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The president of Mongolia has declared a four-day state of emergency in the capital amid violent protests over claims the general election was rigged.
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“What is at stake today is not just the result of an election, but rather the future of democracy, of representative institutions,” he said. “For years … crime...
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While last February fire reigned in Victoria, Australia, happy dwellers...
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Does democracy provides space for political stupidity? The answer is probably ‘yes’ as there are enough manifestations that one can cite to...
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An Iranian presidential candidate who is wanted by Interpol in the 1994 bombing of a Jewish center in Argentina said Sunday he is willing to cooperate with the U.S. on...
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AP, Tehran
Opponents of Iran’s hard-line president accused him Saturday of faking his support by bussing in students and soldiers to attend his public appearances, a...
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AP, Mumbai
Terrorism was on the top of the agenda Thursday as the people of Mumbai voted in India’s monthlong elections under the shadow of the deadly attack that rocked the...
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AP, Port-au-prince
None of the candidates for Haiti’s Senate received the majority vote needed to win outright in balloting this month, leaving 11 vacant seats up for grabs in the...
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AP, Tehran
A reformist challenger to Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad vowed Tuesday that he would reverse the president’s hard-line policies, including the denial of...
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AP, Tehran
A reformist candidate in Iran’s upcoming presidential race has vowed to reverse current President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s policies if he is elected.
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AP, Quito
President Rafael Correa has won re-election but may have little time to savor the decisive victory. The leftist economist must now determine how to maintain his ample...
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Populist President Rafael Correa appeared headed for an outright election victory, according to partial results, which would make the leftist economist the first...
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President Rafael Correa, a leftist economist who has championed the poor and alienated international investors, appeared headed for easy re-election Sunday in a break...
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AP, Quito
President Rafael Correa, a leftist champion of the poor, declared re-election victory Sunday just moments after the polls closed _ a win that breaks sharply with...
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AP, Quito
Ecuador’s leftist President Rafael Correa has declared victory in an apparently easy re-election.
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AP, Reykjavik
Official results from Iceland’s general elections show the Social Democrats won the most votes.
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AP, Guayaquil
President Rafael Correa, a feisty leftist popular for his social programs, was widely favored to win re-election Sunday. He was even given a shot at becoming the first...
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AP, Reykjavik
Preliminary results show that Iceland’s leftist government is headed for a strong victory in the country’s general election.
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AP, Reykjavik
Icelanders voted Saturday in an early parliamentary election expected to see them turn their backs on the lawmakers who were in charge when the tiny Nordic...
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AP, Reykjavik
Icelanders vote in an early parliamentary election Saturday and are expected to turn their backs on the lawmakers who were in charge when the tiny Nordic nation’s...
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AP, Patna
Suspected communist rebels blew up a jeep carrying polling officials in eastern India, killing five people as part of a wave of violence that has marred India’s...
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Based on statistics, the recent Russian elections seem to be rigged. And those in Zimbabwe are waiting to be rigged.
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Zimbabwe is determined to create a dramatic impact in the way it will hold elections this time. Riggers will experience a lash in the back once they are caught. After...
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Four men charged in a bid-rigging scheme to win $79 million in contracts from the U.S. Army Medical Command have reached plea agreements that includes prison time,...
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