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5921. Kim Jong II re-elected to parliament (permalink) Politics
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score: -2, Politics, 2009-03-09 16:00:58, published by USA Today
Kim Jong Il was unanimously re-elected to North Korea's rubber-stamp parliament, state media said Monday, in elections closely ... [additional details]
5922. N. Korea holds parliamentary elections (permalink) Politics
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score: -2, Politics, 2009-03-08 12:00:46, published by CNN
North Koreans cast ballots Sunday in parliamentary elections watched by outside observers for hints of who might eventually succeed leader Kim Jong-Il. ... [additional details]
5923. N Korea holds parliamentary poll (permalink) Politics
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score: -2, Politics, 2009-03-08 01:00:13, published by BBC
North Korea prepares to vote in elections which observers say could give a clue to the country's eventual succession. [additional details]
5924. Karzai agrees to delay elections (permalink) Politics
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score: -2, Politics, 2009-03-07 14:00:16, published by BBC
Afghanistan's president says he now accepts polls must be delayed to August, but insists he will remain in office until then. [additional details]
5925. Afghan election 'set for August' (permalink) Politics
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score: -2, Politics, 2009-03-04 13:00:13, published by BBC
Afghanistan's Election Commission rejects President Karzai's call for April elections, saying they should take place on 20 August. [additional details]
5926. Indonesia scrubs NZ football game (permalink) Sports
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score: 1, Sports, 2009-03-04 05:00:20, published by BBC
Indonesia cancels a New Zealand football match over security fears around upcoming elections, New Zealand officials say. [additional details]
5927. UN concern over Afghan elections (permalink) Politics
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score: -2, Politics, 2009-03-03 06:00:08, published by BBC
A senior UN official says it will be nearly impossible to hold credible elections in Afghanistan in April, as ordered by President Karzai. [additional details]
5928. Dates announced for India polls (permalink) Politics
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score: -2, Politics, 2009-03-02 13:00:13, published by BBC
India's parliamentary elections will run from 16 April to 13 May, the country's Election Commission announces. [additional details]
5929. Nationalist 'lead' in Basque poll (permalink) Politics
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score: -2, Politics, 2009-03-01 22:00:11, published by BBC
Nationalists win regional elections in Spain's Basque Country while conservatives lead in Galicia, exit polls suggest. [additional details]
5930. US resists Karzai poll date call (permalink) Politics
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The US says it prefers an August date for elections in Afghanistan, despite President Hamid Karzai's call for an April poll. [additional details]
5931. Afghan president urges April poll (permalink) Politics
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score: -2, Politics, 2009-02-28 17:00:13, published by BBC
Afghanistan's President Hamid Karzai urges the country to hold elections in May, rather than August as decided by the electoral commission. [additional details]
5932. Basque socialists' offices bombed (permalink) Politics
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score: -2, Politics, 2009-02-23 13:00:40, published by BBC
A bomb blamed on Eta explodes outside a local office of the Basque Socialist Party, ahead of regional elections. [additional details]
5933. Watchdog probes Tory backer (permalink) Politics
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score: -2, Politics, 2009-02-22 02:00:42, published by BBC
The elections watchdog launches an inquiry into donations to the Tory Party by the company of party backer Lord Ashcroft. [additional details]
5934. Israeli press bemoans political stalemate (permalink) Politics
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Israeli papers agonise over the inconclusive results of Tuesday's parliamentary elections. [additional details]
5935. Final votes tallied in Israel elections (permalink) Politics
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Israeli election officials were tallying soldiers' votes Thursday before announcing the final results of an inconclusive parliamentary ... [additional details]
5936. White House: Mideast peace process uncertain (permalink) Politics
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score: -2, Politics, 2009-02-11 23:01:03, published by USA Today
The White House says the Israeli elections signal a strong democracy but until a new prime minister is named, it is unclear what ... [additional details]
5937. Netanyahu, Livni declare win in Israeli election (permalink) Politics
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score: -2, Politics, 2009-02-11 02:01:01, published by USA Today
Moderate Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni and her hard-line rival Benjamin Netanyahu each declared victory in Israel's election Tuesday ... [additional details]
5938. South Africa poll set for April (permalink) Politics
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South Africa's President Kgalema Motlanthe announces that general elections will take place on 22 April. [additional details]
5939. Court backs S Africa exile vote (permalink) Politics
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South Africans abroad should be able to vote, a court rules - possibly delaying elections. [additional details]
5940. Q&A: Israeli elections (permalink) Politics
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Israel is to hold general elections on 10 February, with polls suggesting centre-right opposition Likud leader Binyamin Netanyahu is best placed to become the next prime minister. [additional details]
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