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Residents of Havana are upset about the decision to move Namibia’s Independence Day celebrations and the presidential inauguration to State House, where public attendance will be limited due to expected …
Community Outrage Over Lockout for Presidential Inauguration Read More
Ecuador’s CNE has moved the electoral campaign start to March 24, ending April 10, allowing candidates more engagement time with voters. President Noboa can participate in debates without current duties, …
Ecuador Initiates Early Electoral Campaign: Key Developments and Implications Read More
Kirsty Coventry has been elected as the first female and African President of the International Olympic Committee, winning 49 out of 97 votes. She will replace Thomas Bach on June …
Kirsty Coventry Elected as First Female and African IOC President Read More
A recent poll indicates a 10.5% drop in U.S. consumer confidence, raising concerns about potential economic growth hindrance, as noted by economists. Recent data from the University of Michigan reveals …
Significant Decline in U.S. Consumer Confidence Affects Economic Outlook Read More
A University of Michigan poll reveals a 10.5% drop in U.S. consumer confidence, with experts warning that diminished confidence could negatively affect economic growth due to decreased spending by consumers. …
Decline in U.S. Consumer Confidence Signals Economic Concerns Read More
Trinidad has scheduled general elections for April 28, announced by Prime Minister Stuart Young after replacing Keith Rowley. The PNM is preparing to compete for its third consecutive victory, while …
Trinidad General Elections Scheduled for April 28 Following Leadership Change Read More
The IOC will elect a new president on Thursday, only the 10th in its history. The election features seven candidates and is viewed as one of the most competitive in …
Election Day for IOC: New Leadership in a Highly Competitive Contest Read More
The IOC will elect a new president, the 10th in 131 years, during a highly competitive election with seven candidates. The winner will address key issues, including the path towards …
Election Day for IOC: A Pivotal Moment with Seven Candidates Read More
The article examines the crises facing democracy in America and South Africa, particularly focusing on the decisions contemporary Republicans must make regarding inclusivity versus voter suppression, paralleling the choices made …
Democracy in Crisis: America and South Africa’s Parallel Paths Read More
In March 2023, the U.S. commenced deportations of Venezuelan migrants amidst worsening conditions in Venezuela. Simultaneously, consumer confidence in the U.S. fell by 10.5%, raising concerns about economic growth, with …
Venezuela-U.S. Deportation Controversies Amid Declining Consumer Confidence Read More