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Bruised By Election Loss, Justin Trudeau Shows No Sign Of Stepping Down
Doubts about the leadership Justin Trudeau intensified after his ruling Liberal Party suffered a second humiliating loss in a special election, but the unpopular leader is determined to cling to office ahead of a looming national vote.
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"Traitors Of People Should...": Meghalaya MLA Receives Death Threat
Outlawed armed group Hynniewtrep National Liberation Council (HNLC) has issued a death threat to Gavin Mylliemngap, a legislator of the ruling National People's Party in Meghalaya.
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Arunachal BJP MP Says "China's Army Will Continue Violence Till...": Report
Bharatiya Janata Party MP from Arunachal Pradesh Tapir Gao claimed that Arunachal youth Miram Taron, who was handed over to India by the People's Liberation Army (PLA) on January 27, days after he went missing, was given electric shock.
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Japanese PM Faces Early Election Test Before National Vote
Japanese voters decide on Sunday whether to endorse the conservative government or to weaken Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and possibly return the world's third-largest economy to a period of political uncertainty.
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"Gross Interference": India Summons Envoy Over UK Debate On Farm Laws
India called in the British High Commissioner on Tuesday to express its disapproval of the discussions on farmers' protest and press freedom in the British parliament. The 90-minute debate was held on Monday, during which several MPs of the Labour party, Liberal democrats and the Scottish National Party raised concern over the government's reaction...
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Deserted Roads, Dal Lake Boat Ride As European MPs Visit J&K Amid Questions
A group of European Union MPs visited Jammu and Kashmir on Tuesday with the opposition raising questions about foreign lawmakers being allowed in the state when Indian political leaders had been barred or turned away from the airport. This is the first such international visit since the government ended special status to Jammu and Kashmir and split...
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Parties In Mizoram Asked Not To Visit Bru Camps For Poll Campaigns
The top body of Bru refugees in Tripura has appealed to political parties in Mizoram to refrain from visiting the relief camps for poll campaigns, ahead of the November 28 elections to the 40-member Assembly.
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5 Men Sentenced To Death In Bangladesh For 1971 War Crimes
Five hardline Islamists were sentenced to death today by a special Bangladeshi tribunal for committing crimes against humanity and siding with the Pakistani troops in carrying out the genocide during the Liberation War in 1971.
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Militant Leader Gets Into Assam's Citizen Registry But Not MPs: 10 Facts
Assam's massive exercise to weed out illegal immigrants has thrown up than one kerfuffle. Among those included in the list of 1.9 crore legal Indians out of 3.29 crore applicants in the first draft of the National Register of Citizens or NRC is the self-styled commander-in-chief of the banned United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) militant group Pa...
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Mamata Banerjee, Gorkha Leaders Discuss Peace In Darjeeling: 10 Facts
This afternoon, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is meeting leaders of the Gorkha Janmukti Morcha, which led an agitation earlier this year alleging that Ms Banerjee's Trinamool Congress government was attempting to impose the Bengali language in Darjeeling schools. The chief minister has invited some other local political leaders from Da...
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Chinese President Calls For Strong Army Under Communist Party Command
Chinese President Xi Jinping today called for building strong armed forces - under the command of the Communist Party leadership - that commensurate with the country's international status and national security.
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South Africa's Jacob Zuma May Be Losing More Than Just Political Ground
The African National Congress on Saturday suffered an unprecedented defeat in local elections with people of South Africa handing out a diminished vote share to a party they relate with country's anti-apartheid and liberation struggle.
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Cowboy Hat-Wearing Lawmaker Is Powerbroker In Australia Parliament
Cowboy hat-wearing political Maverick Bob Katter sparked controversy last month with a campaign video showing him shooting opponents from Australia's two major parties, over the sale of farming land to foreigners.
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Ex-Australia PM Says West Should 'Proclaim Superiority Over Islam'
Deposed Australian prime minister Tony Abbott declared today "cultures are not all equal" and the West should proclaim its superiority over Islam, sparking accusations he is trying to "Trumpify" the nation's politics.
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Romanian PM Quits Over Club Blaze, But Protesters Unsatisfied
Romania's embattled Prime Minister Victor Ponta resigned Wednesday, after a deadly nightclub blaze prompted mass demonstrations, but his move failed to stop tens of thousands from taking to the streets for a second night.
