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Russia's Duma passes reforms allowing Putin to seek re-election
https://www.dw.com/en/russias-duma-passes-reforms-allowing-putin-to-seek-re-election/a-52718022
Russia's lower house of parliament approved a range of amendments to the constitution on Wednesday, including a law that allows President Vladimir Putin to seek reelection after his current term ends in 2024.
House Speaker Vyacheslav Volodin told reporters that 383 lawmakers voted in favor, 43 abstained, and none voted against. Putin's party dominates the lower house, called the Duma.
DW's Emily Sherwin analyzed how things unfolded on Tuesday. "This would mean a kind of reset button for President Putin," she told DW TV.
The bill now needs to be rubber-stamped by the upper house on Saturday and is all but certain to be approved. The bill includes 390 changes to the constitution.
https://www.dw.com/en/russias-duma-passes-reforms-allowing-putin-to-seek-re-election/a-52718022
Russia's lower house of parliament approved a range of amendments to the constitution on Wednesday, including a law that allows President Vladimir Putin to seek reelection after his current term ends in 2024.
House Speaker Vyacheslav Volodin told reporters that 383 lawmakers voted in favor, 43 abstained, and none voted against. Putin's party dominates the lower house, called the Duma.
DW's Emily Sherwin analyzed how things unfolded on Tuesday. "This would mean a kind of reset button for President Putin," she told DW TV.
The bill now needs to be rubber-stamped by the upper house on Saturday and is all but certain to be approved. The bill includes 390 changes to the constitution.
Turkey's Erdogan vows to keep border open for migrants until EU meets demands
https://www.dw.com/en/turkeys-erdogan-vows-to-keep-border-open-for-migrants-until-eu-meets-demands/a-52718983
Greece has seen an influx of migrants and refugees since Ankara opened its borders nearly two weeks earlier. The Turkish president has compared Greece's treatment of migrants to the Nazi regime.
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan vowed Wednesday to keep Turkey's border open for migrants and refugees trying to get to Europe until the EU delivered on each of Ankara's demands over a 2016 migration deal with the bloc.
"Until all Turkey's expectations, including free movement, ... updating of the customs union and financial assistance are tangibly met, we will continue the practice on our borders," he said in a televised speech to lawmakers from his AK Party in parliament.
https://www.dw.com/en/turkeys-erdogan-vows-to-keep-border-open-for-migrants-until-eu-meets-demands/a-52718983
Greece has seen an influx of migrants and refugees since Ankara opened its borders nearly two weeks earlier. The Turkish president has compared Greece's treatment of migrants to the Nazi regime.
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan vowed Wednesday to keep Turkey's border open for migrants and refugees trying to get to Europe until the EU delivered on each of Ankara's demands over a 2016 migration deal with the bloc.
"Until all Turkey's expectations, including free movement, ... updating of the customs union and financial assistance are tangibly met, we will continue the practice on our borders," he said in a televised speech to lawmakers from his AK Party in parliament.
寧願印1.5 trillion 救市都唔肯免費醫武肺，真係socialism for the rich only
Coronavirus: English local elections postponed for a year
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-51876269
Local and mayoral elections in England will be postponed for a year to May 2021 due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Downing Street said it would be impractical to hold the elections as planned, as they would come during the peak of the spread of the virus.
Polls were due in 118 English councils, the London Assembly and for seven English regional mayors.
Voting was also due to take place for the London mayor and police and crime commissioners in England and Wales.
It comes after the Electoral Commission said on Thursday the elections should be delayed until the autumn to "mitigate" the impact of the virus.
Meanwhile, visitor access to Parliament will be restricted from Monday, and MPs and peers are being "strongly" discouraged from making overseas trips.
Commons Speaker Lindsay Hoyle said the "proportionate and reasonable" measures would help preserve the operation of Parliament during the outbreak.
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-51876269
Local and mayoral elections in England will be postponed for a year to May 2021 due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Downing Street said it would be impractical to hold the elections as planned, as they would come during the peak of the spread of the virus.
Polls were due in 118 English councils, the London Assembly and for seven English regional mayors.
Voting was also due to take place for the London mayor and police and crime commissioners in England and Wales.
It comes after the Electoral Commission said on Thursday the elections should be delayed until the autumn to "mitigate" the impact of the virus.
Meanwhile, visitor access to Parliament will be restricted from Monday, and MPs and peers are being "strongly" discouraged from making overseas trips.
Commons Speaker Lindsay Hoyle said the "proportionate and reasonable" measures would help preserve the operation of Parliament during the outbreak.
Syria to delay parliamentary elections to May 20 on coronavirus concerns
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-syria-election/syria-to-delay-parliamentary-elections-to-may-20-on-coronavirus-concerns-idUSKBN2110TY
BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syria will postpone parliamentary elections to May 20 from April 13 as a precautionary step against the spread of coronavirus, a statement from the president’s office said on Saturday.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-syria-election/syria-to-delay-parliamentary-elections-to-may-20-on-coronavirus-concerns-idUSKBN2110TY
BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syria will postpone parliamentary elections to May 20 from April 13 as a precautionary step against the spread of coronavirus, a statement from the president’s office said on Saturday.
