Category: TRENDING

New Zealand Finance Minister Says May 30 Budget Will Show Fiscal Responsibility

WELLINGTON (Reuters) – New Zealand’s Finance Minister Nicola Willis said in a speech on Thursday the government would take a very fiscally responsible approach in the Budget as the government’s debt levels continue to worsen. “The (government’s) deficit is expected to be larger next year than it is …

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Government

May 23, 2024
New Zealand Finance Minister Says May 30 Budget Will Show Fiscal Responsibility

WELLINGTON (Reuters) – New Zealand’s Finance Minister Nicola Willis said in a speech on Thursday the government would take a very fiscally responsible approach in the Budget as the government’s debt levels continue to worsen. “The (government’s) deficit is expected to be larger next year than it is …

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Government

May 23, 2024
Dutch Election Winner Wilders Expects Government Installed by End-June

AMSTERDAM (Reuters) – Dutch far-right leader Geert Wilders said on Wednesday he expected a new right-wing government to be operational by the end of June, even though he has yet to find a suitable prime minister to lead it. Wilders’ nationalist PVV party was the clear winner of elections in …

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Government

May 22, 2024
Military’s former head of HR sues government for $10 million over handling of misconduct claims

Claiming they destroyed his career to score political points after he was accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a subordinate, Lt.-Gen. Steven Whelan is suing the federal government, Canada’s top soldier and other military officials for $10 million in damages.

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Politics

May 22, 2024
Military’s former head of HR sues government for $10 million over handling of misconduct claims

Claiming they destroyed his career to score political points after he was accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a subordinate, Lt.-Gen. Steven Whelan is suing the federal government, Canada’s top soldier and other military officials for $10 million in damages.

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Government

May 22, 2024
World leaders should reconsider military support for Israel: former U.S. government adviser

Brian Finucane, a former advisor to the U.S. government, says allegations of war crimes in Gaza and Israel should lead the international community to reconsider their own roles in the conflict.

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Government

May 21, 2024
Sports on TV: Tuesday, May 21, 2024

See what’s airing on television today.

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Sports

May 21, 2024
Family in Remote Himalayas Gets Own Polling Station for Indian Election

By Sharafat Ali WARSHI, India (Reuters) – Five people from one family in a remote Himalayan village voted in India’s election in their own polling station on Monday after officials travelled for seven hours and borrowed a power connection from the military to enable them to cast their ballots.

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Family

By Sharafat Ali WARSHI, India (Reuters) – Five people from one family in a remote Himalayan village voted in India’s election in their own polling station on Monday after officials travelled for seven hours and borrowed a power connection from the military to enable them to cast their ballots.

May 20, 2024
Family in Remote Himalayas Gets Own Polling Station for Indian Election

By Sharafat Ali WARSHI, India (Reuters) – Five people from one family in a remote Himalayan village voted in India’s election in their own polling station on Monday after officials travelled for seven hours and borrowed a power connection from the military to enable them to cast their ballots.

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Family

By Sharafat Ali WARSHI, India (Reuters) – Five people from one family in a remote Himalayan village voted in India’s election in their own polling station on Monday after officials travelled for seven hours and borrowed a power connection from the military to enable them to cast their ballots.

May 20, 2024
Family in Remote Himalayas Gets Own Polling Station for Indian Election

By Sharafat Ali WARSHI, India (Reuters) – Five people from one family in a remote Himalayan village voted in India’s election in their own polling station on Monday after officials travelled for seven hours and borrowed a power connection from the military to enable them to cast their ballots.

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Family

By Sharafat Ali WARSHI, India (Reuters) – Five people from one family in a remote Himalayan village voted in India’s election in their own polling station on Monday after officials travelled for seven hours and borrowed a power connection from the military to enable them to cast their ballots.

May 20, 2024

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