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législatives
Legislative elections in Morocco: the ruling party keeps its hand
The three parties forming the outgoing government coalition in Morocco dominated the legislative elections of Wednesday, 23 September, but a turnout of 38%, at the lowest level in nearly 20 years, and an increase of Islamists. The explanation of Karim Yahiaoui, correspondent France 24 in Casablanca.
Legislation in Morocco: WFP leads, participation at the lowest in nearly 20 years
The Authenticity and Modernity Party (MAP) came to the top of the parliamentary elections that took place on Wednesday in Morocco, followed by its coalition partners in the outgoing government, the RNI and the Istiqlal party, according to still provisional official results.
Legislation in Morocco: only 4% of young people vote
Moroccans are called to the polls on Wednesday to elect the 395 deputies of the House of Representatives. A high stake vote, especially for young people facing unemployment and difficulties in accessing public services. But in a monarchy where the king retains important prerogatives, what room for manoeuvre will the elected ones really have?
Moroccans called to the polls for legislation without a big favourite
Morocco is holding parliamentary elections on Wednesday after a campaign dominated by concerns about purchasing power, employment and inequality, in a context of distrust towards political parties.
Legislation in Morocco: Young voters doubt real change
On a day of the 23 September legislative elections in Morocco, political parties are trying to convince young people, tired of economic insecurity, to go to the polls by promising them jobs and affordable housing. The country's youth, which led to important demonstrations in 2025 to achieve better social justice, now seems resigned. The details of Karim Yahiaoui
Legislation in Morocco: Youth Wants Its Share of Growth
On the eve of the legislative elections, the Moroccan economy is showing solid growth and increasing major projects. But this success leaves a part of the population at a distance, especially young people, facing massive unemployment.
Morocco: A few days from the legislatures, divided youth
In Morocco, this Wednesday, nearly 16 million voters are expected to nominate the 395 deputies of the House of Representatives, the first step towards the formation of a new government for the next five years. Young people make up a limited proportion of the electorate: 15 per cent of registered voters are between 25 and 34 years of age and 4 per cent between 18 and 24 years of age. Partly reflecting the demographic structure of the country.
Russia: Parliamentary elections, without surprise, for Vladimir Putin
In Russia, Vladimir Putin's party won, unsurprisingly, a large majority in the legislative elections of Sunday, September 20, marked by computer hacking and Ukrainian drone attacks to which Moscow promised a response.
Legislative authorities in Russia: Moscow accuses Kiev of disrupting the vote
On Sunday, 20 September, Russia suffered a massive attack by Ukrainian drones, denounced by the authorities as trying to "disturb" the legislative process, which should unsurprisingly lead to the victory of Vladimir Putin's party, more than four and a half years after the start of the war in Ukraine.
Legislative in Russia: "The result is played ahead" for Putin's victory
Unsuspended elections are held in Russia from Friday to Sunday. The majority of united Russia, Vladimir Putin's party, should be returned to the Duma. The opposition was rejected. A "result played ahead" before a possible new wave of mobilization for the war in Ukraine. Interview with the specialist Tatiana Kastouéva-Jean.
Are there any stakes in the Russian legislative and regional elections?
From 18 to 20 September, the Russians voted to elect their deputies, governors and municipal councillors. As always, the vote is locked. What is behind the calls for Vladimir Putin's mobilisation and the boycotts of the debates by the candidates? Decryption of a fraud that also involves propaganda.
Legislative elections in Russia: no surprise
The European Union denounced on Friday 18 September, with the voice of a spokesman, the climate of "systematic and institutionalized repression" in which the parliamentary elections in Russia are held, against the background of war in Ukraine. The explanations of Elena Volochin, journalist in France 24 and former correspondent in Moscow.
Legislative elections in Russia: a "poured-up" vote
Press coverage this Friday, September 18, the parliamentary elections in Russia, the Trump administration accused of war crimes, and speculation around the first list of the French team's selector, Zinedine Zidane.
Russia: Legislative kick-off on war with Ukraine
The polling stations opened Friday in Russia for three days of legislative activity, the first since the start of the large-scale war in Ukraine in 2022. In the absence of any real opposition, Vladimir Putin's party should win this election, also organized in the Ukrainian territories occupied and annexed by Moscow.