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15 most recent changes 11692 2012:January Finland Constitutional reforms during 2011 reducing presidential authorities are fully imposed as new president takes office. President is hencefrward strongly subordiate politics are partly remained, all activty demands countersignature of PM. Determinaton of political is under further examnation, if made Parlimentaian (ceremonial) Presidency. 11691 2012:January Egypt Parliaentarian elections are concluded. As parliament convens with a plurality and generally democratic conditon, Egypt will eter a new interim status. Thus entering next phase of democratisation to be finalised uon presidential elections 2012 11690 2011 NOTES During 2011 a few countries may be considered for changed political status, without definitive evidence yet. Ukraine and Turkey has been at risk to transfer from functioning to limited democracy. In Africa Burkina Faso and Malawi may be reconsidered a transfer from limited democracy to Semi-Authoritarian rule. 11689 2011: Hungary Uncertain change!! Hungary has introduced several constitutional reforms during recent year and dominating Fidesz government, that has been widely critisised by opposition and EU. This may perhaps (sadly) indicate a transition from functioning democracy to limited democracy. Check this further if really valid. 11688 2011: Inner Mongolia We may suppose that normalisation and lifting of the martial law has taken place at some time after may 2011. 11687 2011:December North Korea Normalisation as Km Jong-Un is installed Supreme Leader. Likely possessing same strong, authori- tarian but not overwhelming powers as his father and predecessor. Balance of power with other institutions is not fully clear. 11686 2011:December Russia* Constitutional reform launched by President Medvedev, actually effecting status of russian republics rather than Russia as a whole. According to these provisions direct election of governors is to be restored. Changed status of republics are 11685 2011:December North Korea Death of Supreme Leader Kim Jong Il is announced. In one of the world's worst dictatorships, this will mark an interim status as powers vested in KJI will be transferred to parliament, party or presidium. KJI possessed strong but not over- whelming powers, this marks a decentralisation until current uncertainity is over. 11684 2011:December Transnistria Presidential elections held, resulting in a defeat of longtime, previously authoritarian President Igor Smirnov. These electons may be regardedas generally fair, with two main contenders to combat in second round. However sharing power with parliament (dominted) by Renewal party.Examine further how well oppositon may function and how democratic Transnistra shall be regarded. 11683 2011:December Papua New Guinea Court decision determines a four month long political deadlock by declare sitting PM as in an illegal position. Previous PM Somare is claimant of government until further actions are made. We may at this point declare PNG to be in an interim status 11682 2011:December Côte d'Ivoire Parliamentarian electons held, in order to restore parliament as a functoning institution half a year after Outtaras assumption of power. Sadly opposition parties are boycotting election, which undermines its legitimacy. Since this is a decision by the opposition it is hard to determine the political status/situation by now. 11681 2011:December Russia Duma elections held,clearly disputed and including repressive acts towards opposition. Nevertheless outcome proved to present a significant setback to Unified Russia. With just about 50% of the though democratic criterias are far freom fulfilled, the election is an improvment and in practice Russia may function as a limited democracy however combined with a strong and dominating executive. 11680 2011:November Belgium Following a record long politica deadlock, a coalition is finally concluded resulting in a restored parliam- entarian status 11679 2011:November DR Congo Still uncertain! Presidential and parliamentarian elections held, under possibly slightly disputed conditions. Election campaign dominated by Kabila. Results to be presented Dec 6. Examne this further, it may lead to transition from Actual to Limted democracy 11678 2011:November Egypt Parliamentarian elections held in order to restore instituton of parliament. Since Egypt has a Presidential framework, executive will remain in military council or possible interim government until presidential elections are held, planned for June 2012. Examine further democratic legitimacy of elections, but initial reports predict it as generally free. 11677 2011:November Yemen Interim status taking effect as President Saleh resigns to and fresh elections to be held. 11676 2011:November Tunisia Full transition to democratic rule as a coalition cabinet of Ennahda and secular parties is installed See database to the left for earlier entries. |
