Mr. Allchin states that I was imprisoned for fraud by the caretaker government, but conveniently excludes the fact that the so called "caretaker government" was in fact a military government which had usurped power under the guise of a caretaker government.
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Hariri, Lebanon's main Sunni politician, currently heads a caretaker government.
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And amid all this, Mr Guaidó's caretaker government must hold elections.
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"A caretaker government," he says, "is better than a bad one."
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The decision appeared to be contentious even within the caretaker government.
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Currently he remains in power as part of the caretaker government.
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The current Croatian caretaker government was not available for an immediate comment.
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Wilmes is the budget minister in the caretaker government led by Michel.
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Noticeably absent was any call to the caretaker government of South Korea.
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Obviously, a provisional, "caretaker" government is in place; but it has limitations.
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It came as Pakistan's caretaker government launched a crackdown on political gatherings.
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A caretaker government has been running the country since the May vote.
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Editorial For 10 months, Spain has been plodding along with a caretaker government.
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In effect, Kurz was left running a caretaker government headed by unelected technocrats.
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Netanyahu has since been heading a caretaker government that has more limited powers.
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The current caretaker government is limited in its ability to enact economic policies.
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In the meantime, the country is in the hands of a technocratic "caretaker government".
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A general strike during the tenure of a caretaker government is unprecedented, experts say.
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Al-Burhan said a caretaker government would be formed to oversee the period before elections.
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The constitution said that a non-partisan caretaker government should supervise elections to guarantee fairness.
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Abadi is heading a fragile caretaker government, in place until the new government is formed.
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He is leading a caretaker government after two elections, in April and September, ended inconclusively.
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Kim broke into the association's offices, changed the locks and declared themselves a caretaker government.
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Mr. Mattarella will then call early elections or seek the formation of a caretaker government.
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A caretaker government led by interim President Jeanine Anez then took control of the country.
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Until a new government is created, Mr. Netanyahu remains prime minister of a caretaker government.
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The makeup of any caretaker government until the snap election was also up for discussion.
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Italy is under a caretaker government after former Prime Minister Matteo Renzi resigned late last year.
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Italy could cobble together a technocratic caretaker government, as it has many times in the past.
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As vice president, he would likely lead a caretaker government if Rousseff were to be impeached.
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Mr. Mattarella might appoint a caretaker government to remain in power until elections in the spring.
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If Parliament votes in support of his caretaker government, elections would take place in early 2019.
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Limited in power, the caretaker government was unable to take major steps to lower the deficit.
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During that time, a caretaker government would step in -- most likely headed by Temer, the vice president.
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If they fail to do so, Mattarella will name a new caretaker government and call early elections.
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Merkel ally Peter Altmaier has taken over the role as finance minister in the current caretaker government.
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He now leads a caretaker government with limited powers and a second ballot is due in September.
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Mr. Hariri could end up presiding over a caretaker government ahead of elections planned for next year.
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He now leads a caretaker government with limited powers and a second ballot is set for September.
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There is a caretaker government in Iraq right now which complicates the authorities of the Prime Minister.
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He added that momentum appeared to be behind a formation of a caretaker government rather than general elections.
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"There is growing support for a left, multi-party caretaker government," said DZ Bank rates strategist Rene Albrecht.
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He presently heads a caretaker government, whose legal authority to annex territory is still undecided by judicial authorities.
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"We've asked the president ... to fire the government and appoint a caretaker government in its place," Zubaidi said.
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This week, Washington and the caretaker government in Seoul announced THAAD was up and running, at least partially.
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Bouchachi had suggested Bouteflika's nomination of a caretaker government was a move to perpetuate the current political system.
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Martelly left office in February, and since then Haiti has been in the hands of a caretaker government.
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If they fail to do so, Mattarella is expected to name a caretaker government and call early elections.
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The cabinet manual says that, during an election campaign, no big decisions should be taken by a caretaker government.
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But it could effectively be overturned under the new caretaker government or by a ruling from the Constitutional Court.
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The caretaker government saw growth this year at 2.5 percent, slightly lower than its previous forecast of 2.9 percent.
