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Victoria, Seychelles (Sept. 25–27, 2025) — In the postcard-perfect islands of Seychelles, voters this week faced a choice that went far deeper than tourism slogans and white-sand serenity. Over three days of polling, citizens of this 120,000-person nation cast ballots for president and parliament, weighing not just candidates but the direction of a democracy confronting heroin addiction, environmental tension, and the challenge of safeguarding sovereignty in a globalized econ

Malawians delivered a dramatic political comeback this month, electing former president Peter Mutharika and unseating incumbent Lazarus Chakwera in a vote widely seen as a referendum on government performance and economic survival. Once the British protectorate of Nyasaland, Malawi gained independence in 1964 and adopted a 1994 constitution establishing a presidential republic with an independent judiciary and electoral commission. Its democracy has been tested repeatedly, in

Bougainvilleans turned out in force this week for an election that could shape the region’s final steps toward independence from Papua New Guinea. The vote for president and a new House of Representatives comes six years after the 2019 referendum, when an overwhelming 98.3 percent of voters endorsed independence — a result that still awaits ratification by PNG’s national parliament before full sovereignty can be achieved. The region’s path has been marked by decades of strugg

Guyana’s September 1 general election served as both a test of democracy and a measure of how the country manages its oil-fueled economic boom, which has made it one of the fastest-growing economies in the world. Once known as British Guiana, the nation gained independence in 1966 and became a republic in 1970. Its politics have long been shaped by ethnic divisions — with Indo-Guyanese voters generally backing the People’s Progressive Party/Civic, and Afro-Guyanese supporting

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Haitian International Support Wanes as Allies Attempt to Find Solutions

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Four countries held elections in March. Pakistan on the 9th, Russia on the 17th, Slovakia on the 23rd, and Ukraine on March 31st. Pakistan Pakistan held general elections on Feb. 8 this year. However, amidst rigging allegations, an economic crisis, and rise in militance presence, Pakistan moved their presidential election to March 9. Asif Ali Zardari was sworn in as president the day after elections, March 10, with a resounding nearly 70% electoral vote. Before winning the pr

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Javier Milei Argentinian President The 100 days of the mandate of the President of the Argentine Nation, Javier Milei, elected in December 2023, have already been completed and the resounding changes he has made were not so well received by half of the population. A few days before his inauguration, he presented a bill called the "Law of Bases and Starting Points for the Freedom of Argentines" or also called the "Omnibus Law." On the official website of the Casa Rosada it is

US Pledges to Help Gaza An immediate ceasefire in Gaza that is tied to the release of Hamas’s hostages, could soon be reached, according to US Secretary of State Antony Blinken. In an interview with Al-Hadath in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, Blinken stated “I think the gaps are narrowing, and I think an agreement is very much possible.” The U.S. has been working with Arab allies, Qatar and Egypt to put together a proposal, however, Hamas rejected the deal and has come back with oth

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This year, the XXXIII 2024 Olympic Games begin in July in the city of Paris, France. They will take place from July 26 to August 11 and...

Four countries held elections in February. El Salvador on the 5th, Azerbaijan on the 7th, Indonesia on the 14th, and Senegal on the 25th. Here is a brief glimpse into who these newly elected officials are. El Salvador Nayib Bukele, one of the youngest El Salvadorian presidents to date, won re-election by a supermajority, claiming nearly 85% of the vote, according to the Associated Press (A.P.). Although the president has implemented controversial policies during his time as

On February 15, a historic event in the history of football took place. The U.S. team from the city of Miami, Inter Miami, played a friendly against the Argentinian team Newell's Old Boys, from the city of Rosario. This happened because Lionel Messi plays for the Florida State team, and he had his beginnings in the sport as a child in the Argentine club. A club of which he is still a fan of today and which he says still has a very special place in his heart. Also, the manager

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On Jan. 9, 2024, Gabriel Attal took over the post of Prime Minister of France at the resignation of Elizabeth Borne who held the position from 2022 to 2024. Upon the acceptance of the position, Attal became the youngest Prime Minister in French history at 34-years-old. Borne stated in her resignation that her relinquishment of the position has come at the behest of French President Emmanuel Macron, citing his “will to appoint a new Prime Minister”. The Ex-Prime Minister also