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Somalia to Abolish Post of Prime Minister, Introduce Presidential System - Reports

Le Pen Says Crimean Referendum on Reunion With Russia Legitimate, Reflected Public Opinion

The 2014 Crimea status referendum, which resulted in the peninsula's reunification with Russia, fully reflected popular opinion, the leader of the French right-wing National Rally parliamentary group, Marine Le Pen, said on Wednesday

Spanish far right eyes gains in regional polls

Justice should be delivered impartially; elections to be held on time: Maryam Nawaz

Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) Senior Vice President Maryam Nawaz Monday said justice should be delivered impartially and emphasized that the general elections would be held in the country on time

No chances of martial law, emergency may be imposed if chaotic situation persists: Khawaja Asif

Bilawal urges Parliament, masses to safeguard Constitution

Foreign Minister and Chairman Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians (PPPP) Bilawal Bhutto Zardari Thursday said political parties and masses should all act together to safeguard the constitution in all times either good or bad to ensure freedom of the nation and democracy

Chile's far right re-emerges after presidential defeat

18th Amendment fully empowered ECP making it autonomous: Azam Tarar

Law Minister Azam Nazeer Tarar said the election process was strengthened through the 18th Constitutional Amendment, as it had empowered the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) making it fully autonomous

Turkish Interior Minister Accuses US of Meddling in Presidential Election

Senegal opposition figure calls for protests over threat to candidacy

Thousands of Venezuelans face desperate gamble at US border

Senegal opposition calls for protests over threat to bar leader from vote

Far-right party wins most seats on Chile's constitution rewrite body

Aid workers caught in crossfire of Sudan's bloody war

Europe's produce at stake in Spain's water war

Europe's produce at stake in Spain's water war

Uzbeks overwhelmingly back constitution reforms: elections commission

Paraguayans vote for president to tackle corruption, poverty

Paraguayans voted Sunday for a president they hope will tackle endemic corruption, crime and poverty in elections with possible consequences for ties with Taiwan and Israel

Paraguay's Santiago Pena: Fresh face of institutional power

Quick to smile and described as affable, Paraguay's new President Santiago Pena, 44, is the fresh face of an old institution -- the conservative Colorado Party that has ruled the South American country for nearly eight decades

Santiago Pena wins Paraguay vote, keeps rightwing party in power

Paraguayans on Sunday elected a president from the rightwing party in power for nearly eight decades, rejecting a center-left challenger who had railed against endemic institutional corruption.

UN sending it's emergency relief coordinator to Sudan as situation 'rapidly' deteriorates

Germany's climate activists find sanctuary in churches

Socially conservative rivals vie for Catholic Paraguay's top job

Paraguay: narcotics hub wracked by corruption