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He called instead for a caretaker government to be installed with the support of parties across the political spectrum.
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That's because there is no Spanish government — or more precisely, there's only a caretaker government with tightly limited powers.
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" He added that Khalilzad perhaps was trying to create "a caretaker government of which he would then become viceroy.
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If they have not sealed a deal by then, Mattarella will name a caretaker government and call early elections.
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Last week, its caretaker government summoned Turkey's envoy to Sofia and also recalled its ambassador to Turkey for consultations.
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The immediate question is whether the president, usually a ceremonial figure, would form a caretaker government staffed with technocrats.
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The caretaker government has accused three of them of sedition and electoral fraud and issued warrants for their arrests.
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Ennahar reported earlier that a new cabinet will be a caretaker government with Noureddine Bedoui remaining as prime minister.
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Bangladesh's ruling Awami League party on Wednesday rejected an opposition party's demand for a caretaker government ahead of the election.
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A caretaker government would likely take over, and another election could be held in the next six to nine months.
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Austria's president must now nominate a new chancellor to put together a caretaker government able to last until the election.
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But constitutional experts say that passing budgets is outside the powers of a caretaker government, so this is highly unlikely.
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The much more likely outcome would be a caretaker government to oversee a restricted mandate until an election is held.
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A caretaker government is needed to oversee the process of creating a more open system, starting with a national conference.
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Hezbollah is part of Lebanon's caretaker government and is expected to be included in any new coalition formed by Hariri.
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Corbyn, leader of the main opposition Labour Party, wants a caretaker government with himself as head, and then an election.
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The main opposition Labour Party's leader, Jeremy Corbyn, wants a caretaker government with himself as head, and then an election.
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For now, though, the policy is on hold, with a caretaker government running Pakistan ahead of the July 25 election.
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As the leader of the largest opposition party, Jeremy Corbyn would then be best placed to lead this caretaker government.
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Congo desperately needs a technocratic caretaker government to reorient the government while overseeing the holding of free and fair elections.
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This would enhance the legitimacy of the Hariri-led caretaker government if a new cabinet was delayed, the source said.
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The country is being led by a caretaker government with a minority in Parliament at least until elections in May.
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The Jatiya Oikyafront, the 20-party opposition alliance, wants a caretaker government to take over in the weeks ahead of polls.
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Abadi, who is seeking a second term in office, is heading a fragile caretaker government until a new one is formed.
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The outgoing prime minister was initially reported to be toying with the idea of heading a short-lived caretaker government himself.
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Parliament could also boot out the prime minister and install a caretaker government, though it cannot agree who should take over.
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If not, he will call a fresh election and decide whether a technocratic and caretaker government should be put in place.
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Instead, Mr Mattarella is expected to speak with representatives of Italy's political parties to float the idea of a caretaker government.
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Spain is a special case; its caretaker government will continue to have a virtual dispensation from the euro area budgetary compliance.
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The alliance of opposition parties had asked for a caretaker government to take over in the weeks heading into the elections.
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If Mr Sánchez fails again in a second vote planned for March 4th, the caretaker government will probably call new elections.
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The country has plunged into constitutional crisis: All the top officials who could legally form a caretaker government have resigned. 7.
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Meanwhile, former IMF official Carlo Cottarelli has been appointed to oversee a temporary caretaker government until the new elections are held.
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If those conditions are met, a caretaker government will be appointed, followed three months later by elections, most likely in December.
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Kurz ended their coalition and now heads a caretaker government that he hopes to use as a springboard to re-election.
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"Germany is still pretty stable and a caretaker government can make decisions," said Christoph von Marschall of Der Tagesspiegel, a daily.
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Netanyahu, Israel's longest serving leader and in power since 2009, presently heads a caretaker government after two inconclusive elections this year.
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In a further complication, Lieberman has rejected any alliance that includes ultra-Orthodox Jewish parties - members of Netanyahu's current caretaker government.
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He said he hoped the parties could reach an agreement by the end of December, when his caretaker government would expire.
