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Brazil's President Michel Temer received on Monday an interrogation of 84 questions from federal police, as part of an investigation against him for supposed corruption.
An Afghan election monitoring group on Sunday expressed concern over a deadlock in electoral reform process, saying the delay in reform may deter the conduct of the upcoming parliamentary polls.
News highlights of leading Kenyan media outlets on Wednesday.
Senior UN officials said here Thursday that Haiti's imminent elections next month will look to inaugurate a new period of transparency, democracy and development long yearned for by its citizens.
The Italian Lower House on Monday definitively approved a new electoral law, which was seen as a keystone of Prime Minister Matteo Renzi's reform agenda.
Lawmakers of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DR Congo) approved on Sunday a new electoral law stripped of a provision that tied a census to 2016 general elections and triggered deadly protests.
Brazil's top electoral authority has banned negative campaigning for the presidential run-off on Oct. 26, local media reported Friday.
The top UN official in Afghanistan said here Wednesday that 530 security incidents were recorded on June 14, when the presidential runoff election was held in the country, with more than 250 of those assessed as being directly election related.
The Italian parliament began debating an electoral bill on Wednesday, paving the way to a reform seen as a top priority in the country.
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki- moon on Tuesday called for the peaceful completion of Kosovo elections, and urged an immediate investigation into attacks on polling stations.
The unconstitutionality of elections in Japan have once again come to the fore as a consortium of lawyers plans to nullify the results of the July 21 Upper House election, local media reported Wednesday.
Venezuela's National Electoral Council (CNE) Monday officially declared Nicolas Maduro to be president elect for the 2013-2019 presidential term, after confirming his victory in Sunday's presidential race and rejecting the claims of fraud from opposition candidate Henrique Capriles.