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Mohammad Javad Zarif resigns as Iran’s Vice President, citing intense personal and political pressures. He expressed hope that his departure would remove barriers to progress in the government. Zarif has …
Iran’s Mohammad Javad Zarif Resigns Amidst Pressure and Political Tensions Read More
Chawezi Banda, a committed MCP journalist, announces his independent candidacy for Ndirande’s parliamentary seat, prompting questions about internal party politics. His decision to run outside the MCP framework may reflect …
Chawezi Banda Announces Independent Candidacy for Ndirande Parliamentary Seat Read More
Iran’s parliament has impeached Economy Minister Abdolnasser Hemmati due to fears surrounding the collapsing rial and allegations of mismanagement. A significant majority voted for his removal just six months into …
Iran’s Parliament Dismisses Economy Minister Amid Economic Crisis Read More
Yamandu Orsi was sworn in as Uruguay’s President on March 1, 2025, for a five-year term. A member of the left-leaning Broad Front coalition, he won a close election against …
Yamandu Orsi Sworn In as Uruguay’s New President Read More
Yamandu Orsi was sworn in as Uruguay’s president on March 1, 2025, following a victory over Alvaro Delgado. He is affiliated with the left-wing Broad Front coalition and previously served …
Yamandu Orsi Sworn in as Uruguay’s New President Read More
President Donald Trump has instructed the Treasury Department to stop minting new pennies due to their rising production costs. This decision is part of a broader review of federal financial …
President Trump Directs Halt to New Penny Minting Read More
This article covers the upcoming inauguration in Uruguay, recent obituaries of notable individuals, and public opinion regarding the cessation of penny minting in the U.S. President Donald Trump has directed …
Uruguay’s Inauguration and Reflections on Recent Events Read More
The Tajikistan election on March 2 is poised to be undemocratic, primarily serving to fortify President Emomali Rahmon’s authority. His party’s dominant position ensures a majority, while the competing parties …
Tajikistan Election: A Path to Authoritarian Consolidation Read More
The election on March 2nd in Tajikistan will likely not be democratic, serving mainly to support President Emomali Rahmon’s rule. His party commands a vast majority in parliament and faces …
Tajikistan’s Election: A Tool for Power Consolidation Rather Than Democracy Read More
Over 150 bipartisan lawmakers have introduced a resolution supporting the Iranian people’s fight for regime change, endorsing Maryam Rajavi’s 10-point plan for establishing a secular and democratic Iranian republic. The …
Bipartisan Support for Iranian Resistance: Lawmakers Endorse Regime Change Read More