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With Austria now run by a caretaker government of civil servants until a parliamentary election widely expected to be held on Sept.
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No party managed to get a majority, leaving Abadi in control of a caretaker government while still angling to retain his position.
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A caretaker government might be installed with a limited mandate to draw up a new electoral law covering both houses of parliament.
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In the meantime, however, Mr. Hariri and other politicians whom the protesters have targeted will continue to serve in a caretaker government.
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A caretaker government will take office before elections in September, in which Mr Kurz will hope to resume where he left off.
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Analysts say that Italian President Sergio Mattarella will likely appoint a caretaker government and that early elections could be held next year.
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Therefore, the interim government should be a caretaker government, not acting like an elected government that just won a landslide political mandate.
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This has raised the prospect of a caretaker government to lead the country into yet another round of elections later this year.
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For the first time in Spain's four decades as a modern democracy, this country of 2370 million people has a caretaker government.
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"We are working as a caretaker government to prepare for elections next year," said Namal Rajapaksa, Mr. Rajapaksa's son and a parliamentarian.
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If they fail to strike a deal, he is expected to name a caretaker government and call elections as early as October.
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Last month, ASWJ leader Muhammad Ahmed Ludhianvi's name was removed by a caretaker government from Pakistan's terrorism watchlist, cementing his own candidacy.
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It took eight months before Olmert was indicted, and he remained as head of a caretaker government until early elections were called.
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Mr. Mattarella threatened to form a caretaker government, which triggered the formation of an alliance between the Five Star and League parties.
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SIX SWISS EXCHANGE CEO SAYS HOPES THAT FACT THAT SPAIN HAS CURRENTLY A CARETAKER GOVERNMENT WILL NOT AFFECT THE DEAL WITH BME
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Without an agreement on a new coalition, Mattarella is likely name a caretaker government to run the country up to a new vote.
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Ali Abdul Karim, the Syrian ambassador to Lebanon, delivered a letter from Mualem to Bassil, foreign minister in Lebanon's caretaker government, on Monday.
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Abadi, who is seeking a second term in office, is heading a fragile caretaker government, in place until a new administration is formed.
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Organizers say they will premiere a classic Somali musical extravaganza titled "Caretaker Government", though precise details of the production are still under wraps.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Algeria's new cabinet will be a caretaker government with Noureddine Bedoui remaining as prime minister, private Ennahar TV reported on Sunday.
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Lebanon has been overseen by a caretaker government since Prime Minister Saad Hariri resigned in the face of mass protests on Oct. 29.
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She founded Heartfile, a think tank devoted to health care reform, and was a health minister for two months in a caretaker government.
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Since the March 128.03 national election ended with a hung parliament, the Democratic Party (PD), which heads the caretaker government, passed the DEF.
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The caretaker government, run by the conservative People's Party (PP), had previously projected it would get 6 billion euros from the tax changes.
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Austrian president Alexander Van der Bellen must now nominate a new chancellor to put together a caretaker government able to last until the election.
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The make up of a caretaker government remained unclear a day after the 18-month-old coalition of conservatives and the far right collapsed.
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He met President Alexander Van der Bellen on Sunday to discuss the timetable for a new vote and the makeup of a caretaker government.
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Political sources said the appointment of a caretaker government might be a signal that Bouteflika could resign, given pressure from the military and protesters.
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Merkel's conservatives and the SPD lost support in September elections, complicating the coalition arithmetic and leaving their coalition in place as a caretaker government.
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Bouteflika's departure has not eased tensions despite the appointment of a caretaker government which will stay in office until elections in three months' time.
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As a result, Mr. Netanyahu has remained in charge of a listless caretaker government, defanged of certain powers and unable to set a budget.
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The current caretaker government cannot set a new budget, resulting in the delay of new government projects and funding for education and social care.
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Such an administration would likely be a caretaker government that steers Brexit with a deal or seeking to extend the deadline to next year.
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Second, an opposition lawmaker named Juan Guaidó declared the current government illegitimate and announced that he would be willing to lead a caretaker government.
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It was unclear whether the present caretaker government had a legal mandate to carry out such a move after two inconclusive elections in 2019.