Romanian lawmakers endorse PM Orban in vote of confidence
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-romania-politics-government/romanian-lawmakers-endorse-pm-orban-in-vote-of-confidence-idUSKBN2110SC
BUCHAREST (Reuters) - Romania’s centrist Prime Minister Ludovic Orban won a parliamentary vote of confidence by a large margin as expected, on Saturday, with all parties seeking to end a political stalemate and focus on reining in the spread of coronavirus.
President Klaus Iohannis asked the interim premier to form a government on Friday.
Cabinet ministers quarantined themselves for two weeks, after coming into contact with a coronavirus-infected lawmaker.
“It’s been 286 votes for the government out of 309 cast ballots and 23 MPs voted against it,” a senior ruling party deputy told Reuters.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-romania-politics-government/romanian-lawmakers-endorse-pm-orban-in-vote-of-confidence-idUSKBN2110SC
BUCHAREST (Reuters) - Romania’s centrist Prime Minister Ludovic Orban won a parliamentary vote of confidence by a large margin as expected, on Saturday, with all parties seeking to end a political stalemate and focus on reining in the spread of coronavirus.
President Klaus Iohannis asked the interim premier to form a government on Friday.
Cabinet ministers quarantined themselves for two weeks, after coming into contact with a coronavirus-infected lawmaker.
“It’s been 286 votes for the government out of 309 cast ballots and 23 MPs voted against it,” a senior ruling party deputy told Reuters.
Putin asks court if he can amend constitution to run again for president
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-russia-putin/putin-asks-court-if-he-can-amend-constitution-to-run-again-for-president-idUSKBN2110U2
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin has formally asked the country’s constitutional court if it is legal for him to change the constitution, the Kremlin said on Saturday, a move that could allow him to remain in power until 2036.
Putin in January unveiled a major shake-up of Russian politics and a constitutional overhaul, which the Kremlin billed as a redistribution of power from the presidency to parliament.
But Putin, 67, who has dominated Russia’s political landscape for two decades as either president or prime minister, made a dramatic appearance in parliament on Tuesday to back a new amendment that would allow him to ignore a current constitutional ban on him running again in 2024.
His intervention raised the prospect of him serving another two six-year consecutive terms after 2024, though the Kremlin points out that Putin has not yet said whether he will run again in 2024.
The Kremlin said in a statement on Saturday that Putin had signed off on the constitutional changes after they were approved by both house of the country’s parliament and by regional parliaments.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-russia-putin/putin-asks-court-if-he-can-amend-constitution-to-run-again-for-president-idUSKBN2110U2
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin has formally asked the country’s constitutional court if it is legal for him to change the constitution, the Kremlin said on Saturday, a move that could allow him to remain in power until 2036.
Putin in January unveiled a major shake-up of Russian politics and a constitutional overhaul, which the Kremlin billed as a redistribution of power from the presidency to parliament.
But Putin, 67, who has dominated Russia’s political landscape for two decades as either president or prime minister, made a dramatic appearance in parliament on Tuesday to back a new amendment that would allow him to ignore a current constitutional ban on him running again in 2024.
His intervention raised the prospect of him serving another two six-year consecutive terms after 2024, though the Kremlin points out that Putin has not yet said whether he will run again in 2024.
The Kremlin said in a statement on Saturday that Putin had signed off on the constitutional changes after they were approved by both house of the country’s parliament and by regional parliaments.
G7 leaders to hold emergency coronavirus video summit
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/mar/16/g7-leaders-to-hold-emergency-coronavirus-video-summit
World leaders are to hold a G7 video summit on Monday devoted to strengthening the financial markets during the coronavirus pandemic and improving coordination on finding a vaccine.
There has so far not been a coordinated international response, in contrast to the 2008 financial crash, with many countries opting for unilateral monetary and health interventions sometimes in competition with one another.
The idea of a summit at leader level, bringing together the main western economies and Japan, was proposed last week by Emmanuel Macron, the French president. Since then the crisis has spiralled and major economic interventions by the US Federal Reserve and Japanese Central Bank in the last 24 hours have failed to reassure markets, leaving world leaders to meet amid another round of crashing stock markets and figures showing the spread of virus in Europe is now worse than in China.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/mar/16/g7-leaders-to-hold-emergency-coronavirus-video-summit
World leaders are to hold a G7 video summit on Monday devoted to strengthening the financial markets during the coronavirus pandemic and improving coordination on finding a vaccine.
There has so far not been a coordinated international response, in contrast to the 2008 financial crash, with many countries opting for unilateral monetary and health interventions sometimes in competition with one another.
The idea of a summit at leader level, bringing together the main western economies and Japan, was proposed last week by Emmanuel Macron, the French president. Since then the crisis has spiralled and major economic interventions by the US Federal Reserve and Japanese Central Bank in the last 24 hours have failed to reassure markets, leaving world leaders to meet amid another round of crashing stock markets and figures showing the spread of virus in Europe is now worse than in China.
