Martial law: Year after South Korea imposed it, where else is it in force?
Martial law grants military authority over civilian governance, suspending rights and curtailing freedoms, producing outcomes from brief reversals to prolonged authoritarian rule.
A king above all': The rise and rise of Asim Munir, Pakistan's increasingly powerful army chief
The 27th amendment has effectively enshrined military dominance by granting the army chief unprecedented powers, immunity, and extended control over the armed forces and judiciary.
Guinea holds referendum on controversial new constitution DW 09/21/2025
A referendum in Guinea could allow military leader Mamady Doumbouya to run for president by adopting a constitution that extends terms and permits military candidates.
Nigeria's former President Muhammadu Buhari dies at 82
Buhari's administration faced immense criticism for its harsh anti-corruption measures and perceived authoritarianism, which resulted in the detention of activists and journalists.
General Brice Oligui Nguema has just secured a decisive election victory, promising to lead Gabon through democratic reforms after a military-led coup ended 56 years of Bongo rule.
Myanmar military government defends rule minutes before deadly quake hits
Myanmar's military government faces significant challenges amid armed resistance and international condemnation, culminating in a devastating earthquake.