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Rights Watchdog: Turkish Government is ‘Undermining Democracy’

TEC News / AFP May 24, 2026

Human Rights Watch warns that President Erdoğan’s administration is employing abusive measures to dismantle the country’s primary opposition faction.

Northeast Syria: Kurdish Regions Voting for Transitional Parliament

TEC News / AFP May 24, 2026

Predominantly Kurdish areas of northeastern Syria held parliamentary ballots as part of a controversial process aimed at integrating the semi-autonomous region into Syria’s central state institutions.

Andalucía Election Could Test Spain’s Political Future

Németh Andrea May 17, 2026

Voters in the southern Andalucía region are heading to the polls in an election widely viewed as a key indicator of the country’s broader political direction ahead of national elections.

Latvia’s Political Crisis Opens a Crack in Europe’s Eastern Flank

Javier Villamor May 15, 2026

The fall of Evika Siliņa’s government does not alter the strategic line toward Ukraine, but it introduces political uncertainty at a sensitive moment and creates space for patriotic Latvia First.

Election Victory: Radev Named Bulgarian PM

TEC News / AFP May 8, 2026

A new coalition secured Bulgaria’s first outright parliamentary majority since 1997, winning 131 of 240 seats in the April 19th election.

Voters Head to Polls Again as Kosovo Enters Third Election in Just Over a Year

TEC News / AFP May 1, 2026

In Pristina, MPs missed a constitutional deadline to elect a new president, triggering parliament’s dissolution—and a new election.

Malta’s PM Calls Early General Election

TEC News April 28, 2026

Robert Abela will face Alex Borg, leader of the Nationalist Party, on May 30th—Borg says his party is ready to contest the election.

Migration, the ECHR, and Europe’s Crisis of Authority

Nicoletta Kouroushi April 24, 2026

A people permitted to vote, but not truly to decide, will not indefinitely remain loyal to an order that denies the force of its own consent.

Four UK Labour Officials Charged with Alleged Vote-Rigging

TEC News April 22, 2026

A quartet of Starmer’s activists have been charged for their alleged role in irregularities in the selection of parliamentary candidates, including for conspiracy and computer misuse.

After Years of Political Crisis, Bulgaria Set to Vote in Eighth Election

TEC News / AFP April 19, 2026

Bulgaria’s former president now leads a newly formed political grouping, with polls suggesting it could win around 35% of the vote.

Tag: elections

Rights Watchdog: Turkish Government is ‘Undermining Democracy’

Northeast Syria: Kurdish Regions Voting for Transitional Parliament

Andalucía Election Could Test Spain’s Political Future

Latvia’s Political Crisis Opens a Crack in Europe’s Eastern Flank

Election Victory: Radev Named Bulgarian PM

Voters Head to Polls Again as Kosovo Enters Third Election in Just Over a Year

Malta’s PM Calls Early General Election

Migration, the ECHR, and Europe’s Crisis of Authority

Four UK Labour Officials Charged with Alleged Vote-Rigging

After Years of Political Crisis, Bulgaria Set to Vote in Eighth Election

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