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07.12.2009, 15:44
Moldova’s parliament has failed to elect a president after the opposition refused to support the sole presidential candidate Marian Lupu. Thus, the political crisis in the eastern European country is going to continue.
31.12.2009, 13:38
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When the first Russian president, Boris Yeltsin, declared his resignation hours before the year 2000 began, not only did he thus close his own rich political career, but also ended a whole era in modern Russian history.
22.04.2010, 16:11
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On June 27 this year Kyrgyzstan will hold a referendum on changes to the constitution. Later, on October 10, parliamentary elections will also take place.
07.02.2010, 21:16
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With over 99% of the votes counted, the leader of the Party of Regions, Viktor Yanukovich, is ahead of Premier Yulia Timoshenko by 3.47 % in the presidential runoff.
18.02.2010, 01:00
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Hopes of Viktor Yanukovich settling into the presidential hot seat have been put on hold after the country’s Supreme Administrative Court suspended the results of the run-off election.
11.10.2010, 08:28
The ballots are in for Kyrgyzstan's historic parliamentary poll, which international observers have praised as being fair and free.
01.09.2009, 18:47
Turkey and Armenia have agreed to establish diplomatic relations in order to reopen border crossings that have been closed since 1993.
26.01.2010, 16:03
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From political backyard to a key role in the country’s future. In the first round of presidential voting, Ukrainian businessman and ex economics minister Sergey Tigipko set an example of how to hold a perfect campaign.
15.03.2010, 14:20
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According to preliminary results, all four political parties represented in Russia’s State Duma managed to win seats in regional parliaments as a result of Sunday’s local polls.
23.04.2009, 12:05
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Armenia and Turkey, with the mediation of Switzerland, have come to a groundbreaking agreement on a ‘roadmap’ to normalize bilateral relations, foreign ministers of the countries announced on Thursday.
Published: 17 April, 2009, 21:36
According to the Central Election Commission, the Moldovan Communist Party did win the parliamentary election with nearly 50% of the vote.
I really can't see this being the end of it, considering how much effort Romania and the EU have put into subversive activities within Moldovo. The EU has a history of clandestine sponsoring of uprisings and civil unrest, as in Serbia. I doubt it will relinquish its political ambitions to control a greater and greater geographic empire from Brusslels. Moldovo is just another part of its empire building aspirations. The sad thing is that ultimately Moldova could be subjected to EU and NATO attack, similar to Yugoslavia, to quench the thirst of the Brussels EU 'royalty'. Moldova therefore, has to be very careful, as Romania under EU guidance offers a dangerous adversary.