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July Charter signatories not bound by decisions beyond its scope, BNP warns govt
The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) on Tuesday urged the interim government to act cautiously amid the ongoing political deadlock, warning that signatories to the July National Charter are not bound by any decision that goes beyond its agreed scope, reports UNB. We want to make it clear that...
Kosovo struggles to elect govt amid ongoing political crisis
Kosovos months-long political crisis deepened on Sunday as caretaker Prime Minister Albin Kurti failed to secure enough parliamentary support to form a new government, reports AFP. Kurtis left-wing Vetevendosje (VV) party won the most votes in Februarys elections, but it fell short of the 61...
Macron to appoint 6th PM amid political deadlock, looming deadline
French President Emmanuel Macron is expected to appoint his sixth prime minister in two years by Friday evening, seeking to break the political deadlock that has plagued the country and avert the risk of snap elections, reads a France24s post. In a bid to resolve the ongoing crisis, Macron has...