On March 31 the first round of presidential elections was held in Ukraine. Comedian Volodymyr Zelensky enjoyed 30.23 percent of the votes so far, with
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Since 4 December 2018, thousands of Albanian students have been protesting against the degraded education system, high tuition fees and poor dormitory circumstances in the
Egypt’s parliament has proposed and approved changes to the constitution, including amendments which would allow President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi to stay in power until 2034
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The Long-Awaited Formation of a New Government in Lebanon After a nine-month deadlock it was announced on January 31 by Prime Minister Saad Hariri that
Some irregularities seem to have occurred in the registration of votes for the upcoming local elections in Turkey. Members of the opposition Republican People’s Party