The failure by both Sudan and South Sudan to resolve their outstanding post-session issues, including the fate of the contested oil-producing Abyei region, could lead the two countries to another war, a senior member of the south-ruling party (SPLM) said Saturday.
The representatives of opposition parties who signed the ’New Dawn’ charter in Uganda last week were fully authorized and mandated to endorse the document, an opposition figure said.
Mubarak al-Fadil who in 2011 disbanded his party and rejoined the National Umma Party (NUP) said in a statement today that the provisions included in the ’New Dawn’ were negotiated and agreed to by the signatories which included most major Sudanese opposition parties as well as armed movements fighting Khartoum on different fronts.
«La troisième année de la révolution sera ponctuée par la fin de la rédaction de la première Constitution démocratique en Tunisie, où Islam rime avec modernité», a affirmé, vendredi, le président du mouvement Ennahdha Rached Ghannouchi.
«L’Islam est synonyme de justice et de liberté et ne s’oppose pas au pluralisme et à la démocratie», a-t-il lancé lors d’un meeting populaire à Raoued (gouvernorat de l’Ariana).
Les redresseurs s’attendent à la démission du SG du FLN avant même la réunion du comité central.
Civil society groups and academic institutions are organising several public debates in the capital this week to raise awareness of parliamentary candidates’ positions.
Officials and observers of the Jordanian elections have admitted that political money has been used to influence the electoral process leading up to elections due to take place on January 23rd. According to them, if the phenomenon continues, the future of the elections would be endangered, their integrity would be called into question and official promises of reform and combating corruption would be in “an unenviable position.”
The main opposition umbrella calls for the implementation of 11 conditions to ensure fair upcoming parliamentary elections.
Islamic scholar and Saudi religious figure Mohamed El-Areifi draws praise as well as criticism on a visit to Egypt.
Salafist Nour Party chairman Younes Makhioun confirms ideological disagreements with Muslim Brotherhood, but does not hold them responsible for internal splits.
Ils sont venus de plusieurs gouvernorats, dont notamment Bizerte et Monastir, ils étaient environ 8.000 manifestants selon les organisateurs, et 2.500 selon la police.
Bien évidemment, les hommes et les femmes étaient séparés, les hommes devant les femmes derrière, répétant des slogans du type «Il n’existe de Dieu qu’Allah et la charia est le droit de Dieu».
Nous ne participerons pas à une élection ayant pour socle cette constitution
Il n’est pas question qu’il y ait une source juridique autre que celle de l’islam
Youssef Makhioun becomes new head of Egypt's most formidable Salafist party in uncontested party election on Wednesday.
Early voting for the Knesset elections commenced Wednesday evening as 4,000 Israeli envoys start casting their ballots in 96 missions around the world. Israel's embassy in Wellington, New Zealand was the first to open its polls at 11 pm Israel time. Overseas voting will conclude in Los Angeles on Friday morning.
The leaders of the Palestinian groups Fatah and Hamas have held talks in the Egyptian capital, Cairo, to try to heal their rift.
Palestinian Authority and Fatah leader Mahmoud Abbas met the political chief of Hamas, Khaled Meshaal.
Earlier, both had separately met Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi.
The groups have been at odds since Hamas ousted forces loyal to Mr Abbas in the Gaza Strip during clashes in 2007 and set up a rival government.
Syrian Foreign Minister Omran al-Zo’bi called for “unconditional” dialogue with the country’s opposition to end the two-year conflict.
Zo’bi urged opposition forces to participate in what he called a “national dialogue,” and said that a specialized committee will start communicating with all political forces and figures to facilitate the inception of a national dialogue.
L’Algérie serait-elle devenue un pays trop important pour laisser les Algériens décider seuls de leur destinée, plus que jamais menacée ? C’est que l’enjeu tétanisant de la présidentielle de 2014, retourne les entrailles au landerneau politique national, au point que sous nos latitudes particulières, c’est le fameux "mouvement" annoncé qui risque d’immobiliser le pays pour très longtemps encore.
La Commission de justice, de législation et des droits de l’Homme à la Chambre des représentants a rejeté, mardi, une proposition de loi modifiant et complétant le code pénal.
Targeting 100 per cent of seats, Egypt's Salafist Nour Party could welcome electoral alliance with breakaway group – Watan Party – and Muslim Brotherhood, according to spokesman Nader Bakkar.
Mohamed El Marouani: « Les ingrédients d’une nouvelle vague de révoltes sont désormais réunis au Maroc ! »
Les députés du RNI doublent le PJD en proposant une loi organique relative aux modalités de fonctionnement des commissions d’enquête parlementaires. La formation de Benkirane travaillait en effet sur le même texte.
