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Ethiopia Bans Tigrayan Party, Threatening Peace Deal

Ethiopia's National Election Board banned the Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) for failing to hold a general assembly, prompting condemnation from the TPLF, which calls the ban a threat to the 2022 peace deal and seeks African Union mediation. The decision follows months of internal TPLF divi...

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Hungary-Ukraine Espionage Scandal Exposes Tensions and Potential Shift Towards Russia

Hungary faces accusations of espionage in Ukraine, prompting diplomatic expulsions and raising concerns about its alignment with Russia amid a potential post-war redrawing of Ukrainian borders and a crackdown on the opposition.

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Peru Faces Another Political Crisis Amidst National Strike and Record Low Approval Ratings

Peru's President Dina Boluarte appointed Eduardo Arana as the new Prime Minister following the resignation of Gustavo Adrianzén amidst a national transportation strike impacting tourism in the southern Andes, while only 2% of Peruvians support her administration according to Ipsos.

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Spanish Government Responds to Leaked Sánchez-Ábalos Messages

Leaked messages between Spanish President Pedro Sánchez and former Minister José Luis Ábalos, obtained from a corruption investigation, are causing a political crisis, with the government responding by potentially filing a lawsuit against the leaker while denying any wrongdoing.

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Ivorian Opposition Leader Resigns Amidst Presidential Bid

Tidjane Thiam, PDCI's presidential candidate, resigned from the party's presidency on May 11, 2025, citing legal challenges and alleged attempts to undermine the party, while maintaining his commitment to the October 2025 presidential election.

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Kosovo's Political Stalemate: A Three-Month Crisis

Kosovo is experiencing a three-month political deadlock after February 9th elections, hindering parliament's function due to opposition refusal to support the ruling party's speaker candidate. This exacerbates economic problems, mass emigration, and political instability.

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Portugal Heads to Snap Elections Amidst Political Uncertainty

Portugal holds snap elections this Sunday, less than a year after the last vote, with Prime Minister Luís Montenegro's Democratic Alliance projected to win the most votes but fall short of a majority; a hung parliament and prolonged political instability are expected.

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Ukraine-Hungary Tensions Escalate Amid Espionage Allegations and War Rhetoric

Ukraine arrested two citizens for allegedly spying for Hungary, prompting Hungary to expel two Ukrainian diplomats; this comes amid a speech by Hungary's defense minister suggesting a shift toward war and a smear campaign against a former chief of staff now in opposition.

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RS Assembly Vetoes Arrest Warrants, Exposing Deep Political Divisions

The National Assembly of Republika Srpska (RS) vetoed a Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina decision seeking EUFOR assistance to arrest RS officials, including Milorad Dodik, indicted for undermining the constitutional order; the veto passed with support from some opposition parties, highlighting d...

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Ukraine-Hungary Espionage Scandal Exacerbates Tensions

Ukraine arrested two citizens for spying for Hungary on May 9th, 2025, leading to mutual expulsion of diplomats and escalating tensions amid a pre-election period in Hungary, where the opposition leader faces new charges.

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Kosovo's Post-Election Political Deadlock

Following Kosovo's February 9th parliamentary elections, a political stalemate continues as parties fail to agree on a parliamentary speaker, blocking government formation and exacerbating existing economic and emigration challenges.

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Kim Moon-soo Wins Ruling Party Nomination in South Korea's Presidential Election

Kim Moon-soo, former labor minister, secured the ruling People Power Party's nomination for South Korea's snap presidential election on June 3rd, 2025, after defeating former Prime Minister Han Duck-woo in an internal party vote, amid a post-martial law political crisis.

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