Results Election 2021 Turkey
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Uganda Elections 2021 Results: Bobi Wine vs Yoweri Museveni - Election Commission declare Ugandan President, Museveni winner of presidential vote. 14 January 2021. New Informate 16 January 2021. Turkey calls for ’common sense’ amid post-election unrest in US MOBILE VIEW Pro-Trump supporters storm the US Capitol following a rally with President Donald Trump on Jan. 6, 2021, in Washington, DC. 2021 Ugandan general election, 14 January; 2021 Somali presidential election, 8 February; 2020–21 Central African general election, 14 February (second round); 2020–21 Nigerien general election, 21 February (second round); 2021 Ivorian parliamentary election, 6 March; 2021 Republic of the Congo presidential election, 21 March; 2021 Chadian presidential election, 10.
ANKARA
Anadolu Agency is here with a rundown of the latest developments on the coronavirus pandemic and other news in Turkey and around the world.
Coronavirus and other developments in Turkey
Among the fresh cases, 983 symptomatic patients were confirmed across the country, while the overall case tally topped 2.34 million, including 23,152 deaths with 171 new fatalities recorded over the past day.
As many as 10,013 more patients have recovered in the country, taking the total past 2.21 million.
Turkey will finalize testing of a Chinese coronavirus vaccine Wednesday, after which mass vaccination will commence.
Turkey boasts a strong, technologically advanced system for distributing coronavirus vaccines to millions of people, with special equipment, tracking numbers and dedicated infrastructure to ensure public safety.
Starting as early as this week, Turkey is set to distribute vaccines nationwide with the help of special storage chambers featuring air-conditioning and adjustable temperatures of 20 to minus 20 C (68 to -4 F).
Turkey is determined to press ahead on EU accession reforms, the country’s foreign minister told a group of diplomats from the bloc.
COVID-19 updates worldwide
Russia reported 22,934 new coronavirus cases over the last 24 hours, down from 23,315 the previous day, its COVID-19 task force said.
The UK also reported its second-highest daily coronavirus death toll of 1,243.
Greece confirmed another 866 new coronavirus cases, the country’s health authority said.Results Election 2021 Turkey Vs
South Africa reported 755 coronavirus deaths in the past 24 hours, bringing the total number of fatalities to 34,334, Health Minister Zweli Mkhize announced.
The US will require all passengers traveling to the country on international flights to test negative for COVID-19 starting Jan. 26, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said.
Malaysia declared a state of emergency to stem the spread of COVID-19 which could last until Aug. 1.
Japan expects to expand its state of emergency to other parts of the country following a spike in COVID-19 cases, the country’s prime minister said, according to local media.
Urgent action is required to prevent a humanitarian crisis in southern Madagascar as a third of the region’s population is ’struggling to put food on the table,’ the World Food Programme (WFP) warned Tuesday.
The East African Business Council (EABC) has called on countries in the region to harmonize COVID-19 test charges and quarantine periods to ease doing business amid the pandemic.
Other developments
The US Joint Chiefs of Staff issued a message Tuesday to the military saying a “violent riot” at the Capitol building was a “direct assault” on Congress and the Constitution and confirming President-elect Joe Biden will become the country’s 46th commander-in-chief.
President Donald Trump downplayed the 25th Amendment to the Constitution which seeks to oust a president through his vice president, saying attempts by Democrats to invoke the rule will not harm him.
In its ongoing war against US President Donald Trump and his Republican supporters, microblogging website Twitter announced the permanent suspension of 70,000 accounts allegedly linked to QAnon’s far-right conspiracy theory since Friday.
In Canada, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau introduced four major changes to his Cabinet, spurred by the retirement of Innovation Minister Navdeep Bains.
Italy risked facing a full-blown government crisis Tuesday evening as a key Cabinet meeting threatened to expose an irrevocable split within the fragile ruling coalition.
Palestine has called on the UN Security Council to ’assume its responsibilities’ to stop Israel’s excavations in the complex of Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem.
The African Development Bank has pledged to mobilize $6.5 billion in support of Africa’s Great Green Wall, a flagship initiative led by the African Union to combat increasing desertification in the region, it said in a statement.
At least 500 health workers protesting for better working conditions in southeastern Kenya have been fired from their jobs, local media reported.
Uganda ordered all internet service providers within its borders to block social media and messaging applications ahead of this week’s tense general elections.
Turkey’s Personal Data Protection Authority (KVKK) launched an investigation into WhatsApp over its new data-sharing rules.
Message application Telegram has reached more than 500 million active users, recording 25 million new ones in the past 72 hours, according to founder Pavel Durov.
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NUR-SULTAN – On the eve of the elections for Majilis (the lower house of the Kazakh Parliament) and the Maslikhats (local executive bodies) to be held on Jan.10, an important meeting of the Central Election Commission took place on Jan.8.
Anastasia Schegortsova, a member of the Central Election Commission, said that the pre-election activities of candidates were carried out on 10 TV channels, eight radio stations, 22 online sources and 19 print media outlets.
