Ive come to guyana to see how decades of racial tensions have shaped this nations politics. Hello. Tunisia is just one attack away from collapsing. That was the stark warning from the president who has announced a state of emergency. It follows the murder of 38 Foreign Tourists at a beach resort eight days ago. The president said that the Emergency Powers were needed to maintain security and safety. Announcing the emergencyier that tunisia is now in a state of war. The Islamic State carries the black flag and wants to establish a caliphate. There is no country in our region or in europe that is free from terrorism today. The state of emergenci announced by the tunisian comes a week after the beach massacre. 38 tourists died. 30 of them from britain. The new emergency legislation will give the tunisian government more flexibility. At the same time will hand the army and police more authority. Also restricts the right to public assembly. The state of emergency is being brought into force
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KEPALA BATAS: It is “not impossible” to defeat DAP in Penang as Barisan Nasional had defeated the party in its strongholds in the last two state elections in Johor and Melaka, says Barisan deputy chairman Datuk Seri Mohamad Hassan.
KEPALA BATAS: The component parties in Barisan Nasional must work together in a united front and as a team to face the 15th general election (GE15), says Datuk Seri Mohamad Hassan.
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WE are as a rule opposed to the multiplication of exclusive parties. Provided the house is not divided, new parties are not a sign of weakness, and may sometimes be, as they are in India at present, practically unavoidable. It is from this point of view that some time ago, we accorded a conditional welcome to the formation of a new party in Behar with Mr. Hassan Imam at its head. It is from the same point of view that we accord a similar welcome to the formation of a new political party at Bombay, to be named the Indian Progressive Party, with a newspaper of its own for the expression of its views, which is foreshadowed in a long letter to the press by Mr. Jehangir B. Petit. The only difference between the two organisations seems to lie in the fact that while the Behar one is a provincial body, the one suggested by Mr. Petit will be an all-India one. This last is essential if the party wishes to make a distinct mark. The constitution and programme of the new party, too, have mu