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ODIHR commends renewed commitment to electoral reform in Albania

The initiative of the Albanian authorities to resume the country’s electoral reform ahead of the 2025 parliamentary elections is an important and positive development...

OSCE: Poland’s parliamentary elections were competitive but marked by misuse of public resources and public media bias

Poland’s parliamentary elections were characterised by record high voter participation with a wide choice of political options and candidates able to campaign freely, but...

Poland: ODIHR opens limited election observation mission

The OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR) today opened a limited election observation mission for the 15 October 2023 parliamentary elections in Poland,...

Venice Commission: Federal Election Act in germany “largely in conformity” with international standards

The recently passed Federal Election Act in Germany, which fixes the number of lawmakers in the Low Chamber of Parliament (Bundestag) to 630 (down from...

Montenegro: parliamentary elections pluralistic and well-run but legal reform still needed

Montenegro’s early parliamentary elections were competitive and voters were offered a wide range of choices, but the process was weakened by legislative shortcomings as...

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Under Orbán, Hungary funded US conservative activities. Rep. Mike Levin urges investigation

The recent electoral defeat of Hungary's authoritarian Prime Minister,...

Pro-Kremlin Slovak Prime Minister asked Poland’s permission to fly to Moscow

Poland has received a formal request from Slovakia seeking...

Four candidates for UN secretary-general audition this week. That’s far fewer than in 2016

By EDITH M. LEDERER Associated Press UNITED NATIONS (AP) —...

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