Overall, 2,582 broadcasts of each party were recorded. On the radio channels of eight radio stations, 1,217 broadcasts of agitation audio clips were recorded. Some 22 online sources feature 199 articles and banners. Some 19 governmental and regional print media published 152 campaign articles.
Schegortsova recalled that as part of the election campaign the Central Election Commission organized live debates on the Khabar TV channel in December with the participation of political parties.
In accordance with the new regulations, the participants were provided with equal opportunities and conditions for performing. In addition, live television debates were held on Dec.22 on the Qazaqstan TV channel, as well as on Dec.26 on the KTK TV channel. The organization of these television debates was initiated by the TV channels, and also paid for from the electoral funds of political parties.
Schegortsova also spoke about the campaigning activities of the candidates.
Thus, candidates from the Assembly of the People of Kazakhstan via Zoom platform held online meetings with voters and members of the Assembly. In addition, in the regions, meetings of candidates from the Assembly with voters were held as well.
Eleven campaign publications from the candidates were posted in government and regional print media. Bj’s bingo schedule. Campaign videos were posted on three TV channels.
In general, equal access of political parties to the media was ensured, and voters were able to obtain complete, reliable and objective information about all parties participating in the elections.
Schegortsova touched on the issues around organizing public opinion polls. According to the report, out of 11 legal entities that sent notifications to the Central Election Commission to conduct a public opinion poll, 10 of them met the requirements set by the electoral committee.
Vice-Minister of Information and Social Development Kemelbek Oishybayev said that about 6,656 materials were devoted to informing the voter about the current activities of each of the political parties during the pre-election campaign.
According to the monitoring results, the rule regarding providing equal access to the mass media for political parties was observed.
Deputy Prosecutor General of Kazakhstan Bulat Dembayev noted that “the election process was a success. No major instances of law-breaking were observed.”2021 Turkey Guns
During the campaigning period, one violation of the conditions for conducting a public opinion poll on elections in the media was recorded, two instances of damage to campaign materials, and 10 instances of illegal campaigning.
Some 13 citizens were brought to justice on these charges by the prosecutor’s office.Results Election 2021 Turkey Full
Summing up the session, Chairman of the Central Election Commission Berik Imashev reminded the media that January 9 is an official political day of silence. Any actions related to pre-election campaigning are prohibited on that day.
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Uganda Elections 2021 Results: Bobi Wine vs Yoweri Museveni - Election Commission declare Ugandan President, Museveni winner of presidential vote. 14 January 2021. New Informate 16 January 2021. Turkey calls for ’common sense’ amid post-election unrest in US MOBILE VIEW Pro-Trump supporters storm the US Capitol following a rally with President Donald Trump on Jan. 6, 2021, in Washington, DC. 2021 Ugandan general election, 14 January; 2021 Somali presidential election, 8 February; 2020–21 Central African general election, 14 February (second round); 2020–21 Nigerien general election, 21 February (second round); 2021 Ivorian parliamentary election, 6 March; 2021 Republic of the Congo presidential election, 21 March; 2021 Chadian presidential election, 10.
ANKARA
Anadolu Agency is here with a rundown of the latest developments on the coronavirus pandemic and other news in Turkey and around the world.
Coronavirus and other developments in Turkey
Among the fresh cases, 983 symptomatic patients were confirmed across the country, while the overall case tally topped 2.34 million, including 23,152 deaths with 171 new fatalities recorded over the past day.
As many as 10,013 more patients have recovered in the country, taking the total past 2.21 million.
Turkey will finalize testing of a Chinese coronavirus vaccine Wednesday, after which mass vaccination will commence.
Turkey boasts a strong, technologically advanced system for distributing coronavirus vaccines to millions of people, with special equipment, tracking numbers and dedicated infrastructure to ensure public safety.
Starting as early as this week, Turkey is set to distribute vaccines nationwide with the help of special storage chambers featuring air-conditioning and adjustable temperatures of 20 to minus 20 C (68 to -4 F).
Turkey is determined to press ahead on EU accession reforms, the country’s foreign minister told a group of diplomats from the bloc.
COVID-19 updates worldwide
Russia reported 22,934 new coronavirus cases over the last 24 hours, down from 23,315 the previous day, its COVID-19 task force said.
The UK also reported its second-highest daily coronavirus death toll of 1,243.
Greece confirmed another 866 new coronavirus cases, the country’s health authority said.Results Election 2021 Turkey Vs
South Africa reported 755 coronavirus deaths in the past 24 hours, bringing the total number of fatalities to 34,334, Health Minister Zweli Mkhize announced.
The US will require all passengers traveling to the country on international flights to test negative for COVID-19 starting Jan. 26, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said.
Malaysia declared a state of emergency to stem the spread of COVID-19 which could last until Aug. 1.
Japan expects to expand its state of emergency to other parts of the country following a spike in COVID-19 cases, the country’s prime minister said, according to local media.
