With six months until Iraq’s parliamentary elections, intense political maneuvering is underway as Sunni, Shia, and Kurdish factions reshape alliances while battling for leadership and control over government positions.

In a notable achievement, two Syrian women made history by winning seats in Belgium’s municipal elections on October 13, 2024, selecting councils for all 581 municipalities for the next six years.

Following the general election on July 4, 2024, 25 Muslim MPs entered the British House of Commons (the lower house of Parliament), raising questions about whether they might alter the UK's foreign policy towards “Israel.”

In the Swedish parliamentary elections, the center-left coalition lost to a four-party right-wing block (Sweden Democrats, Christian Democrats, Moderates, and Liberals) by a narrow margin of 173 to 176.