After winning the elections, Turkey’s President Erdogan handed over the management of the economy to Mehmet Şimşek, whom he appointed as the Minister of Treasury and Finance, and the management of the Central Bank to Hafize Gaye Erkan. In his Decrees made after his appointment, Mehmet Şimşek stated that they are working on a new medium-term economic program, ensuring fiscal discipline, sustainable growth,

The UMNO (United Malays National Organization) General Assembly, which ended on 11th June 2023, has recorded another history on the country's democratic political landscape with the presence of the Democratic Action Party (DAP) leaders at the event. DAP has for a long time been the main political enemy of UMNO and has thoughts that are diametrically opposed to it.

 In an article by the New York Times, entitled, “Biden Administration Engages in Long-Shot Attempt for Saudi-‘Israel’ Deal” it is reported that, “The president and his aides are pressing an aggressive diplomatic effort as Riyadh makes significant demands in exchange for normalization, including a nuclear deal and a robust U.S. security pact.”

Tensions escalated when the Kosovan government passed laws in 2022 requiring the Serbian population in northern Kosovo to carry Kosovan identity documents and car plates. This led to mass resignations of Serb-origin mayors and police officers and widespread protests in the north. The Serbs refused to participate in local elections, which resulted in Muslim candidates winning which fueled the unrest even more.