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Bolivia politics: New US ambassador appointed

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Bolivia appoints new US ambassador, move that could reset the country's foreign policy agenda.
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Iraqi PM Abdul Mahdi submits resignation to parliament

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Parliament to meet on Sunday to decide on Iraqi PM's fate amid ongoing anti-government protests.
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Iran elections: Candidates register for 2020 vote

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In Iran, candidates began on Sunday to register for Iran's 2020 parliamentary election
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Out with the old, in with the new... Commission President

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It's all change in Brussels this week. Ursula von der Leyen has finally taken on the mantle of Commission President from Jean-Claude Juncker - after one month's delay. Only one week in, and she's already under pressure - for her (lack...
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Why Hong Kong protests won’t delay local elections

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After six months of protests in Hong Kong cast uncertainty as to whether peaceful district elections could be held, voters will cast their ballots on Sunday with riot police at every polling station.
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Palestinian factions agree to hold parliamentary, presidential elections

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Hurdles remain before a date can be set, including whether Israel and the US would allow an election.
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Dissolution of Alberta's election commissioner's office sparks ethics debate | Sunday Scrum

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Elections Alberta officially dissolved the province's Office of the Election Commissioner this week, in a move that Alberta NDP Leader Rachel Notley says is the mark of a premier and government 'consumed by power.'
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Hong Kong pro-democracy bloc secures landslide election win

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Hong Kong's pro-democracy opposition secured a landslide victory after a record turnout in local elections. Leader Carrie Lam said she will listen to public opinion amid months of unrest.
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Conservatives under fire over 'Factcheck UK' Twitter rebranding | #TheCube

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Twitter has stated that the Conservative Party misled the public when rebranding its campaign press Twitter account to 'Factcheck UK' during the first debate of the UK election season. The Conservative Campaign Head Quarters (CCHQ) press...
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Hong Kong holds local elections amid crisis

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Voting is likely to be dominated by the struggle over the territory’s relationship with mainland China as anti-Beijing protests continue.
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Georgia protesters attempt to shut down state buildings

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It follows more than a week of angry demonstrations over parliament's failure to approve planned electoral reforms.
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Bolivia Congress agrees to pass bill for new elections

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Many hope the move will ease tensions that have left at least 32 people dead, as prosecutors launch an investigation into former president Evo Morales.
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Bolivia's Morales calls for new elections after OAS audit

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President to replace electoral board members after monitors find irregularities in disputed vote that sparked protests.
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Socialists win most seats in Spain election, as far right surges

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Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez facing difficult negotiations after second election this year results in hung parliament.
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Bolivia unrest: Morales' supporters reject interim President Anez

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Deep divisions, unrest in Bolivia as Morales resigns and interim President Jeanine Anez's government assumes office.
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Hungary and UK hold up EU Commission

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The new Commission under President-elect Ursula von der Leyen was supposed to start work on November 1st. But the former German defense minister is quickly coming to realize that in Europe things don't work with military precision....
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Bolivia expels Venezuelan diplomats amid political crisis

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Bolivia’s interim administration has made a foreign policy shift and asked Venezuelan and Cuban officials to leave the country.
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Bolivia unrest: Morales looks for way to return home

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'Let me come back and finish my term.' 'Bolivia's former president makes a plea from exile, in an interview with Al Jazeera.
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Bolivia unrest: Funerals for protest victims in Morales bastion

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One of Morales' strongholds is the city of Sacaba, where nine people died on Friday after security forces fired on protesters.
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Hong Kong police fire tear gas to break up anti-government rally

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Black-clad protesters return to city's Victoria Park as pro-democracy movement pushes into 22nd tense week.
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Pakistan opposition rallies as deadline for PM Khan to quit nears

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The opposition parties march in Islamabad as their Sunday night deadline for Pakistan prime minister's resignation approaches.
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Republicans unseated in state polls a threat to Trump?

9th - Higher Ed
A year before US presidential election, Democrats have unseated a number of Republicans in state polls, seen as setback to US president.
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The Brief: Fragmented politics - the new norm for Europe?

9th - Higher Ed
More than five months since the last federal elections Belgium is yet to form a government. To many this may not come as a surprise. After all, Belgium spent 541 days without government after the federal elections in 2010. In practical...
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Argentina's opposition leader Alberto Fernandez wins the presidency

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Argentina's opposition leader Alberto Fernandez wins the presidency