Kazakhstan is holding a nationwide referendum on a new constitution, with international observers noting increased participation from first-time voters and civic groups.

A proposed passport plan in the West Bank has sparked concern among various groups and international observers.

International observers have noted a relatively high voter turnout and reported no major violations that could affect the outcome of Kazakhstan’s constitutional referendum, with turnout reaching 64.43% as some overseas stations opened.

The trial of Ekrem Imamoglu, a key rival to Erdogan, began turbulently with Imamoglu demanding to speak, public protests in his defense, and the judge suspending the session, with opposition and international observers calling the charges arbitrary.