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Bruised By Election Loss, Justin Trudeau Shows No Sign Of Stepping Down
Doubts about the leadership Justin Trudeau intensified after his ruling Liberal Party suffered a second humiliating loss in a special election, but the unpopular leader is determined to cling to office ahead of a looming national vote.
-
"Traitors Of People Should...": Meghalaya MLA Receives Death Threat
Outlawed armed group Hynniewtrep National Liberation Council (HNLC) has issued a death threat to Gavin Mylliemngap, a legislator of the ruling National People's Party in Meghalaya.
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Arunachal BJP MP Says "China's Army Will Continue Violence Till...": Report
Bharatiya Janata Party MP from Arunachal Pradesh Tapir Gao claimed that Arunachal youth Miram Taron, who was handed over to India by the People's Liberation Army (PLA) on January 27, days after he went missing, was given electric shock.
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Japanese PM Faces Early Election Test Before National Vote
Japanese voters decide on Sunday whether to endorse the conservative government or to weaken Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and possibly return the world's third-largest economy to a period of political uncertainty.
-
"Gross Interference": India Summons Envoy Over UK Debate On Farm Laws
India called in the British High Commissioner on Tuesday to express its disapproval of the discussions on farmers' protest and press freedom in the British parliament. The 90-minute debate was held on Monday, during which several MPs of the Labour party, Liberal democrats and the Scottish National Party raised concern over the government's reaction...
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Deserted Roads, Dal Lake Boat Ride As European MPs Visit J&K Amid Questions
A group of European Union MPs visited Jammu and Kashmir on Tuesday with the opposition raising questions about foreign lawmakers being allowed in the state when Indian political leaders had been barred or turned away from the airport. This is the first such international visit since the government ended special status to Jammu and Kashmir and split...
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Parties In Mizoram Asked Not To Visit Bru Camps For Poll Campaigns
The top body of Bru refugees in Tripura has appealed to political parties in Mizoram to refrain from visiting the relief camps for poll campaigns, ahead of the November 28 elections to the 40-member Assembly.
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5 Men Sentenced To Death In Bangladesh For 1971 War Crimes
Five hardline Islamists were sentenced to death today by a special Bangladeshi tribunal for committing crimes against humanity and siding with the Pakistani troops in carrying out the genocide during the Liberation War in 1971.
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Militant Leader Gets Into Assam's Citizen Registry But Not MPs: 10 Facts
Assam's massive exercise to weed out illegal immigrants has thrown up than one kerfuffle. Among those included in the list of 1.9 crore legal Indians out of 3.29 crore applicants in the first draft of the National Register of Citizens or NRC is the self-styled commander-in-chief of the banned United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) militant group Pa...
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Mamata Banerjee, Gorkha Leaders Discuss Peace In Darjeeling: 10 Facts
This afternoon, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is meeting leaders of the Gorkha Janmukti Morcha, which led an agitation earlier this year alleging that Ms Banerjee's Trinamool Congress government was attempting to impose the Bengali language in Darjeeling schools. The chief minister has invited some other local political leaders from Da...
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Chinese President Calls For Strong Army Under Communist Party Command
Chinese President Xi Jinping today called for building strong armed forces - under the command of the Communist Party leadership - that commensurate with the country's international status and national security.
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South Africa's Jacob Zuma May Be Losing More Than Just Political Ground
The African National Congress on Saturday suffered an unprecedented defeat in local elections with people of South Africa handing out a diminished vote share to a party they relate with country's anti-apartheid and liberation struggle.
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Cowboy Hat-Wearing Lawmaker Is Powerbroker In Australia Parliament
Cowboy hat-wearing political Maverick Bob Katter sparked controversy last month with a campaign video showing him shooting opponents from Australia's two major parties, over the sale of farming land to foreigners.
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Ex-Australia PM Says West Should 'Proclaim Superiority Over Islam'
Deposed Australian prime minister Tony Abbott declared today "cultures are not all equal" and the West should proclaim its superiority over Islam, sparking accusations he is trying to "Trumpify" the nation's politics.
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Romanian PM Quits Over Club Blaze, But Protesters Unsatisfied
Romania's embattled Prime Minister Victor Ponta resigned Wednesday, after a deadly nightclub blaze prompted mass demonstrations, but his move failed to stop tens of thousands from taking to the streets for a second night.
