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Sweden's right-wing Tidö bloc showed a united front at a press conference on Wednesday, after Christian Democrat leader Ebba Busch promised not to back Magdalena Andersson as prime minister even if the alternative was a new election.
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He cited the repeal of Section 377A as an example of how the rule of law has to evolve.
The Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) has cautioned the government against rushing Ghana’s constitutional review process, arguing that reforms of such magnitude require extensive public education, consultation, and consensus-building.
Federal Capital Territory, FCT, minister, Nyesom Wike, has accused the governors of Imo and Kwara states, Hope Uzodinma and Alhaji Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq, of working against him.
Una investigación del ‘Financial Times’ revela una colaboración que eleva la amenaza de Teherán a los intereses y la flota de Estados Unidos en Oriente Próximo
The Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) has rejected the government’s proposal to allow the President to nominate candidates for Metropolitan, Municipal and District Chief Executive (MMDCE) elections.
Sara Netanyahu, the wife of the Israeli prime minister, has claimed an opposition figure was aware of the plan for Hamas’s October 7, 2023 attack before it happened. Her remarks, which triggered outrage across Israel’s opposition, highlight the country’s deep political polarisation ahead of close-fought elections on October 27.
