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Iceland Names New PM, To Hold Autumn Election
Iceland's right-wing coalition government on Wednesday named a new prime minister and said it would hold elections in the autumn, after the previous leader was forced to step down over his implication in the Panama Papers scandal.
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Iceland Opposition Still Wants Snap Election Despite PM's Resignation
Iceland's opposition parties still want a snap general election despite news that Prime Minister Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson will resign, party officials told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Iceland PM Asks For Parliament To Be Dissolved, President Refuses
Iceland's prime minister today asked the president for permission to dissolve parliament as his government reeled from a political crisis over the so-called Panama Papers, but the president refused.
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Iceland PM Threatens To Dissolve Parliament, Call New Elections
Iceland's prime minister today threatened to dissolve parliament and call new elections if he were to lose the support of his junior coalition partner following an uproar over his offshore holdings revealed in the "Panama Papers".
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Icelandic PM Refuses To Resign Amid Panama Papers Leak
Iceland's prime minister refused on Monday to resign despite calls to do so after leaked "Panama Papers" tax documents showed he and his wife used an offshore firm to allegedly hide million-dollar investments.
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Iceland PM Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson Faces No-Confidence Vote In Scandal
The political future of Iceland's prime minister is in danger because of his reported links to an offshore account in the British Virgin Islands.
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Iceland Names New PM, To Hold Autumn Election
Iceland's right-wing coalition government on Wednesday named a new prime minister and said it would hold elections in the autumn, after the previous leader was forced to step down over his implication in the Panama Papers scandal.
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Iceland Opposition Still Wants Snap Election Despite PM's Resignation
Iceland's opposition parties still want a snap general election despite news that Prime Minister Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson will resign, party officials told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Iceland PM Asks For Parliament To Be Dissolved, President Refuses
Iceland's prime minister today asked the president for permission to dissolve parliament as his government reeled from a political crisis over the so-called Panama Papers, but the president refused.
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Iceland PM Threatens To Dissolve Parliament, Call New Elections
Iceland's prime minister today threatened to dissolve parliament and call new elections if he were to lose the support of his junior coalition partner following an uproar over his offshore holdings revealed in the "Panama Papers".
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Icelandic PM Refuses To Resign Amid Panama Papers Leak
Iceland's prime minister refused on Monday to resign despite calls to do so after leaked "Panama Papers" tax documents showed he and his wife used an offshore firm to allegedly hide million-dollar investments.
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Iceland PM Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson Faces No-Confidence Vote In Scandal
The political future of Iceland's prime minister is in danger because of his reported links to an offshore account in the British Virgin Islands.
