Muslim Brotherhood candidate Mohammed Mursi leads the race for Egypt's presidency among overseas voters, initial figures showed Monday.
Egyptians abroad went to the polls ahead of their compatriots at home who are set to vote Wednesday and (...)
BY PAUL TAYLOR
Reuters
To watch them perform, you would think Francois Hollande was already France's president and Nicolas Sarkozy was an insurgent frantically battling to dislodge him.
Conventional roles have been reversed in the final 10 days (...)
Philippine lawmakers expect their official tallying of votes for president and vice president in the May 10 elections to be reasonably quick, but some allegations of poll fraud could possibly delay the proclamation of winners.
A joint sitting of (...)
Shura,
Your council has contributed to building and development through constructive initiatives, sound views and appropriate recommendations making it an important partner in the development process witnessed by this blessed country. It is (...)
Federal election officials will have a hand in writing the script on Sen. John Kerry's plans to become a movie producer. The Federal Election Commission meets Thursday to consider Kerry's request to use $300,000 from his campaign funds to invest in (...)
MALAYSIA's incoming Prime Minister Najib Razak, hit by a second by-election loss following a disastrous outing for the government in last year's polls, is caught in a bind as he prepares to assume the top job in March.
Najib will have to restore (...)
origin president of America.
He appealed to the Saudi universities to provide the Islamic institutions in the west with necessary information and needs to further explain Islam in the 21st century as a religion of peace and moderation.
Following (...)
As the government and people of Zimbabwe join you in celebrating this event in the history of the USA, I take this opportunity to
assure
you...that the government of the Republic of Zimbabwe remains ready to engage your government in any desirable (...)
Togolese Prime Minister Komlan Mally has resigned after less than a year in office, state television said.
"The president of the republic has accepted the resignation of Komlan Mally," the broadcast said late on Friday. It did not say why the prime (...)
Iranian contacts on Lebanon amid hesitance of the army, Prince Saud said "contacts are continuing with all parties and this was not surprising, because we want a solution to the problem, and we don't want Lebanon to destroy itself, but the important (...)
based president, General Michael Suleiman, as a step to form the government of a national unity in addition to reviewing the parliamentary election law among all parties and putting an end to the crisis on the principle of giving priority to (...)
centric TV programs, sprinkle in a little of the Barack Obama phenomenon and add a gee-whiz-worthy high-tech map, and you have a recipe that has cooked up favorable results for CNN.
Even before there were side-switching super delegates, a fuzzy (...)
killing.
Terrorism is still threatening our two countries, he said noting that Turkey has been suffering a lot from terrorism.
We know well that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has also suffered from terrorism, so it is an essential matter to (...)
wing League of Polish Families _ Education Minister
Roman Giertych and Maritime Economy Minister Rafal
Wiechecki _ as well as two from the populist agrarian
Self-Defense party, Labor Minister Anna Kalata and
Construction Minister Andrzej (...)
opposed to the Board of Governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) for the term 2006-2008, says an official statement.
Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission (PAEC) Chairman Anwar Ali will represent Pakistan on the IAEA board during the (...)
month deadlock between rival parties and the reform process ground to a halt.
EU diplomats, calling for "actions not words," have expressed concern, particularly on judiciary issues, that Sofia is not focused enough on concrete results.
Bulgaria's (...)
old guerrilla war.
Three busses were fire-bombed in the capital city Bogota Wednesday morning by FARC members, according to police, who said there were no injuries.
No incidents were reported at the country's voting stations.
"Things are calm. (...)
Waldner acknowledged the funding question could not go unresolved for ever, but pointed to comments by President Mahmoud Abbas signalling that any policy shift by Hamas might be gradual.
"We cannot exclude that it is seriously thinking about how to (...)
year mandate until the polls are held in Ivory Coast, divided between a rebel-occupied north and government-held south.
The new government replaces a previous cabinet formed in the wake of the civil war that grew out of a failed coup in the world's (...)
time government since the fall of Saddam Hussein. U.S. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said earlier on Friday that around 7,000 troops would return home early next year.
The IMF voiced guarded optimism for the future but made plain that (...)
Peter Siegloff.
Projections based on partially counted ballots by ZDF TV gave Merkel's CDU/CSU a narrow majority of 35 per cent against 34.2 per cent for the SPD.
This would give the CDU/CSU 217 seats in the Bundestag, parliament's lower house, (...)
Soviet fortunes would be made to pay for acquiring industry on the cheap. Both he and Tymoshenko have singled out the giant Kryvorizhstal steel mill, sold last year to magnates linked to ex-president Leonid Kuchma.
In her latest comments, (...)
Quds city, April 16, SPA -- Signs mounted Saturday that the
Palestinian Authority might delay parliamentary elections until after Israel's Gaza Strip pullout.
The parliamentary elections were scheduled to take place on
July 17.
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a 50 percent drop. It is also about one-fifth lower than the rate experienced from the start of the war until the election.
November through January marked one of the bloodiest periods of the war for U.S. forces, with the Falluja offensive in (...)
Soviet state, has dismissed talk of a revolution like that which swept Ukraine in December and rejected any notion of organised fraud.
The Communists have in recent months abandoned earlier calls to join a nebulous union planned between Russia and (...)