Bolivia:
Coup attempt or popularity stunt?
The former army commander behind the coup told journalists that the president asked him to stage an upriding in order to increase the president's popularity among the citizens.
The former army commander behind the coup told journalists that the president asked him to stage an upriding in order to increase the president's popularity among the citizens.
Bolivian armored vehicles and soldiers withdraw from around the country's presidential palace, after having moved in on it earlier in a coup attempt.
A democracy that can only endure by relying on an undemocratic institution is not a true democracy. It is a farce. Op-ed.
Many suspect the former telecoms tycoon of returning to serve an 8-year term because his party has returned to power.
Niger's coup leaders announce toppled President Mohamed Bazoum would be prosecuted for "high treason" and "undermining security".
The battle over Israeli judicial reform can’t be settled by faux piety about unity. Politicized Tisha B’Av sermons won’t save Israel. Op-ed.
So-called reformists, separatist and terror groups as well as pro-regime forces are working to nip the revolt in the bud. Op-ed.
Army in West African country announces suspension of constitution, dissolution of government and parliament, and closure of borders.
The 14-point deal officially restores the transition to civilian rule that was derailed by the October 25 coup.
Prime Minister Abdallah Hamdok and his wife were detained when the military seized power in a coup on Monday.
CNA reported that gunshots were heard as Myanmar police fired into the air during an anti-coup protest. Rioters pelted police with stones.
CNA reported that Myanmar police used water cannons against protesters demonstrating against last week's army takeover of power.
Analysis: 'What Myanmarese fear is autonomous ethnic Muslim state carved out of their country at expense of Buddhists also living there.'
PMs associates: 'Mandelblit trying to undo democratic decision of millions of citizens who elected Binyamin Netanyahu to be prime minister.'
Turkey's parliament approves motion to extend by another three months the state of emergency imposed following failed coup attempt.
Turkish police detain brother of preacher Fethullah Gulen, accused of masterminding the failed July coup.
Turkey's National Security Council announces it will propose extending the state of emergency introduced in July.
Secretary of State speaks to Turkish Foreign Minister, rejects accusations that the United States was responsible for failed coup.
Turkish army takes over power, announces the country is now being run by a "peace council". Erdogan: We will overcome this.
PA, Hamas leaders to meet in Doha over Gaza ceasefire, as questions remain over whether the unity government will last.
PA Chairman says that Israel's exposure of a planned Hamas coup "is a real danger to the unity of the Palestinian people."
United States suspends $3.5 million in military assistance for Thailand, a response to the army staging a coup in the country.
Martial law escalates to all-out coup, announced by army chief on state TV. Citizens forbidden to gather; UN warns to respect human rights.
Libyan military calls for parliament to be suspended, presidential committee to rule amidst rumors of coup.
U.S. does not plan on defining the overthrow of Egypt’s government as a coup, which would require cutting off of aid.
US government in a quandary over how to define Morsi's ouster by military junta due to academic, political and financial considerations.
White House spokesman says the U.S. needs to review what happened in Egypt, when asked if Obama sees the regime change as a coup.
Israel is closely monitoring developments in Egypt and minding its diplomatic manners as a new regime begins to take form.
Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi offers to form an interim coalition government.
Three Turkish ex-generals accused of plotting to overthrow the government given life sentences which are commuted to 20 years.
After six days of speculation over the fate of toppled president Amadou Toumani Toure in Mali, the president says he is 'doing well'