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Ortega Declares Nicaragua Will Hold No More Elections

The July 19 announcement signals a move to codify one‑party rule, prompting international calls for coordinated diplomatic and targeted economic pressure.

Imamoglu’s Mass Corruption Trial Opens With Courtroom Clash and Brief Suspension

Venezuela Says It Freed 99 Post‑Election Detainees on Christmas as NGOs Dispute Count

Azerbaijan Court Orders Pretrial Detention of Opposition Leader Ali Karimli on Power-Seizure Charge

Chad Court Sentences Succès Masra to 20 Years

Rwanda Arrests Victoire Ingabire on Charges of Inciting Public Disorder and Organizing Criminal Group