Urgent action is required to prevent a humanitarian crisis in southern Madagascar as a third of the region’s population is ’struggling to put food on the table,’ the World Food Programme (WFP) warned Tuesday.
The East African Business Council (EABC) has called on countries in the region to harmonize COVID-19 test charges and quarantine periods to ease doing business amid the pandemic.
Other developments
The US Joint Chiefs of Staff issued a message Tuesday to the military saying a “violent riot” at the Capitol building was a “direct assault” on Congress and the Constitution and confirming President-elect Joe Biden will become the country’s 46th commander-in-chief.
President Donald Trump downplayed the 25th Amendment to the Constitution which seeks to oust a president through his vice president, saying attempts by Democrats to invoke the rule will not harm him.
In its ongoing war against US President Donald Trump and his Republican supporters, microblogging website Twitter announced the permanent suspension of 70,000 accounts allegedly linked to QAnon’s far-right conspiracy theory since Friday.
In Canada, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau introduced four major changes to his Cabinet, spurred by the retirement of Innovation Minister Navdeep Bains.
Italy risked facing a full-blown government crisis Tuesday evening as a key Cabinet meeting threatened to expose an irrevocable split within the fragile ruling coalition.
Palestine has called on the UN Security Council to ’assume its responsibilities’ to stop Israel’s excavations in the complex of Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem.
The African Development Bank has pledged to mobilize $6.5 billion in support of Africa’s Great Green Wall, a flagship initiative led by the African Union to combat increasing desertification in the region, it said in a statement.
At least 500 health workers protesting for better working conditions in southeastern Kenya have been fired from their jobs, local media reported.
Uganda ordered all internet service providers within its borders to block social media and messaging applications ahead of this week’s tense general elections.
Turkey’s Personal Data Protection Authority (KVKK) launched an investigation into WhatsApp over its new data-sharing rules.
Message application Telegram has reached more than 500 million active users, recording 25 million new ones in the past 72 hours, according to founder Pavel Durov.
Anadolu Agency website contains only a portion of the news stories offered to subscribers in the AA News Broadcasting System (HAS), and in summarized form. Please contact us for subscription options.
NUR-SULTAN – On the eve of the elections for Majilis (the lower house of the Kazakh Parliament) and the Maslikhats (local executive bodies) to be held on Jan.10, an important meeting of the Central Election Commission took place on Jan.8.
Anastasia Schegortsova, a member of the Central Election Commission, said that the pre-election activities of candidates were carried out on 10 TV channels, eight radio stations, 22 online sources and 19 print media outlets.
Overall, 2,582 broadcasts of each party were recorded. On the radio channels of eight radio stations, 1,217 broadcasts of agitation audio clips were recorded. Some 22 online sources feature 199 articles and banners. Some 19 governmental and regional print media published 152 campaign articles.
Schegortsova recalled that as part of the election campaign the Central Election Commission organized live debates on the Khabar TV channel in December with the participation of political parties.
In accordance with the new regulations, the participants were provided with equal opportunities and conditions for performing. In addition, live television debates were held on Dec.22 on the Qazaqstan TV channel, as well as on Dec.26 on the KTK TV channel. The organization of these television debates was initiated by the TV channels, and also paid for from the electoral funds of political parties.
Schegortsova also spoke about the campaigning activities of the candidates.
Thus, candidates from the Assembly of the People of Kazakhstan via Zoom platform held online meetings with voters and members of the Assembly. In addition, in the regions, meetings of candidates from the Assembly with voters were held as well.
Eleven campaign publications from the candidates were posted in government and regional print media. Bj’s bingo schedule. Campaign videos were posted on three TV channels.
In general, equal access of political parties to the media was ensured, and voters were able to obtain complete, reliable and objective information about all parties participating in the elections.
Schegortsova touched on the issues around organizing public opinion polls. According to the report, out of 11 legal entities that sent notifications to the Central Election Commission to conduct a public opinion poll, 10 of them met the requirements set by the electoral committee.
Vice-Minister of Information and Social Development Kemelbek Oishybayev said that about 6,656 materials were devoted to informing the voter about the current activities of each of the political parties during the pre-election campaign.
According to the monitoring results, the rule regarding providing equal access to the mass media for political parties was observed.
Deputy Prosecutor General of Kazakhstan Bulat Dembayev noted that “the election process was a success. No major instances of law-breaking were observed.”2021 Turkey Guns
During the campaigning period, one violation of the conditions for conducting a public opinion poll on elections in the media was recorded, two instances of damage to campaign materials, and 10 instances of illegal campaigning.
Some 13 citizens were brought to justice on these charges by the prosecutor’s office.Results Election 2021 Turkey Full
Summing up the session, Chairman of the Central Election Commission Berik Imashev reminded the media that January 9 is an official political day of silence. Any actions related to pre-election campaigning are prohibited on that day.
Register here: http://gg.gg/x3edz
https://diarynote.indered.space
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