The United Nations special envoy for Syria rejects the so-called military solution to the decade-long Syrian crisis as “an illusion.”

Chileans have headed to the polls to vote in the Andean nation's most divisive presidential election in decades, with two candidates offering starkly different visions for the future from pensions and privatization to human rights.

Chileans go to the polls or a first round of a divisive presidential election, following a campaign scarred by two years of intense social protests.

The UK is “dangerously close to elected dictatorship” under Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who is impatient toward “constitutional constraints” and “gets angry if the courts of parliament try to interfere,” a veteran Tory warns.

A recent court ruling in Poland challenging the supremacy of EU law angers Brussels, raising concerns that Warsaw will eventually exit the bloc, described as “Polexit”.

Thousands of supporters of Tunisian President Saied rally in the capital to back his suspension of parliament and promises to change the political system.

Haiti's newly-appointed Prime Minister Ariel Henry says his government plans to establish conditions for holding long-delayed elections as soon as possible, following the assassination of President Jovenel Moise earlier this month.

A Bahraini opposition protest movement underlines the need for “a real political leap” and a new constitution drafted by the will of the people to put an end to dictatorship in the Persian Gulf country.

Hundreds of protesters have once again gathered in Thailand’s capital, Bangkok, calling for the resignation of Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha and constitutional changes in the country.

The former Bolivian president has admitted to the country’s prosecutor’s office that she lacked legal authorization as per the country’s constitution to assume presidency.