as Prime Minister Hariri says he will not be the next Prime Minister following his resignation amid
On 10 October Tunisians voted in the parliamentary elections which took place amid a presidential campaign as well. The Ennahda party came first in the
On 17 November parliamentary elections were held in Belarus, with many reports from media and NGOs condemning the electoral campaign leading op to the elections
On 17 and 18 November opposition groups took to the streets to block the Georgian Parliament. With almost 20.000 participants, the protest is the biggest
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