[world politics news]
In accordance with the terms of a passage of a new election law, King Abdullah has dissolved parliament and has appointed a new prime minister, Hani al-Mulqi to oversee elections. Under the new bill, Jordan has done away with single-member districts, with elections now based on a large voting system, in which candidates will run for seats on one, multi-member ticket.
Showing posts with label King Abudullah. Show all posts
Showing posts with label King Abudullah. Show all posts
Monday, May 30, 2016
#JORDAN: Election Reforms Prompt King To Dissolve Parliament Ahead Of Nov. Election
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Friday, January 23, 2015
#SAUDIARABIA: King Abdullah Dies; Salman Becomes King In Time of Mid-East Turmoil
[world politics news]
Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah, who had ruled the oil-rich kingdom since 2006, died Friday at the age of 90. Prince Salman immediately became king. The transition comes at a time when the region is beset by political and social turmoil, as ISIS threatens both Sunni Saudi Arabia and Shia Iran.
Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah, who had ruled the oil-rich kingdom since 2006, died Friday at the age of 90. Prince Salman immediately became king. The transition comes at a time when the region is beset by political and social turmoil, as ISIS threatens both Sunni Saudi Arabia and Shia Iran.
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Syria,
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Tuesday, December 09, 2014
#SAUDIARABIA: Saudi Cabinet Reshuffle Attempts to Better Distance Kingdom from Extremism
[world politics news]
Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah's cabinet reshuffle this week, including the replacement of its Islamic Affairs Minister with Suleiman Aba al-Khail, who has participated in UN interfaith dialogues, may signal an attempt to give greater voice to moderate Islam, and against extremist groups like ISIS.
Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah's cabinet reshuffle this week, including the replacement of its Islamic Affairs Minister with Suleiman Aba al-Khail, who has participated in UN interfaith dialogues, may signal an attempt to give greater voice to moderate Islam, and against extremist groups like ISIS.
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