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Libya's Eastern-Based Parliament Ousts Long-Serving Speaker Aguila Saleh After 12 YearsPolitics

Libya's Eastern-Based Parliament Ousts Long-Serving Speaker Aguila Saleh After 12 Years

Libya's eastern-based parliament has replaced long-serving speaker Aguila Saleh with Al Salhin Abdulnabi after 12 years, following a new rule limiting terms to 12 months.

The National|October 7, 2026
Libya's Parliament Ousts Longtime Speaker Aguila Saleh Amid Growing Lawmaker FrustrationPolitics

Libya's Parliament Ousts Longtime Speaker Aguila Saleh Amid Growing Lawmaker Frustration

Libya's House of Representatives has elected Al-Salhin Abdelnabi al-Obeidi as its new speaker, replacing Aguila Saleh after 12 years amid rising dissatisfaction among lawmakers over his leadership.

Al Jazeera English|October 7, 2026
Moroccan Political Parties Intensify Market and Digital Campaigns Ahead of Legislative ElectionsPolitics

Moroccan Political Parties Intensify Market and Digital Campaigns Ahead of Legislative Elections

Political parties in Morocco are stepping up their campaigns in markets and online ahead of the September 23 legislative elections, focusing on issues like youth unemployment and rising living costs.

Al Jazeera English|September 21, 2026|1
Morocco's 2026 Elections: High Stakes for Political Trust and Youth EngagementPolitics

Morocco's 2026 Elections: High Stakes for Political Trust and Youth Engagement

Morocco's upcoming parliamentary elections will test citizens' trust in political institutions amidst high youth unemployment and pressing economic demands.

Al Jazeera English|September 17, 2026|1
US House Rejects Republican Push for Constitutional Amendment to Lock Supreme Court Size at Nine JusticesPolitics

US House Rejects Republican Push for Constitutional Amendment to Lock Supreme Court Size at Nine Justices

The US House of Representatives failed to pass a Republican-backed constitutional amendment that would have capped the Supreme Court at nine justices, falling short of the required two-thirds majority.

Al Jazeera English|September 3, 2026|1