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For one thing, most Austrians still refer to the new law as a burqa ban, despite officials' efforts to forestall such shorthand... READ MORE›
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The conservative prime minister added he would not call a snap national election as a result of the political crisis and ruled out using mediation to resolve it... READ MORE›
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In clear sign that Catalonia means business the autonomous region unveiled a new ballot box in preparation for Sunday's October 1 referendum on secession from Spain... READ MORE›
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TheyA can and should immediately take up legislative debate on the matter of military action in Syria... READ MORE›
The country's constitution says thatA plaintiffs must prove a party's ideology is combative and aggressive and poses an active threat to democracy, DPAA reported... READ MORE›
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Security forces launched a manhunt for the attackers and the escapees, the interior ministry said on Twitter on Sunday... READ MORE›
LeBlanc ruled Section 134 b of New Brunswick's law violates Section 121 of the Constitution and dismissed the charges against Comeau... READ MORE›
The court found, in line with a simple, centuries old, proud British constitutional principle, it is Parliament who makes the law... READ MORE›
Romania's top judicial watchdog has filed a constitutional court challenge to the decree, which will take effect in 10 days unless blocked by a court ruling... READ MORE›
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It will be Italy's third constitutional referendum In 2001 voters approved changes to the constitution, but in 2006, proposals were rejected... READ MORE›
The UN Refugee Agency called on the Venezuelan government on Friday to respect the opposition's right to protest and to not use excessive force against protesters... READ MORE›
Romania's justice minister has resigned after huge nationwide protests over government efforts to weaken anti-corruption laws through a decree... READ MORE›
Of those who voted, 98 percent supported Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Orban's call to block the quotas... READ MORE›
MANEBHANJYANG Nepal On a steep slope in the foothills of the Himalayas one recent afternoon Omnath Timilsena surveyed what remains of his earthquake-ravaged village in Nepal... READ MORE›
Yingluck Shinawatra's brother is ousted former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra who ruled the country from 2001 to 2006 and is still said to be an influential figure... READ MORE›
Venezuela's controversial new assembly has voted to remove the country's dissident attorney general, Luisa Ortega, after security forces surrounded the entrance to her office in Caracas... READ MORE›
Born in French Guiana, Ms Taubira has suffered racist taunts from the far-right during her time as justice minister... READ MORE›
Tomasz Siemoniak, a Civic Platform leader, accused Law and Justice of declaring war on the state of law in Poland... READ MORE›
The budget was passed on Wednesday, and Mr. Renzi formalized his resignation soon after... READ MORE›
A survey published this week by the respected Datanalisis polling firm found that 85 percent of Venezuelan respondents were opposed to Maduro's plan for a constitutional assembly... READ MORE›
A search is under way in Venezuela for 10 men who escaped with weapons after an attack on a military base, President Nicolas Maduro says... READ MORE›
Despite being ousted, the protesters vowed to remain at the gates of Parliament... READ MORE›
Nearly a month after the national assembly voted to impeach President Park the constitutional court is at last hearing the arguments on both sides... READ MORE›
Voting has closed in Japan's parliamentary election, with exit polls suggesting Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will increase his majority... READ MORE›
Abe's proposal to clarify the military's ambiguous status by revising the constitution's war-renouncing Article 9 would be hugely symbolic in Japan... READ MORE›
Luisa Ortega Diaz and German Ferrer arrived in Bogota on Friday afternoon aboard a private plane travelling from Aruba, Colombian migration authorities said in a statement... READ MORE›
Mrs Bhandari is Nepal's second president since then... READ MORE›
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