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Government crackdown in Turkey targets opposition and cultural community amid protests over the arrest of Istanbul mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu.

Tunisian court imposes severe sentences on opposition figures amidst rising authoritarianism and escalating repression under President Kais Saied.

Lukashenko is poised to extend his rule in Belarus for another term, securing 87.6% of the vote amid widespread allegations of election fraud.

The Tunisian court sentenced opposition figures and critics to prison for allegedly conspiring against state security amid claims of a politically motivated trial.

Opposition activists in Turkey remain defiant despite a significant crackdown from authorities.

Turkey is cracking down on protests and press freedoms following the arrest of opposition leader Ekrem Imamoglu.

Mass protests in Budapest highlighted opposition to government policies seen as exclusionary and harmful.

Anti-government sentiment in Turkey is escalating with calls for economic boycotts against Erdogan-associated companies.

Protests have risen significantly following the detention of Istanbul's mayor, marking a potential turning point in Turkish politics.

Mozambique faces political turmoil after disputed elections as opposition leader Mondlane claims silent genocide against dissent.

Postelection violence erupted as accusations of electoral fraud by the ruling party sparked widespread protests.

Lawyers tied to opposition figures in Russia face severe penalties, including imprisonment, highlighting the dangers of legal representation in such an oppressive environment.

Venezuelan opposition members face ongoing confinement due to political repression, finding small joys amidst their struggles.

The Maduro government released 1,515 detainees amid criticism of its election practices and violent crackdown on protests following the July presidential elections.

Alexander Lukashenko is set to win another presidential election in Belarus, amidst widespread accusations of electoral fraud and suppression of genuine opposition.

Edmundo González is determined to return to Venezuela post-election despite government repression and questions regarding electoral legitimacy.

Lukashenko's re-election is viewed as unconstitutional due to human rights abuses and repression of dissent.

The Government's recent vote on speaking rights has intensified tensions and sparked furor among the Opposition.

The Coalition insists on its proposals for Dáil speaking rights, facing united opposition from five party leaders.

Government's vote on the speaking rights issue provoked strong opposition and highlighted tensions regarding parliamentary procedure.

Proposal to allow government-supporting Independents to join technical groups for speaking time sparked chaos in the Dáil, reflecting tensions in parliamentary roles.

The Dáil is set to vote on government amendments that recognize more members for speaking time, prompting strong opposition criticism.

The Dáil speaking-time controversy underscores deep divisions between the Government and opposition parties.

Hungarians desire significant political change ahead of next year's elections.

Imamoglu's arrest and diploma invalidation are viewed as a direct attack on democracy and freedom of choice by the government.

Opposition leader Venancio Mondlane claims the October presidential election was rigged and calls for protests upon returning from exile.

Ekrem İmamoğlu has been detained amid a crackdown on opposition, just after his university diploma was revoked.

President Yoon declared martial law, accusing the opposition of attempting to undermine democracy, the first such declaration since the late 1980s.

Martial law declared for the first time in over 40 years in South Korea; Yoon cites opposition as anti-state forces.

The protests in Georgia are reviving against perceived authoritarianism and electoral fraud by the ruling party.

Lukashenko's election victory has been condemned as fraudulent by Western leaders and the Belarusian opposition.

Opposition warns that giving government-supporting TDs speaking slots undermines democracy.

Maduro's third term reflects enduring autocracy despite widespread opposition and democratic decline in Venezuela.

Lukashenko's presidential election in Belarus is essentially a formality that maintains his long-standing grip on power.

The recent election in Belarus is widely regarded as a sham orchestrated by dictator Alexander Lukashenko.

Venezuela's government is intensifying pressure on opposition figures seeking asylum as part of Maduro's strategy to maintain control following a disputed election.

Nicolas Maduro's inauguration is marked by significant opposition claims questioning the legitimacy of his electoral victory.

Maria Corina Machado's arrest underscores the escalating tensions in Venezuela amid opposition protests against Maduro's regime.

Andres Villavicencio's courageous act as an electoral observer during a contentious election led to his exile but inspired hope and resistance within the opposition.

The Venezuelan government is intensifying repression against opposition figures and dissenters just days before the presidential inauguration.

Venezuelan opposition members in refuge at the Argentine embassy urge for urgent protection and safe-conduct passes amid escalating political persecution.

Mozambique faces unrest and political strife following disputed elections, with calls for protests from opposition leader Venancio Mondlane.

The opposition leader vows to paralyze Mozambique in protest against newly elected President Chapo amid claims of electoral fraud and violence.

Syria's civil war is reigniting, with opposition fighters making significant advances, challenging Assad's government after years of stability.

Hadi al-Bahra demands a political transition in Syria, urging President Assad to adhere to UN resolution 2254 amidst the rebels' recent territorial gains.

Yoon Suk Yeol's declaration of martial law marks a radical shift in South Korea's political landscape, citing threats from opposition and North Korea.

President Yoon Suk Yeol declared martial law in South Korea, citing opposition control and pro-North sentiment, amid political turmoil and declining approval ratings.