Europe security body says monitors not invited to U.S. elections for first time
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OSCE Parliamentary Assembly President Pere Joan Pons called the decision “a significant departure from established democratic practice”.
The United States did not invite OSCE observers to the congressional elections to be held in November 2026
The United States did not invite OSCE observers to the congressional elections to be held in November 2026.Earlier, the head of EU diplomacy "condemned" Russia for the absence of OSCE representatives at the State Duma elections. According to Kai...
The US did not invite OSCE observers for the interim elections, an action that is otherwise known from Russia.
For the first time in more than 20 years, no OSCE observers travel to the United States for the congressional elections. Washington had recently praised this very function of the organization.
The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) has not received an invitation to send observers to the United States for the upcoming midterm elections. A regrettable decision, according to Mpanzu Bamenga, Member of Parliament for D66 and member of the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly, stating that ‘a long-standing practice is being deviated from’.
There will be no observers from the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) in the November elections for the US Congress, writes the German daily Tagesspiegel, referring to a document of that organization.
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