Possible Post-Election Scenario in India
11.04.2019
Estimated 900 million voters of world’s largest democracy will exercise their constitutional right to select their next parliament by balloting in approximately three months hereafter.
Elections
At the mercy of the Stranger
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29.05.2018
Never as in these moments come to mind the words of Dante, when he referred to the Italian land as "Ahi servant Italy, grief hostel, ship without coachman in a storm, not a woman of the provinces, but brothel!".
Once Again Hezbollah Defeats the Imperialist Hegemony
14.05.2018
Hezbollah, two decades and a half after its establishment, has emerged as a key political, military, social and ideological component of the Lebanese community.
Elections in Lebanon: “Hezbollah’s” Chance to Strengthen Shi’a Positions
07.05.2018
For the first time in ten years, parliamentary elections are being held in Lebanon. The country’s parliament is empowered to elect the president and the council of ministers, as well as having the power to confirm laws.
The Controversial Lebanese Parliamentary Elections
07.04.2018
After the 2005 assassination of Prime Minister Rafik Al-Hariri, the Lebanese public was divided, either supporting the March 8 Alliance i.e. Resistance axis, or the March 14 Alliance i.e. anti-Resistance axis.
Italian miseries
14.03.2018
In the tension of this apparently eternal post-vote of March 4th, the characteristics of the Italian spirit began to stand out.
The new president of the Republic of Korea - a hostage to the crisis provoked by the US?
10.05.2017
9th of May Mun Jae-Ying, representative of the Democratic Party was elected as a new President of the Republic of Korea. He was the leader of the electoral race since the impeachment of the previous president Pak Kun Hyu in March 2017. South Korea is a presidential republic, in which the president is simultaneously the head of state, head of government, supreme commander-in-chief. There is a post of prime minister, but the prime minister is also appointed by the president.
Rise of Raeisi
06.05.2017
Mr. Raeisi’s sudden rise to presidential candidacy came as a surprise to many. A soft spoken man, who served mostly in the judiciary for the past thirty – eight years rarely appeared in the media.
