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Former Hungarian PM Viktor Orban has been re-elected chairman of the Fidesz party despite its April election defeat. He accepted full responsibility but vowed never to give up, as the party faces declining support.
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s Civil Contract party won Armenia’s parliamentary election with 49.8% of the vote, retaining a majority. The result indicates public support for his peace-focused agenda after losing Nagorno-Karabakh, despite accusations of Russian interference.
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's Civil Contract party won Armenia's parliamentary election with 49.81% of the vote, according to preliminary results. The vote tested his shift away from Russia and toward the West.
Florentino Perez won a landslide victory in Real Madrid's presidential election, clearing the path for Jose Mourinho to return as head coach after 13 years. Perez secured 65% of the vote, and Mourinho could be announced as early as January 20.
Kosovans voted Sunday in early parliamentary elections for the third time in 18 months, seeking to end a political impasse that has paralyzed the Balkan nation's EU and NATO ambitions. The vote follows the failure of parties to agree on a presidential successor before a March deadline, adding to economic woes in one of Europe's poorest countries.
After more than two days of fierce fighting in Mogadishu between government forces and opposition groups, Somalia's federal government says order has been restored. The opposition, however, rejects President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud's authority and vows to continue pressing for elections, as the UN reports 13 dead, 189 wounded, and thousands displaced.
Hundreds of families fled their homes in Mogadishu on June 3 after armed clashes erupted near the homes of opposition leaders, deepening a political crisis over presidential term extensions and election plans. The violence paralyzed major roads and the city's largest market, raising fears of a broader breakdown in Somalia's fragile political order.
Clashes erupted in Mogadishu between government forces and opposition militias over President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud's term extension and delayed elections. The violence, involving heavy weapons, damaged homes and forced evacuations, prompting international calls for restraint.
Manchester City is exploring legal options after Real Madrid presidential candidate Enrique Riquelme claimed he would sign Erling Haaland if elected, a claim denied by both the club and the player's family. Riquelme also targeted signing Rodri amid a rare contested election for the Spanish club.
