Après l’euphorie des premières rencontres entre les délégués du FNDU (Forum national pour le développement et l’unité) représentant l’aile dure de l’opposition et ceux du pouvoir en avril dernier, le dialogue tant souhaité par l’opinion semble aujourd’hui au point mort.
Turkey's pro-Kurdish Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP) said on Thursday it was open to all options for a coalition government other than with the ruling Justice and Development Party (AK Party), and that President Tayyip Erdoğan should remain within his constitutional limits.
The HDP was a big winner in a national election on Sunday, crossing the 10 percent threshold to enter parliament for the first time and helping to deprive the AK Party, founded by Erdoğan, of the overall majority it had held for more than a decade.
Les différentes échéances électorales prévues en septembre seront suivies par des observateurs indépendants et neutres. La Commission ad hoc met en place les circuits de leur accréditation et définit les contours de leur mission.
“I don’t have any information about a coming cabinet reshuffle,” said Egyptian Prime Minister Ibrahim Mahlab Wednesday, commenting on speculation that he himself might leave office sometime soon.
Reports have circulated recently in the Egyptian media of a possible cabinet reshuffle as President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi on Sunday publicly criticised a number of ministers, including Mahlab.
EU Enlargement Commissioner Johannes Hahn cancelled his visit to the Bosnian capital of Sarajevo after leaders of Bosnia’s Serb-dominated entity of Republika Srpska refused to sign the action plan on reforms aimed to unblock EU integration and secure new funding from international financial institutions.
According to the plan, the country's two entities and state government were due to sign the reform agenda at a meeting with Hahn at a roundtable in Sarajevo on Thursday.
The National Intelligence and Security Services (NISS) allowed four newspapers to resume publication after making a written apology for publishing what was described as stories that are harmful to the society’s security and values.
Last month, the NISS suspended al-Intibaha, Akhir Lahza, al-Jareeda and al-Khartoum newspapers indefinitely without reasons.
El presidente de Turquía ha pronunciado este jueves su primer discurso tras un período de inquietante silencio posterior a las elecciones legislativas del domingo pasado. Recep Tayyip Erdogan ofreció una comparecencia dominada por una llamada al diálogo doméstico y renovados ataques a Occidente.
Tras las preceptivas referencias al acto institucional, el cierre del sustancioso programa de becas nacional, Erdogan centró sus palabras en los últimos comicios. En ellos el Partido Justicia y Desarrollo (AKP), que él lideró hasta 2014, perdió la mayoría absoluta ostentada desde 2002.
President Beji Caid Essebsi reiterated his commitment not to promulgate any law contrary to the principles set out in the Tunisian constitution.
At his meeting, Wednesday, with a delegation of the International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH), led by its President Karim Lahidji, Caid Essebsi pledged to strengthen and promote human rights in Tunisia.
Sudan’s opposition alliance of the National Consensus Forces (NCF) has harshly attacked the first presidential assistant and head of the organizational sector at the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), al-Hassan al-Merghani for belittling the opposition.
The Sudan Media Center (SMC), which has close links to the Sudan’s security services, on Tuesday, quoted al-Merghani as saying there is nothing left from the opposition alliance “but the name".
The son of the DUP’s leader also criticized the external moves of the NCF leaders, describing it as “desperate attempts”.
Une nouvelle équipe s’en va, une autre arrive. IBK s’apprête à faire un grand changement pour donner un coup d’accélérateur à son projet de société. C’est pourquoi avec le remaniement ministériel en vue, plus d’une dizaine de ministres ne dorment plus qu’un œil. On évoque un possible de barons du parti présidentiel.
An important delegation of the Sudanese opposition groups led by the former prime minister and leader of the National Umma Party (NUP) Sadiq al-Mahdi, and the chairman of the rebel umbrella Sudanese Revolutionary Front (SRF) Malik Agar was received at the European Parliament in Strasbourg.
L’appel à la reconstitution d’une nouvelle alliance présidentielle lancé par Ahmed Ouyahia ce mercredi à l’occasion de son retour à la tête du RND n’est pas tombé dans l’oreille d’un sourd. Dans un communiqué publié avec la mention « très urgent », le TAJ de Amar Ghoul a été le premier parti à réagir à la proposition du nouveau chef du RND.
Bosnia's Federation entity on Tuesday adopted a reform plan crucial for the country’s EU ambitions and discussed its 2015-2018 action plan.
However, concrete action on any of the measures is threatened by the deepening political crisis in one of the country's two entities.
“The [reform] agenda is still not public, because it is not signed. This is the first government in Bosnia and Herzegovina that has adopted it,” Federation entity Prime Minister Fadil Novalic said after a government session.
Ahmed Ouyahia, director del gabinete del presidente de Argelia, Abdelaziz Buteflika, ha sido nombrado este miércoles líder de uno de los partidos de la coalición gobernante, lo que confirma su posición de posible sucesor presidencial.
Los rumores sobre la salud de Buteflika desde que sufrió un derrame cerebral hace dos años están alimentando el debate sobre quién podría reemplazar al veterano, que lleva en el cargo desde 1999.
A l'approche des élections communales et régionales du 4 septembre, le problème de la transhumance des élus entre les partis politiques de diverses tendances n'a toujours pas été résolu, malgré la loi qui interdit formellement cette valse.
A trois mois des élections communales du 4 septembre, la loi interdisant la transhumance des élus ne semble avoir aucun effet, rapporte ce mardi 9 juin Al Ahdath Al Maghribya dans un article titré: "Le fléau de la transhumance des élus affecte aussi bien les partis politiques de la majorité que ceux de l'opposition".
Speaker of the House of People’s Representatives (HPR) Mohamed Ennaceur said, Tuesday, amendments will be made to the draft law banning attacks on armed forces.
“The bill will be amended to ensure compliance with the respect for rights and fundamental freedoms enshrined in the new constitution,” Mr. Ennaceur stated at a meeting with a delegation of the International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) headed by Kamel Lahidji.
President of the International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) Kamel Lahidji expressed rejection of the death sentence provided for in the draft law on the fight against terrorism and money laundering.
Speaking after his meeting Tuesday with Prime Minister Habib Essid, he emphasised the importance of complying with the provisions of Tunisia's new constitution and its international commitments.
The meeting with the PM was an opportunity to discuss issues related to Tunisian women's conditions, equality, freedom of expression and conscience and socio-economic rights.
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