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Thousands protest Ukraine's presidential election.
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Byline: Mark McDonald
MOSCOW _ Ukraine edged closer to chaos Tuesday as an estimated 200,000 anti-government protesters gathered in the capital of Kiev to denounce the country's weekend presidential election as a fraud.
"Ukraine is on the threshold of a civil conflict," opposition candidate Viktor Yushchenko told a mass rally of his supporters Tuesday afternoon. "We have two choices: Either the answer will be given by the Parliament, or the streets will give a...
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West-leaning opposition demands candidates; Tymoshenko supporters protest election commission's ban.(WORLD)
The Washington Times
; ... indecent and unacceptable methods as threats and intimidation are used, the commissioners said, according to the Interfax-Ukraine news agency. Mrs. Tymoshenko and Mr. Yushchenko were leading figures in Ukraine's 2004-05 Orange Revolution, which overturned a fraud-ridd ...
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Election Commission Vetoes a J&K Election
India Abroad
; ... Election Commission's ruling. Seshan told a news conference Nov. 10 that the Commission ... figures both in the state and outside, and news media perceptions. Seshan and his two colleagues ... question that high officials and even the news media did not seem to be addressing was ...
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Thailand readies for cleanest-ever election tomorrow: Election commission may disqualify 100 candidates, including likely prime minister.(World)
The Christian Science Monitor
; Southeast Asia has weathered a tough year. In the Philippines, an impeachment trial is under way for President Joseph Estrada. Indonesian President Abdurraham Wahid is struggling to keep his country together. The region has entered a protracted period of instability, warned Singapore-based DBS Bank
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Ukrainian prime minister refusing to accept defeat
Charleston Daily Mail
; KIEV, Ukraine - Ukraine's pro-Russian prime minister showed no signs of giving in to pressure to step down following his defeat in the country's repeat presidential election. Viktor Yanukovych has refused to accept Western-leaning Viktor Yushchenko's solid victory and on Wednesday asked the
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YES,PRIME MINISTER, THIS IS YOUR FINEST HOUR.(Column)
The Daily Mail (London, England)
; Byline: ANDREW ALEXANDER THE PRIME Minister stood at the window, gazing thoughtfully out at Horse Guards Parade. 'It's a great spectacle, Trooping the Colour, Humphrey.' 'Yes, certainly, Prime Minister. Anything particular makes you mention it now?' 'Well, I was just thinking that it's always for
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Shiite leaders meet to discuss future of Iraq: Members of winning Shiite alliance discuss selection of candidate for prime minister's post
Charleston Daily Mail
; BAGHDAD, Iraq - Members of the winning Shiite political alliance gathered at the home of the ticket leader to discuss the new government today, as the Iraqi election commission prepared to certify the final results of the race. Leading candidate Ibrahim al-Jaafari visited Abdul-Aziz al-Hakim, the
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Yes, prime minister
Jerusalem Post
; 00-00-0000 Headline: Yes, prime minister Byline: Khaled Abu Toameh Edition; Daily Section: Features Page: 03 Friday, February 21, 2003 -- Tony Blair and his European Union colleagues believe that Yasser Arafat's prime minister will be a Palestinian Winston Churchill, but all the indications so far
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Ukrainian prime minister leads in voting
Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
; ... found dead of a head injury apparently inflicted by intruders, news reports said. With 69 percent of precincts counted following ... was much smaller at 49.4 percent to 45.9 percent, the Interfax news agency reported. "The difference between Yushchenko and Yanukovych ...
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Nepali Election Commission rules against PM faction's legitimacy, XINHUA
Xinhua (China)
; 00-00-0000 KATHMANDU, Sept. 17 (Xinhua) -- The Nepali Election Commission (EC) announced Tuesday its verdict in favor of the Koirala faction as the only legitimate representative of the ruling Nepali Congress party, which has another faction led by Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba, according to EC
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Ex-prime minister Sharif is barred from Pakistan ballot
The Independent - London
; The former Pakistani prime minister Nawaz Sharif - a bitter rival of President Pervez Musharraf - has been barred from standing in January's parliamentary elections. His candidacy was rejected yesterday after rivals complained to the Election Commission that his past convictions and alleged
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