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German parties aim to make Scholz chancellor by early December - Vimarsana News

German parties aim to make Scholz chancellor by early December

The three German parties working to form a new coalition government aim to wrap up their talks by the end of November and elect Social Democrat Olaf Scholz chancellor in the week of Dec. 6, party officials said on Thursday.

Libyan PM, foreign powers backs Dec. 24 national election - Vimarsana News

Libyan PM, foreign powers backs Dec. 24 national election

Libya's prime minister and several foreign powers on Thursday endorsed the holding of a national election on Dec. 24 as envisaged in a U.N.-backed peace plan aimed at resolving years of turmoil and division.

U.S. Senate Republicans poised to stop Democrats' voting rights bill - Vimarsana News

U.S. Senate Republicans poised to stop Democrats' voting rights bill

U.S. Senate Democrats on Wednesday will try for the third time this year to advance a voting rights bill aimed at thwarting new balloting restrictions passed in Republican-led states, fueled by Donald Trump's false claims of a stolen election.

Germany's SPD want female Bundestag president - Vimarsana News

Germany's SPD want female Bundestag president

Germany's Social Democrats want a woman, health expert Baerbel Bas, to serve as the president of the Bundestag lower house of parliament as part of efforts to ensure the country's three top political offices are not held only by men.

U.S. Senate Republicans poised to stop Democrats' voting rights bill - Vimarsana News

U.S. Senate Republicans poised to stop Democrats' voting rights bill

U.S. Senate Democrats on Wednesday will try for the third time this year to advance a voting rights bill aimed at thwarting new balloting restrictions passed in Republican-led states, fueled by Donald Trump's false claims of a stolen election.