Morocco’s libertarian-leaning party of business and reform
Voters in Guinea‑Bissau have approved a new constitution that shifts the country from a semi‑presidential to a stronger presidential system, with provisional results showing about 70% support and turnout near 55–60%. The charter gives the president power to appoint and dismiss the prime minister and cabinet, create or abolish ministries and dissolve parliament ahead of December elections.
Morocco's parties are in a fierce race ahead of elections on Sept. 23, with MPs switching allegiances intensifying recruitment battles. The government and opposition trade accusations as candidates seek seats in the 395‑seat House of Representatives.