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In mid August, just as the Nikkei began to falter, the "old guard" LDP (Liberal Democratic Party) turned in the keys, having lost the general election by a landslide, and now the contending DPJ (Democratic Party of Japan) finally has the reigns. Full Article at Seeking Alpha
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BUCHAREST, Nov. 21 (Xinhua) -- Over 18 million eligible voters in Romania are expected to turn to polls on Sunday to elect a new president for the next five-year term. A number of 12 candidates entered the race for the state's top position. Full Article at Xinhua
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Yukio Hatoyama answers to opposition Liberal democratic Party lawmaker's question during a question-and-answer session over his policy speech at the lower house of the Parliament in Tokyo, Japan, Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2009. View Photo »
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Under the past Liberal Democratic Party administrations, a stable bureaucracy guaranteed the continuity of policy-making in various fields, including foreign exchange policy
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Perhaps the best way to view President Barack Obama's lengthy trip to Asia is to see it as something of a get-acquainted exercise in a part of the world where the United States still has perceived interests and a substantial military presence of... Full Article at The Orange County Register
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The U.S.-Japanese alliance, the "cornerstone of peace and security in the Asia-Pacific region" since 1950, is undergoing some major transformations. Full Article at Zanesville Times Recorder
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The Liberal Democratic Party, Australia’s only consistently free market classical liberal party, is fielding two bright young candidates in the seats of Bradfield and Higgins - Lucy Gabb and Isaac Roberts. You can read more about them here. Full Article at Catallaxy
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Former ruling Liberal democratic Party (LDP) lawmaker Yoshimi Watanabe (R) shakes hands with independent lawmaker Kenji Eda (L) as they form a new political group at a press conference in Tokyo on January 16, 2009. View Photo »
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We could not but pay attention to yesterday's situation (when all the three opposition parties - the Communist Party of the Russian Federation (KPRF), the Liberal Democratic Party (LDPR) and Just Russia) walked out of the session hall in protest over the results of the October 11 election. I regard the ...
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TOKYO (Kyodo)--The government on Tuesday abolished a panel on revitalizing education and 17 other panels set up under the previous Liberal Democratic Party-led government, after reviewing their functions and relevance. read full article... Full Article at Nikkei
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I write to you to express concern that persistent homophobia in Serbian society has given rise to incidents of violence, and prevents lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) Serbians from exercising to the full enjoyment their human rights. Full Article at Human Rights Watch
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The Liberal Democratic Party (自由民主党, Jiyū-Minshutō?), frequently abbreviated to LDP or Jimintō (自民党, Jimintō?), is a centre right, conservative political party and the largest party in Japan and one of the most consistently successful political parties in the democratic world. It has ruled for most of the years since its founding in 1955. Full Article
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