Inattendu et brusque, la démission du désormais ancien Premier ministre, Oumar Tatam Ly, est intervenue dans l’après midi du samedi 5 avril. Mais c’est dans la soirée que l’information a été officialisée à travers un communiqué de la Présidence de la République, lu par son Secrétaire général, Toumani Djimé Diallo.
The Gerindra Party has demanded that Joko “Jokowi” Widodo immediately step down as the Jakarta governor.
“All this time, Pak Jokowi has been very busy handling election campaign activities. Policy implementation has continued to run, but it has been sluggish whereas in Jakarta, policy implementation is not allowed to be delayed even for one hour,” said Mohamad Sanusi, head of the Gerindra faction at the Jakarta Legislative Council (DPRD), in Jakarta on Monday as quoted by kompas.com.
A senior Iranian official has slammed a recent anti-Iran resolution by the European Parliament (EP), stressing that the Islamic Republic sees no value in such “baseless judgments.”
The recent EP resolution is merely aimed at exerting political pressure on Iran, said Ali Akbar Velayati, who is a top advisor to Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei.
“These kinds of unjust and groundless judgments are of no value to the Iranian nation,” he said.
Dans sa lettre de démission du 5 avril 2014, le désormais ex-Premier ministre a motivé son départ par l’impuissance où le président IBK l’a placé en lui refusant l’autorisation de «doter le gouvernement de compétences accrues» pour en corriger « les dysfontionnements et les insuffisances»
President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono lashed out on Sunday against his critics, saying that his record during the past 10 years was impressive.
Yudhoyono said in a statement, posted on his private YouTube channel, that his critics, who accused him of only causing setbacks to the country in the past 10 years, were being unfair.
"Je suis prêt à discuter de toutes les questions comme la recomposition de la Commission Electorale Nationale Indépendante (CENI) mais pas de gouvernement d’union nationale. C’est inutile. Le pays n’en a pas besoin", a dit le chef de l’Etat mauritanien qui animait lundi une conférence de presse à Nouadhibou au nord du pays.
A 39 ans, la nomination de Moussa Mara au poste de Premier Ministre n’est pas anodine. Elle découle de sa volonté à gérer la chose publique avec rigueur. Mais, faut-il le souligner, c’est le plus dur de sa vie politique qui commence. Car il y a une pléiade de défis qui l’attendent.
Elles vont enrichir le cadre d’application pratique du processus de dialogue inclusif, compléter les résultats de Gao et consolider les bases des monographies des diverses expériences quotidiennes de chacune de nos régions
SHARJAH: People of Afghanistan are undergoing a groundbreaking electoral exercise: the presidential election. Expats from Afghanistan in the UAE are excited about the result and the prospects the future president holds for the country.
Women from Afghanistan eagerly await a good result for the best future of the nation.
The Reform Now Party (RNP), which is chaired by a leading dissident from the ruling National Congress Party (NCP) Ghazi Salah al-Deen al-Attabani, announced that the National Intelligence and Security Services (NISS) prevented the party from holding a seminar at the of Omdurman Ahlia University (OAU) despite obtaining prior permission.
Just two days after millions of Afghans safely cast votes around the country, the Independent Elections Commission (IEC) announced on Monday that partial results of the presidential election would be released sometime this week.
IEC officials said votes have been tallied from provinces across the country and are being transferred to the IEC headquarters in Kabul via air transport. Once the ballots have arrived they will verify the count and then announce the preliminary results of the presidential election on April 24.
Moussa Mara, 39 ans, président du parti Yéléma, ex-maire de la Commune IV, vient d’être nommé Premier ministre. C’est la grande surprise nationale et chacun se demande pourquoi lui ?
Jayapura. Indonesia on Monday temporarily shut down its border with Papua New Guinea at the village of Wutung, Papua, two days before the archipelago’s legislative contests over the possibility of separatist-induced election violence.
Citing Foreign Minister Avigdor Liberman’s recent statement that he preferred elections to releasing Israeli Arab prisoners convicted of terrorism to the Palestinian Authority, opposition MKs eagerly took up on Monday what they characterized as a call for new elections by a major coalition leader.
Sudan’s opposition Popular Congress Party (PCP) has offered a rare praise for president Omer Hassan Al-Bashir against the background of his directive on Sunday to release political detainees and allow for more political and press freedoms.
Bashir announced a series of resolutions at the onset of a political roundtable held yesterday in Khartoum with the participation of 83 political parties.
Les perdants n’ont pas leur place dans une équipe, a-t-on l’habitude de dire. Cette formule magique et véridique s’applique plus en politique qu’en tout autre domaine. En politique, lorsqu’on perd on quitte. C’est la règle appliquée à tous les démocrates du monde, intègres, dignes, honnêtes. L’ex-Premier ministre Oumar Tatam Ly vient donc d’en faire les frais.
Just two days after millions of Afghans safely cast votes around the country, the Independent Elections Commission (IEC) announced on Monday that partial results of the presidential election would be released sometime this week.
IEC officials said votes have been tallied from provinces across the country and are being transferred to the IEC headquarters in Kabul via air transport. Once the ballots have arrived they will verify the count and then announce the preliminary results of the presidential election on April 24.
Comme un couperet sur la tête des Maliens, IBK nomme Moussa Mara à la primature. Suite à la non acceptation de Oumar Tatam Ly à continuer sa mission. Par cette nomination, IBK fait un clin d’œil à l’ex junte militaire de Kati et fait triompher le Chérif de Nioro.
Banda Aceh/Malang. Islamic scholars in Aceh called on Muslim voters to vote only for devout Muslim candidates in both legislative and presidential elections, suggesting it was haram, or sinful, to do otherwise.
Aceh’s Ulema Consultative Assembly (MPU), a local version of an umbrella ulema group independent from the Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI), issued the an edict, which specified criteria for leaders and lawmakers for whom Muslims should cast their votes.
