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UK PM's Labour Party Loses Greater Manchester Seat. It Held It For A Century
The left-leaning Green Party's Hannah Spencer won the contest for the vacant parliamentary seat of Gorton and Denton, the first time the party has won a one-off parliamentary election.
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All About Jill Stein, Third Candidate In The US Presidential Race
American voters seeking a progressive, environmentally focused candidate with a proven history of challenging the political mainstream have achoice in 2024 -- Jill Stein, the Green Party's nominee and a two-time presidential candidate.
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Pak-Origin Mehreen Faruqi Becomes First Female Muslim Australian Senator
Pakistani-origin Mehreen Faruqi, of the Australian Green Party, today became the first Muslim woman to occupy a seat in the country's Senate.
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Wisconsin Judge Rejects Bid To Stop Presidential Election Vote Recount
A US judge in Wisconsin on Friday rejected a request by President-elect Donald Trump supporters to stop a recount of election votes while the Michigan Supreme Court denied an appeal by Green Party candidate Jill Stein to restart the state's recount.
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Defying Donald Trump, Green Party Pursues Recounts In 3 US States
Green Party presidential nominee Jill Stein pressed her case on Monday for recounts of US presidential ballots in three states, and locked horns with President-elect Donald Trump over her motives.
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Donald Trump Supporters Try To Block Vote Recounts In 3 States
Supporters of President-elect Donald Trump moved on Friday to maintain his narrow victories in three states, pursuing legal challenges aimed at halting the Green Party's requests for long-shot recounts of the presidential votes there.
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US Green Party Raises Enough Funds For Wisconsin Recount
The former Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein has raised the necessary $1.1 million to request a vote recount in Wisconsin, her campaign announced Thursday.
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Green Kingmakers See Scottish Independence Vote Determined By Public Appetite
Scotland's devolved government is right to start preparing legislation for a new independence referendum after Britain's vote to leave the European Union, but a new vote should be decided by "clear public appetite" for one, a spokesman for the the Scottish Greens said today.
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Rwanda Votes Yes To Allow Extra Terms For Kagame: Provisional Results
Rwanda has voted to change the constitution to allow President Paul Kagame to potentially rule until 2034, according to partial referendum results, election officials said today.
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German Parliament Votes to Criminalise Commercial Euthanasia
Germany's parliament voted today to criminalise commercial euthanasia after rejecting draft laws that would have made assisted suicide fully legal in the country.
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Saudi Blogger Raif Badawi Wins EU Sakharov Rights Prize
Saudi blogger Raif Badawi, who was sentenced to 1,000 lashes and 10 years in pon for insulting Islam, was awarded the European Parliament's prestigious Sakharov human rights prize today.
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Donald Trump's Presidential Bid Draws Scorn And Bemusement in Europe
With his distressed hairstyle, voluptuous female companions and love of the media spotlight, U.S. tycoon Donald Trump is no stranger to people on this side of the Atlantic.
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Rwanda Opposition Seeks to Block Third Term Change for Kagame
Rwanda's Green Party, the country's tiny but main opposition, said today it was challenging moves to change the constitution to allow strongman and President Paul Kagame to stand for a third consecutive term in elections in 2017.
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Ahead of UK Elections, London Eye Lit by Facebook Chat
The London Eye tourist attraction was lit up today in party political colours reflecting the amount of social media interactions about them on Facebook.
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70 years on, Greeks Awaiting Justice in Nazi Massacre Village
Loukas Sehremelis was just 12 years old when Nazi troops burst into his house in the Greek village of Distomo, shooting and killing indiscriminately.
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UK PM's Labour Party Loses Greater Manchester Seat. It Held It For A Century
The left-leaning Green Party's Hannah Spencer won the contest for the vacant parliamentary seat of Gorton and Denton, the first time the party has won a one-off parliamentary election.
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All About Jill Stein, Third Candidate In The US Presidential Race
American voters seeking a progressive, environmentally focused candidate with a proven history of challenging the political mainstream have achoice in 2024 -- Jill Stein, the Green Party's nominee and a two-time presidential candidate.
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Pak-Origin Mehreen Faruqi Becomes First Female Muslim Australian Senator
Pakistani-origin Mehreen Faruqi, of the Australian Green Party, today became the first Muslim woman to occupy a seat in the country's Senate.
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Wisconsin Judge Rejects Bid To Stop Presidential Election Vote Recount
A US judge in Wisconsin on Friday rejected a request by President-elect Donald Trump supporters to stop a recount of election votes while the Michigan Supreme Court denied an appeal by Green Party candidate Jill Stein to restart the state's recount.
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Defying Donald Trump, Green Party Pursues Recounts In 3 US States
Green Party presidential nominee Jill Stein pressed her case on Monday for recounts of US presidential ballots in three states, and locked horns with President-elect Donald Trump over her motives.
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Donald Trump Supporters Try To Block Vote Recounts In 3 States
Supporters of President-elect Donald Trump moved on Friday to maintain his narrow victories in three states, pursuing legal challenges aimed at halting the Green Party's requests for long-shot recounts of the presidential votes there.
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US Green Party Raises Enough Funds For Wisconsin Recount
The former Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein has raised the necessary $1.1 million to request a vote recount in Wisconsin, her campaign announced Thursday.
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Green Kingmakers See Scottish Independence Vote Determined By Public Appetite
Scotland's devolved government is right to start preparing legislation for a new independence referendum after Britain's vote to leave the European Union, but a new vote should be decided by "clear public appetite" for one, a spokesman for the the Scottish Greens said today.
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Rwanda Votes Yes To Allow Extra Terms For Kagame: Provisional Results
Rwanda has voted to change the constitution to allow President Paul Kagame to potentially rule until 2034, according to partial referendum results, election officials said today.
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German Parliament Votes to Criminalise Commercial Euthanasia
Germany's parliament voted today to criminalise commercial euthanasia after rejecting draft laws that would have made assisted suicide fully legal in the country.
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Saudi Blogger Raif Badawi Wins EU Sakharov Rights Prize
Saudi blogger Raif Badawi, who was sentenced to 1,000 lashes and 10 years in pon for insulting Islam, was awarded the European Parliament's prestigious Sakharov human rights prize today.
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Donald Trump's Presidential Bid Draws Scorn And Bemusement in Europe
With his distressed hairstyle, voluptuous female companions and love of the media spotlight, U.S. tycoon Donald Trump is no stranger to people on this side of the Atlantic.
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Rwanda Opposition Seeks to Block Third Term Change for Kagame
Rwanda's Green Party, the country's tiny but main opposition, said today it was challenging moves to change the constitution to allow strongman and President Paul Kagame to stand for a third consecutive term in elections in 2017.
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Ahead of UK Elections, London Eye Lit by Facebook Chat
The London Eye tourist attraction was lit up today in party political colours reflecting the amount of social media interactions about them on Facebook.
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70 years on, Greeks Awaiting Justice in Nazi Massacre Village
Loukas Sehremelis was just 12 years old when Nazi troops burst into his house in the Greek village of Distomo, shooting and killing indiscriminately.
