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Magyar Moves to Amend Constitution to Remove Hungary’s President

The prime minister says the change is needed to clear Orbán‑aligned officials who could use the presidency to block the new government's laws.

Iraq’s Shiite Bloc Delays PM Pick as Deadline Nears

Germany and Brazil Reject U.S. Talk of Military Action in Cuba

Iraq’s Parliament Elects Nizar Amidi President, Ending Months of Deadlock

Vietnam’s To Lam Elected President, Unifying Party and State Power

Modi Congratulates To Lam, Pledges Deeper India–Vietnam Partnership

Kim Jong Un Reasserts ‘Irreversible’ Nuclear Status as Putin Vows Deeper Ties

North Korea Reinstates Kim Jong Un as State Affairs Chief at New Assembly’s First Session

UN Warns Regional Escalation Is Straining Syria’s Fragile Recovery

North Korea Sets March 22 Opening of New Assembly to Weigh Constitutional Changes and Leadership

Myanmar’s Army-Aligned Parliament Reconvenes for First Time Since 2021 Coup

China Ousts Three Retired Generals From Advisory Body Ahead of Two Sessions

Hungary’s Race Enters Volatile Phase as Orbán Elevates Threat Claims and Independent Polls Put Tisza Ahead

Denmark Calls Snap Election for March 24 as Frederiksen Seeks Mandate on Greenland Stance

Primaries Begin as Mid‑Decade Redistricting Fight Leaves Key House Maps in Flux

Zimbabwe Cabinet Backs Constitutional Overhaul to Keep Mnangagwa Eligible Until 2030

ASEAN Withholds Recognition of Myanmar’s Military-Led Election for Now

Workers’ Party Declines PM Wong’s Request to Nominate a New Leader of the Opposition

Portugal Votes in Closely Fought Presidential Race as Runoff Likely

Leader of the Opposition Role Vacant After Pritam Singh’s Removal as Workers’ Party Deliberates