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ALMATY, Feb 10, 2012 (IPS) - President Nursultan Nazarbayev is orchestrating a media crackdown that editors and independent analysts say is the harshest since he began ruling this Central Asian republic in 1989. Reporters Without Borders, the Paris-based
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ČSSD calls on prime minister to apologize for statement regarding direct elections
Prague Daily MonitorPrague, Feb 9 (CTK) - The opposition Social Democratic Party (CSSD) wants Prime Minister Petr Necas (Civic Democrats, ODS) to apologise for saying that the Social Democrats would try to prevent the bill on direct presidential election to be passed in the
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Janez Jansa (first row C), leader of the Social Democratic Party (SDS), poses for a family photo with his cabinet (front row L-R): Defence Minister Ales Hojs, Minister for Foreign Affairs Karel Erjavec, Minister for Slovenians Abroad Ljudmila Novak Minister,... View Photo »
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It has a lineage and record of achievement comparable to that of the Labour Party in Great Britain, the Social Democratic Party in Germany and the Democratic Party in US
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Stratfor is a global intelligence and security company. "Romanian Prime Minister Emil Boc resigned on 6 February in response to widespread social dissatisfaction over the government's austerity measures. Also on 6 February, President Traian Băsescu nomin
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Political parties and organisations staged dharnas here on Wednesday against the conduct of former ministers Laxman Savadi, C.C. Patil and Krishna Palemar who were caught watching pornographic clippings in the Legislative Assembly by television news chan
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In the capitalist dog eat dog world, financial distress is an opportunity for those flush with cash. The Portuguese economy, hammered by soaring debt, has led the government to attempt to reduce it by selling off investments in Redes Energeticas Nacionai
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Janez Jansa, leader of the Social Democratic Party (SDS), speaks in front of his ministers at a news conference after the Slovenian parliament confirmed his cabinet, in Ljubljana February 10, 2012. Slovenia's parliament confirmed the cabinet of... View Photo »
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The defeat raised fears the bill may hit more opposition among peers than expected, with three Liberal Democrats defying their party line. Peers voted by 244 to 240 to emphasise the importance of mental health in the bill, suggesting the passage of the b
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Widespread protests were witnessed throughout the State on Wednesday, against ministers who watched pornography during the Assembly session. The two ministers as also Minister Krishna Palemar have since resigned from their posts. N-K, H-K regions Protest
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The Social Democratic Party (Portuguese: Partido Social Democrata, pron. IPA: [pɐɾ'tidu susi'aɫ dɨmu'kɾatɐ]) is a political party in Portugal. It is commonly known by its initials, PSD, however in voting ballots its acronym appears as PPD/PSD, the first three letters coming from the party's first name Partido Popular Democrático (Democratic... Full Article
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