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“Record-Breaking Turnout in Russian Presidential Elections as Polling Stations Close”

In the Russian presidential elections, polling stations closed at 20:00 local time with a nationwide voter turnout of 73.33%. Moscow alone saw about 3.7 million voters. The elections spanned three days, with remote electronic voting available. Four candidates, including Vladimir Putin, contested the presidency.

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European Council President Charles Michel Sparks Controversy With Candid Article on Flawed Russian Presidential Elections

European Council President criticizes Russian presidential elections, noting lack of freedom and choice. EU and NATO express concerns about fairness and democracy.

Elections Government Politics

“Trump’s Victory: A Triumph for the Republican Party and the Nation, Says New York Times”

The victory of Donald Trump is hailed as a triumph for the Republican Party and the nation, according to the New York Times. Trump’s nomination is seen as a formality, with his achievements in line with GOP policies. The party aims to maintain continuity and protect against Democratic challenges with support from Ukraine. Trump’s refusal to compromise is seen as a strength, but also a potential threat.

“Election Chaos Unleashes Protests and Arrests in Comorian Islands”

Protests and unrest ensued in the Comorian islands after recent parliamentary elections. President Azali Assoumani’s party won with 62.97% of the votes, leading to the arrest of five opposition leaders. The elections had a low turnout, with only 16.3% of eligible voters participating.

“Russian Government to Send Observation Mission for Azerbaijan’s Presidential Elections: Latest Update from Armenia”

Russian government to send observation mission to Azerbaijan for presidential elections. Mission approved, says Leonid Kalashnikov. Elections set for February 7, 2024.

European Court Refuses to Send Observers to Azerbaijan’s Presidential Election and Declines Comment on Process and Results

The European Court won’t send observers to Azerbaijan’s presidential elections on Feb 7. They also won’t comment on the process or results. The European Council members’ opinions would be personal, not official. The DEG group supports democracy and human rights at an international level.

“15 Candidates Vying for Presidency as Azerbaijan Gears up for Upcoming Elections, CEC Confirms”

CEC of Azerbaijan receives 15 applications for presidential candidates registration. 7 approved, 8th in approval phase. Elections on Feb 7, 2024.

“Artsakh Announces Presidential Elections Amidst Fragile Peacekeeping Mission: Challenges and Hopes Arise”

The joint Armenian-Russian-Georgian peacekeeping mission in Nagorno-Karabakh reveals results of the presidential elections in Artsakh. Elections aim to bring stability and resolve the conflict. However, challenges may arise due to civil unrest and non-governmental representatives running in the election. The focus should be on guaranteeing rights, humanitarian assistance, and compensation for displaced compatriots. The statement urges the people of Azerbaijan to fight for independence and rights.

RA Sends Observers to Presidential Elections in Azerbaijan, Russia, and Council Elections in Belarus, According to Head of RA Central Election Commission

RA sends observers to Azerbaijan and Russia presidential elections, and Belarus council and local self-government elections. Only official invitation received from Baku. Election Commission head, Sergey Lebedev, announces this.

“Russian State Duma Enlists Organization of American States to Observe Presidential Elections Amidst Claims of Influence”

The Russian State Duma’s Committee on Internal Affairs will collaborate with the OAS’s Central Election Commission to observe Russia’s upcoming presidential elections. The committee aims to provide information on the activities of NGOs and foreign countries regarding the elections. The discussion will occur on March 15-17, 2024, with President Vladimir Putin seeking his fifth term if successful.