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Presidential election in Somalia: corrupt indirect voting to hit prospects for positive change
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Presidential election in Somalia: corrupt indirect voting to hit prospects for positive change

Presidential election in Somalia neither offers potential for substantial changes in the country, nor reduces corruption. After three rounds of voting by 328 MPs and senators, former President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud emerged victorious in the final…
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May 19, 2022Tags: Somalia
Turkmen women’s right restrictions signal about Ashgabat-Taliban cooperation
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Turkmen women’s right restrictions signal about Ashgabat-Taliban cooperation

The Turkmen president change and the further women's right restrictions show clearly that Ashgabat plans to cooperate deeply with the Taliban regime in Afghanistan. Since Serdar Berdymukhammedov succeeded his father…
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May 11, 2022Tags: Afghanistan, Turkmenistan
New round of anti-Semitism in Russia
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New round of anti-Semitism in Russia

Russia is about to resume a showdown with Israel, likely to get bilateral relations into the Cold War, as domestic anti-Semitism is growing. The statement by Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov,…
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May 5, 2022Tags: anti-semitism
Somalia: unblocked presidential elections amid risks of deepening crisis
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Somalia: unblocked presidential elections amid risks of deepening crisis

Election of parliament leaders in Somalia paves way for presidential vote. After the protracted delays and obstacles in choosing the members of parliament, the election of the parliamentary leadership is a…
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May 2, 2022Tags: Somalia
Côte d’Ivoire: President Ouattara reshuffle Achi’s government to strengthen power and overcome pandemic crisis
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Côte d’Ivoire: President Ouattara reshuffle Achi’s government to strengthen power and overcome pandemic crisis

President Ouattara’s shuffling of government structure has pushed the PM Patrick Achi and his subordinates away. Though Achi has not given a formal response to his resignation, he made clear that President Ouattara…
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April 15, 2022Tags: Alassane Ouattara, Cote d’Ivoire, Patrick Achi
Guatemalan anti-corruption judge flees amid pressure by corrupted government and Prosecutor-General
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Guatemalan anti-corruption judge flees amid pressure by corrupted government and Prosecutor-General

Guatemala plunges into corruption after the authorities started a war with anti-corruption prosecutors and judges and a Guatemalan judge considered key in fighting corruption announced her resignation and leaved the…
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April 12, 2022Tags: FECI, Guatemala
Vucic’s win over the three main narratives
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Vucic’s win over the three main narratives

Thirty years after the siege of Sarajevo by Serbian forces, which is considered one of the longest sieges in the history of modern warfare, where more than 11,500 people were…
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April 6, 2022Tags: Serbia
Hungarian election: prospect for ongoing democracy crisis, as Putin and Orban collude on aggression against Ukraine
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Hungarian election: prospect for ongoing democracy crisis, as Putin and Orban collude on aggression against Ukraine

Preliminary results show Fidesz-KDNP alliance winning not less than 68% votes, with 99% ballots counted. The opposition alliance led by Peter Marki-Zay fell far behind with 34,9% votes. Fidesz-KDNP is due to get 135 seats in parliament,…
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April 4, 2022Tags: Hungary
Hichilema’s administration shows risks for democracy in Zambia
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Hichilema’s administration shows risks for democracy in Zambia

Since taking office, Hichilema's administration has shown little appetite to change the laws that enabled the authoritarian tendencies of his predecessor. He is entrenching the same system of autocracy he pledged to…
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March 24, 2022Tags: Zambia
Ramos-Horta can win presidential elections in East Timor
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Ramos-Horta can win presidential elections in East Timor

Francisco Guterres and former President Jose Ramos-Horta are the frontrunners of presidential elections in East Timor to be held on March, 19. The latter leads the race and aspires to win.  Ramos-Horta,…
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March 18, 2022Tags: East Timor

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