Bosnia’s ruling coalition has effectively collapsed after the three main parties in the Federation failed to agree on the makeup of the entity's new government on Sunday. 

This development puts in question the recent agreement on the formation of the new state government, and threatens to push the country deeper into political chaos five months after the elections. 

Talks were held in Sarajevo on Sunday aimed at finding an agreement on how to distribute eight Bosniak, five Croat and three Serb ministerial positions in the new Federation government. 

 Egypt's Prime Minister Ibrahim Mehleb ordered on Monday the formation of a committee to re-draft the constituency law, which was deemed unconstitutional by the Supreme Constitutional Court on Sunday.

The committee is headed by Transitional Justice Minister Ibrahim al-Heneidi, according to a cabinet statement.

Mehleb said the amendments to the law should come in line with the regulations and standards set by the court in its ruling.

« Tous les indicateurs indiquent que la révision de la Constitution n’est pas loin, » a annoncé le président du Conseil de la Nation, Abdelkader Bensalah, dans son discours d’ouverture de la session de printemps du parlement. « Peut-être que l’honneur de [la révision de la Constitution] marquera l’histoire du parlement durant cette session, » a-t-il précisé.

The National Unity Government (NUG) leaders have still not agreed on how to bring reforms to the electoral system and the establishment of the special electoral reform commission, a senior NUG official told TOLOnews.

In an exclusive interview with TOLOnews, second Vice President Sarwar Danish expressed that President Ashraf Ghani and CEO Abdullah Abdullah have not met with each other so far on electoral reforms.

Egypt has postponed parliamentary elections originally set to start in less than three weeks, after the country's highest court struck down one of the laws regulating the electoral process.

On Sunday morning, Egypt's Supreme Constitutional Court (SCC) ruled that the country’s Elections Constituency Division Law is unconstitutional.

Shortly after the SCC issued its ruling, a spokesman of the Higher Electoral Commission (HEC) said that the parliamentary elections, previously scheduled to start on 21 March, would be put on hold for the time being.

Elles sont plus d’une centaine d’ONG et d’Associations à mettre en place depuis le 22 janvier 2015, l’Observatoire pour les élections et la bonne gouvernance (Observatoire). Né sur les cendres du Réseau APEM, actuellement plongé dans un imbroglio judiciaire, l’Observatoire, avec l’expertise accumulée par ses membres fondateurs à travers le Réseau APEM, se fixe comme objectif la supervision du processus électoral. Il a rencontré aujourd’hui la presse pour parler des élections communales, régionales et du district de Bamako.

A group of senior rabbis from the religious Zionist movement announced Thursday it had withdrawn its endorsement of Habayit Hayehudi in the March 17 election in favor of Yahad, the party established recently by former Shas chairman Eli Yishai.

The announcement was in the form of an open letter published as an advertisement in the religious Zionist weekly BeSheva.

“At this time, we are called upon to make our calculations according to the Torah’s truth,” the letter said.

Kidal est occupé, Tombouctou et Gao restent sous menace. Alors, en organisant des élections sans Kidal, les contestataires estiment que l’Etat participe à la partition pure et simple du Mali. D’où la dénonciation de l’opposition et de certains partis de la majorité dont le Sadi d’Oumar Mariko.