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Okowa rewrites grassroots leadership rules with Creed of Presence
ASABA, June 28 — The rain has been falling since the afternoon. The kind of Delta rain that…
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The policies that will define Ireland’s EU presidency
BRUSSELS, June 28 — Ireland formally assumes the rotating presidency of the European Union at a moment of…
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Obi, Kwankwaso lead NDC’s battle against deregistration
ABUJA, June 29 — The Nigeria Democratic Congress has wrapped up marathon strategy sessions involving its presidential candidate,…
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Iran warns ships not to bypass its chosen Hormuz route
TEHRAN, June 28 — Iran has warned commercial vessels not to bypass the specific route it has designated…
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Has hating the UK prime minister become a ‘cultural phenomenon’?
LONDON, June 28 — A few hours after the results of Britain’s 2024 general election were finalised, dozens…
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Angus Taylor admits Coalition must work harder for voter trust
SYDNEY, June 29 — What does it take to turn a political tanker around when it’s sitting at…
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IPOB’s accusation against MASSOB founder signals potential escalation in separatist rift
Forget the back-and-forth accusations for a moment. The real story in southeastern Nigeria is what happens next. The…
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Ireland’s EU presidency faces war, energy crises, and transatlantic rift
Ireland takes the EU’s rotating presidency in July. The job has never been bigger. The bloc is fighting…
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Labour’s 2024 victory optimism curdles into ‘cultural phenomenon’ of hating Starmer by 2026
The Red Lion pub at Whitehall was packed with Labour staffers on July 5, 2024. They had pints.…
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UK Prime Minister Faces Growing Hatred as ‘Cultural Phenomenon’ Two Years On
LONDON — The pints were raised at The Red Lion on Whitehall in July 2024. Labour staffers toasted…
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Ireland’s EU Presidency Faces Tough Battles Over 2028-2034 Budget
Europe is about to discover just how much its next seven-year budget will hurt. Ireland takes over the…
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Coalition Primary Vote Stays at 17 Per Cent as Voters Shift to Labor
The Coalition’s primary vote is stuck at 17 per cent. That number is not moving. And according to…
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Nepali Congress factions dig in, open separate office, deepen party split
KATHMANDU — The Nepali Congress is not healing. It is hardening. Nearly a month after the party’s special…
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Labour Staffers’ 2024 Optimism Replaced by ‘Cultural Phenomenon’ of Hating Starmer
LONDON — The Red Lion pub in Whitehall was full of Labour staffers on July 5, 2024. They…
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Obi and Dickson lead emergency talks after court strikes down NDC registration
The fallout from the Federal High Court ruling that struck down the Nigeria Democratic Congress’s registration is now…
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Ireland’s EU Presidency to Tackle Competitiveness Crisis and Global Conflicts
Europe’s Competitiveness Crisis Drives Ireland’s EU Presidency Agenda BRUSSELS — The legislative agenda awaiting Ireland’s EU presidency reads…
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IPOB accuses MASSOB founder of taking money to betray Biafra cause
LAGOS — The fight inside the Biafran independence movement is no longer just a disagreement over strategy. It…
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Nepali Congress leader Rijal urges genuine unity, not faction merger
KATHMANDU — The Nepali Congress is now running two parallel command structures, and the clock is ticking toward…
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Serbian President Vucic Announces Imminent Resignation, Early Elections
BELGRADE, June 28 — Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has told a large pro-government rally in the capital that…
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Serbian President Vucic Tells Rally He Will Resign Within Weeks, Triggering Elections
Aleksandar Vucic will not finish his term. The Serbian president told a pro-government rally in Belgrade he has…
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Serbian President Vucic Tells Rally He Will Resign in Weeks, Triggering Early Elections
BELGRADE — Aleksandar Vucic told a packed pro-government rally in the capital he will quit the presidency in…
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Serbian President Vucic Resigns Without Specifying Dates for Elections
Serbian voters are looking at a political calendar that has suddenly emptied and refilled. President Aleksandar Vucic told…
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Voters back Kemi Badenoch’s no-deal pledge with Farage, poll finds
LONDON, June 27 — Kemi Badenoch’s refusal to strike a deal with Nigel Farage commands the backing of…
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Albanian Government Threatened by Protests Over Kushner-Backed Plan
TIRANA, June 27 — A political crisis is unfolding in Albania, with the prime minister’s government facing the…
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