 Hürriyet | Government Change in Northern Cyprus Biamag, Turkey In the 2003 general elections, the CTP, which Talat used to head, gained 35.18 percent. In early elections called in 2005, they won 44.5 percent. In 2005, Talat won the presidential elections, which meant a great change for the northern part of Cyprus. ... Video: Cyprus historic sites face ruin - 19 Apr 09 Lagendijk says some EU states hiding behind Cyprus Clinton listened ‘a lot' to Talat |
 guardian.co.uk | Mandela smiles as Zuma calls for his machine gun Telegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom By Sebastien Berger In Johannesburg ANC president Jacob Zuma (L), former South African president Nelson Mandela (R) and Mandela's grandson, Mandla Mandela (C) at the final ANC rally in Johannesburg, prior to the upcoming presidential elections. ... Parties lock horns on the constitution in final rallies Jacob Zuma gives way to taxis over World Cup in final South ... Zuma dancing his way to presidency |
Supports of President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo plan to initiate a constitutional amendment that will affect the presidential elections scheduled for 2010. Under the present constitution, Arroyo is barred from another term in office after her tenure expires in 2010.
Supporters of the amendment, including Arroyo's two congressmen sons, say the amendment will come into effect only later, but it could be rushed through to benefit Arroyo so she can continue in office.
According to opinion polls, Arroyo is the most unpopular president Philipines has had since Ferdinand Marcos, who was ousted in 1986. But her supporters dominate the House of Representatives, though the Senate has a majority of the opposition.
Govt. ponders presidential election first Lanka Times, Sri Lanka With the army now poised to finish off what is left of the Tigers' conventional fighting capability, the ruling UPFA government is likely to call for a presidential election later this year. SLFP strategists are of the opinion that an early ... |
 Myanmar News | Call to ban human rights violators in Afghanistan elections Myanmar News, Burma The second direct presidential elections in Afghanistan's history will occur on August 20th, and Afghans accused of human rights violations over three decades of war may not be able to run. The state-appointed human rights commission has said certain ... |
 Jakarta Post | The Thinker: SBY Needs to Wipe Slate Clean for Poll Jakarta Globe, Indonesia Just as the opinion polls showed the Democratic Party leading in the run-up to the legislative elections, the latest polls show that Yudhoyono is likely to emerge the winner for a second and final term in the July presidential election, regardless of ... Elections: Positive drive for the markets SBY Keeps All Options Open on Poll Plans Kalla's VP candidacy gains support |
Erap's birthday wish: Fraud-free elections in 2010 Manila Bulletin, Philippines He also cited the need for public vigilance in next year's presidential marathon to thwart a repeat of the 2004 allegedly fraud-ridden presidential elections that stole from his best friend, the late movie kingpin, Fernando Poe, Jr. the opportunity to ... Estrada's wish: Opposition unity ‘A constructive career in public service' Opposition wary of unity call |
Two Afghan political parties to jointly contest presidential elections Xinhua, China KABUL, April 19 (Xinhua) -- Two Afghan political outfits namely People Unity Party and National Islamic Movement of Afghanistan have made alliance and decided to support one joint candidate in the coming presidential elections set for August 20, 2009, ... |
 Washington Times | For GOP, Tea Protests Offer An Alluring, but Risky, Lifeline Washington Post, United States Though the South had been trending Republican in presidential elections, it took Newt Gingrich and his brash leadership to drive those voting habits down to House races. The 1994 election consolidated the South in GOP hands. ... Video: GOP Criticizes Obama on Spending Inside Report for April 17, 2009 |
 AFP | Mauritanians react to junta leader's presidential bid magharebia.com Army and security officers serving when the military coup occurred should be ineligible to run in the upcoming presidential elections, Daddah said, adding that the army's continued hold on power could aggravate Mauritania's international isolation and ... Mauritania's Military Ruler Steps Down to Run for President Mauritanian junta leader to run for president 'It's a pretend resignation' |
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