Belgium hands powers to caretaker PM to fight Covid-19 after 15-month stalemate
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/mar/16/belgium-hands-powers-to-caretaker-pm-sophie-wilmes-to-fight-covid-19
After 15 months of stalemate over forming a government, Belgium’s warring political parties have agreed to hand special powers to fight coronavirus to a minority administration led by the current caretaker prime minister, Sophie Wilmès.
Wilmès saw King Philippe on Monday, who officially nominated her to form a government – the first time a woman has been given the task in Belgium’s 190-year history. The federal parliament is expected to approve the deal in a confidence vote on Thursday.
Announcing the breakthrough, Wilmès tweeted that her governmental team appreciated the great responsibility conferred on it. “The sense of duty drives us. The wish to work in the interest of all Belgians equally. This great union [Belgium] is equal to the challenges of the moment.”
Wilmès, Belgium’s first female prime minister, has been leading a caretaker administration since last October, after the previous government collapsed in December 2018.
After hours of talks over the weekend, Belgium’s political parties agreed to put aside differences that have stymied the creation of a fully fledged government since federal elections last May.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/mar/16/belgium-hands-powers-to-caretaker-pm-sophie-wilmes-to-fight-covid-19
After 15 months of stalemate over forming a government, Belgium’s warring political parties have agreed to hand special powers to fight coronavirus to a minority administration led by the current caretaker prime minister, Sophie Wilmès.
Wilmès saw King Philippe on Monday, who officially nominated her to form a government – the first time a woman has been given the task in Belgium’s 190-year history. The federal parliament is expected to approve the deal in a confidence vote on Thursday.
Announcing the breakthrough, Wilmès tweeted that her governmental team appreciated the great responsibility conferred on it. “The sense of duty drives us. The wish to work in the interest of all Belgians equally. This great union [Belgium] is equal to the challenges of the moment.”
Wilmès, Belgium’s first female prime minister, has been leading a caretaker administration since last October, after the previous government collapsed in December 2018.
After hours of talks over the weekend, Belgium’s political parties agreed to put aside differences that have stymied the creation of a fully fledged government since federal elections last May.
3月17日初選
Florida - Biden
Illinois - Biden
Ohio (postponed to June 2) - Biden
Arizona - Biden
Florida - Biden
Illinois - Biden
Ohio (postponed to June 2) - Biden
Arizona - Biden
大局已定啦
sanders 都半放棄
sanders 都半放棄Sanders molamola...
正式退選
有啲可惜，sanders 如果出到線好大機會贏埋（雖然biden 會贏仲多）
宣布左啦咩
未，不過冇再叫人捐款了
Coronavirus Live Updates: U.S. Borders With Mexico and Canada to Close This Weekend
Source: NYT
Source: NYT
每人1200 usd, 美國政客人人變andrew yang
如果到大選都未收到cheque 就搞笑
$2 Trillion Stimulus Package，印銀紙印到手軟
以色列議長被迫辭職，早兩星期仲以為Netanyahu 可以頂多一陣，依家又有變數
Virus delays Russia vote on Putin staying in power
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-52038814
Russia's President Putin postpones vote on constitution change allowing him to stay in power, due to coronavirus
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-52038814
Russia's President Putin postpones vote on constitution change allowing him to stay in power, due to coronavirus
Israel election: Netanyahu rival Gantz ‘agrees emergency unity government’
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-52057177
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's main rival has reportedly agreed to join a unity government, ending a year of political deadlock.
Benny Gantz's surprise election as speaker of parliament on Thursday paved the way for the deal.
He will stay in the role until he is named foreign minister, Israeli media report, and will then take over the premiership in September 2021.
Mr Gantz had refused to serve under Mr Netanyahu because he is facing trial.
Mr Netanyahu’s Likud party won the most seats in this month’s general election - the third in less than a year - but more lawmakers recommended that Mr Gantz be given the mandate to form a government.
The rivals were subsequently urged to put politics aside to fight the new coronavirus pandemic, which has infected 2,600 people in Israel and claimed eight lives.
The Israeli leader was formally charged with bribery, fraud and breach of trust in January.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-52057177
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's main rival has reportedly agreed to join a unity government, ending a year of political deadlock.
Benny Gantz's surprise election as speaker of parliament on Thursday paved the way for the deal.
He will stay in the role until he is named foreign minister, Israeli media report, and will then take over the premiership in September 2021.
Mr Gantz had refused to serve under Mr Netanyahu because he is facing trial.
Mr Netanyahu’s Likud party won the most seats in this month’s general election - the third in less than a year - but more lawmakers recommended that Mr Gantz be given the mandate to form a government.
The rivals were subsequently urged to put politics aside to fight the new coronavirus pandemic, which has infected 2,600 people in Israel and claimed eight lives.
The Israeli leader was formally charged with bribery, fraud and breach of trust in January.
咁就可以做多幾個月，但依然無majority government