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Thailand: Pheu Thai party struggles as rival gains upper hand
New ReviewThailand: Thailand’s court has officially removed Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra from office, ending her brief tenure.
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Thailand: Thai Court Ousts PM Paetongtarn Shinawatra from Office Over Ethics Breach
New ReviewThailand: Thai Court Ousts PM Paetongtarn Shinawatra from Office Over Ethics Breach | WION DNA Thailand: Thailand’s court has officially removed Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra from office, ending her brief tenure.
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Iraqi Kurdish parties in political deadlock, government formation stalled
New ReviewIraqi Kurdistan’s Parliament remains paralysed nine months after elections as party rivalry stalls new government amid rising pressures.
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A political powerhouse from a fishing family in western P.E.I., Gail Shea has died at age 66
Gail Shea began her political journey back in 1996, determined to represent the people and issues in her community, and make changes she said were desperately needed. As CBC's Sheehan Desjardins reports, that journey took her to...
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Chaos expected in Israel amid Gaza strategy backlash and economic turmoil
Israeli political analyst Akiva Eldar says Netanyahu’s plan to occupy Gaza City will throw his country into further chaos.
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Iran Issues Message of Support For Hezbollah As Lebanon Mulls Disarming Group
Iran Issues Message of Support For Hezbollah As Lebanon Mulls Disarming Group
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Iran issues message of support for Israel; Hezbollah rejects Beirut's call to disarm
Lebanon's Cabinet on Tuesday tasked the army with developing a plan to disarm Hezbollah by year-end, an unprecedented step since civil war factions gave up their weapons decades ago.
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Nepal: Demands Of Immediate Withdrawal Of Proposed Law Legalizing Polygamy
A crucial meeting was held at Deputy Prime Minister Prakash Man Singh's residence amid growing calls for a constitution amendment in Nepal.
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Policy change could put thousands more into pockets of outgoing ministers
A transitional allowance policy for ministers came into effect April 1. The decision could put tens of thousands of dollars in the pockets of some retiring ministers, as a provincial election looms. The CBC's Rob Antle reports.
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Putin moves to keep power indefinitely
Russian President Vladimir Putin has proposed constitutional changes that would create a position allowing him to keep a grip on power after his presidency ends in 2024.
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Lebanon protesters: 'The revolution is coming back'
Fresh call to action comes amid a worsening economic crisis and in the absence of a government.
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Hate speech has 'no place' in Austria, says Kurz, after Bosnian-born minister receives abuse
Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz strongly condemned hate speech on Thursday after the appointment of a minister with Bosnian origins unleashed online abuse. Alma Zadic, the newly-appointed Justice Minister, is the first Austrian with...
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Biden 'Keeping His Promise' Of A Historically Diverse Cabinet Says House Majority Whip Jim Clyburn
Rep. Jim Clyburn, House Majority Whip (D-SC) joins Cheddar to discuss diversity within Biden's cabinet, relief bill negotiations and the upcoming inauguration.
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Trump 'most toxic person in America,' says former U.S. ambassador to Canada
Former U.S. ambassador to Canada Bruce Heyman says President Donald Trump's new video mentioning a smooth transfer of presidential powers to Joe Biden is '60 days late,' but the country has to move on from this 'awful' time.'
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Jody Wilson-Raybould won’t move out of minister’s office
Jody Wilson-Raybould is refusing to move out of the suite of offices she used as a Liberal cabinet minister despite no longer being entitled to the space. The Independent MP calls the office space dispute “petty.”
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Jody Wilson-Raybould faces office eviction
Jody Wilson-Raybould could be evicted from her offices if she doesn’t voluntarily give them up, the Speaker of the House says. Wilson-Raybould is refusing to move out of the suite of offices she used as a Liberal cabinet minister despite...
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Sudan's transitional government completes 100 days in office
It has been 100 days since Sudan's transitional government was sworn in after months of political turmoil that led to the removal of President Omar al-Bashir.
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Trudeau hands out mandate letters to cabinet | Sunday Scrum
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau delivered marching orders to his cabinet ministers this week, instructing them to govern in a "positive, open and collaborative way" as they work to speed up airport screening times and bring in a national,...
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Iraq PM resignation would only be 'first step', protesters say
Demonstrators remain sceptical despite Adel Abdul Mahdi's announcement and demand complete overhaul of political system.
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Iraq parliament approves PM Adel Abdul Mahdi's resignation
Parliament approves resignation of Abdul Mahdi's government after two months of protests that left more than 400 dead.
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Adel Abdul Mahdi's short tenure as Iraq's prime minister
After months of violent clashes, Adel Abdul Mahdi said he had no other choice, but to resign as Iraq's prime minister.
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Trudeau's new cabinet | Sunday Scrum
Our political panel discusses the makeup of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's 2019 cabinet, which was sworn in this week.
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U.S. Navy Secretary forced out amid ongoing SEAL tensions
U.S. Navy Secretary Richard Spencer was fired over his part amid ongoing tensions between President Donald Trump and the Pentagon over the discipline of a SEAL who had been accused of war crimes.
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Catherine McKenna calls for more action against online trolling | The Weekly with Wendy Mesley
Catherine McKenna has been pushing back against online trolls for years. Vilified when she was minister of environment and climate change, she is calling on social media companies to take more responsibility for online attacks.