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Khally Diallo, member of the Mauritanian National Assembly. Photo used with permission. Although the Islamic Republic of Mauritania has mainly been under military rule since gaining its independence on November 28, 1960, Mauritanian politicians are determined to return it to civilian rule in the June 29, 2024, presidential elections. The Sahara desert encompasses the former French colony of Mauritania, and the Atlantic Ocean borders the west of the country, where the climate is less arid. Mauritania has only ever had two democratically-elected civilian presidents. These presidents include Mokt...
Global Voices
Mauritanian flags. Screenshot of theAfrica24 YouTube channel In the Islamic Republic of Mauritania, seven candidates, including the country’s current president, Mohamed Ould Ghazouani, will face each other in the first round of presidential elections on June 29, 2024. Ghazouani has been in power since August 2019. The Independent National Electoral Commission (CENI) announced the election date. Voters had until May 29, 2024, to register on the electoral roll. Out of a population of over 4 million, the number of voters at the 2019 presidential elections, which led to Mohamed Ould Ghazouani’s fi...
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Tens of thousands of people demonstrated against far-right parties in France on Saturday. In Paris and other major cities and towns, people responded to calls from trade unions and other organizations to protest against Marine Le Pen's right-wing National Rally (RN) party, which could potentially come to power in the snap parliamentary elections coming up at the end of this month. Around 300,000 participants were expected at around 200 protest rallies. The police deployed more than 20,000 officers. There were confrontations between demonstrators and the police on the fringes of several protest...
DPA
Tens of thousands of people demonstrated against far-right parties in France on Saturday. In Paris and other major cities and towns, people responded to calls from trade unions and other organizations to protest against Marine Le Pen's right-wing National Rally (RN) party, which could potentially come to power in the snap parliamentary elections coming up at the end of this month. Around 300,000 participants were expected at around 200 protest rallies. The police deployed more than 20,000 officers. There were confrontations between demonstrators and the police on the fringes of several protest...
DPA International
Tens of thousands of people demonstrated against far-right parties in France on Saturday. In Paris and other major cities and towns, people responded to calls from trade unions and other organizations to protest against Marine Le Pen's right-wing National Rally (RN) party, which could potentially come to power in the snap parliamentary elections coming up at the end of this month. Around 300,000 participants were expected at around 200 protest rallies. The police deployed more than 20,000 officers. There were confrontations between demonstrators and the police on the fringes of several protest...
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The leaders of the world's advanced industrialized democracies seek to better prevent attacks on their democracies, they said in the final declaration after the Group of Seven (G7) summit on Friday. "In a year during which millions worldwide choose their leaders and representatives, we reaffirm our commitment to safeguard democratic values and human rights," they said. The G7 expressed "more concern than ever" about manipulation and interference in democratic institutions and elections and reaffirmed their commitment to protecting fundamental values and human rights, even in the face of the ra...
DPA International
The leaders of the world's advanced industrialized democracies seek to better prevent attacks on their democracies, they said in the final declaration after the Group of Seven (G7) summit on Friday. "In a year during which millions worldwide choose their leaders and representatives, we reaffirm our commitment to safeguard democratic values and human rights," they said. The G7 expressed "more concern than ever" about manipulation and interference in democratic institutions and elections and reaffirmed their commitment to protecting fundamental values and human rights, even in the face of the ra...
DPA
The leaders of the world's advanced industrialized democracies seek to better prevent attacks on their democracies, they said in the final declaration after the Group of Seven (G7) summit on Friday. "In a year during which millions worldwide choose their leaders and representatives, we reaffirm our commitment to safeguard democratic values and human rights," they said. The G7 expressed "more concern than ever" about manipulation and interference in democratic institutions and elections and reaffirmed their commitment to protecting fundamental values and human rights, even in the face of the ra...
DPA Breaking News
The French inflation report for May was released on Friday morning, coming in at 2.3%, a notch up from preliminary estimates, according to INSEE France. This was also slightly above April’s 2.2%, which was a two-and-a-half year low. Analysts had also estimated May’s figure to remain the same as April. This increase in inflation was mainly due to food inflation speeding up at 1.3% in May, up from 1.2% in April. This reversed a thirteen-month streak of slowing food inflation, primarily because of fresh products’ costs rebounding, coming in at 3.5%, up from -0.7% in April. Furthermore, energy cos...
Euronews (English)
Nigel Farage a lancé sa campagne pour les élections générales au Royaume-Uni. Le principal partisan du Brexit s'est donné pour mission cette année d'aller tourmenter le Parti conservateur en perte de vitesse, et pourrait bien réaliser l'inimaginable, considérablement réduire le nombre de sièges des Tories au Parlement en juillet prochain. Son principal thème de campagne : l'immigration, un sujet qui divise mais ne laisse personne indifférent, comme ces habitants de Skegness, une station balnéaire située à l'Est de l'Angleterre sur la côté de la Mer du nord. "Il est temps que nous nous occupion...
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