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Instead, Mr. Mattarella issued a new mandate to form a caretaker government under Carlo Cottarelli, a respected economist, and guide Italy to new elections.
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Mr. Mattarella will almost surely demand that the caretaker government he appoints reconcile the electoral law before he sets a date for early elections.
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Rusnok has been close to Zeman, who asked him in 2013 to lead a caretaker government and then appointed him to the central bank.
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Soria continues to deny any wrongdoing, but he said he was stepping down to limit any damage to the country's caretaker government, the People's Party.
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As Bouteflika's grip on power started to loosen over recent days, some protesters began shifting their focus to rejecting a caretaker government appointed on Sunday.
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"Our prime minister told them there is no provision in our constitution to form such a caretaker government," said Obaidul Quader, her party's secretary general.
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Following inconclusive elections in Italy last month, diplomats say the caretaker government in Rome may tell its EU partners it cannot support any new sanctions.
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In February, Bolivia's caretaker government suspended the construction of a Rosatom nuclear research center, saying the project had not received all the required regulatory approvals.
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Next: New elections are planned for September, but that could be accelerated, with the country led by a new caretaker government appointed by the president.
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Five Star and the League joined forces this month in response to Mr. Mattarella's proposal to appoint a caretaker government after the inconclusive March elections.
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The Socialist caretaker government in Madrid did not immediately respond to Torra's call for talks, but the opposition conservative People's People (PP) dismissed the idea.
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President Sergio Mattarella must now consult with Italian political leaders and gauge whether there is enough support for a caretaker government and under what terms.
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Netanyahu would remain the head of a caretaker government and election-weary Israelis could head back to the polls within months for a fourth election.
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" "We expect that a caretaker government would not win a confidence vote in parliament and that new elections could take place as early as October.
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But after one such caretaker government exceeded its mandate and extended its term, Sheikh Hasina amended the constitution to abolish them altogether, despite the BNP's objections.
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Gebran Bassil, the foreign minister in Lebanon's caretaker government, had expressed concern over the limited time frame in a letter to the Syrian government last month.
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As for Mr Cottarelli, were he indeed needed to head up a caretaker government, he may not have much difficulty assembling a team of apolitical experts.
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Expectations are high for her successor, who will begin a full five-year term, to provide steady political leadership after five months under a caretaker government.
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"What is important to us is that we do not accept the (caretaker) government," Mustapha Bouchachi, a lawyer and protest leader, told Reuters before Bouteflika quit.
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It would also very likely result in the installation of a caretaker government of technocrats to manage the country until early parliamentary elections could be arranged.
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Health Minister Marisol Touraine and Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve are seen as possible choices to replace him and lead what will effectively be a caretaker government.
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"On the one hand, we would have a caretaker government, including the chancellor, and it would rob him of a significant campaign platform," Mr. Reinhard said.
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Netanyahu currently heads a caretaker government and his critics have accused him of taking a turn towards autocracy during the coronavirus outbreak, an allegation he denies.
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The president was about to exercise his authority to create a caretaker government but held off, as the populist parties struggled to give it another shot.
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After two inconclusive elections this year, Netanyahu heads a caretaker government and is fighting for his political survival ahead of a possible indictment on corruption charges.
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The opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) says that a caretaker government is essential for free and fair polls, but the ruling party says the demand is unconstitutional.
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The BNP says a caretaker government is essential for free and fair elections, contending that the Awami League will otherwise use government machinery to support its campaign.
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Khan said the interim government needs to take policy decisions to curb imports and increase exports, but so far the caretaker government has not taken enough steps.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's caretaker government has decided to put on hold any decision on upgrading German-made tanks in Turkey as requested by its NATO ally Ankara.
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South Korea is essentially leaderless at the moment, with a caretaker government in place after the ouster of President Park Geun-hye over a massive bribery scandal.
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In an interview with Corriere della Sera daily, Renzi called instead for a caretaker government to be installed with the support of parties across the political spectrum.
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There are good prospects for the Italy, the third largest euro economy, despite being run by a caretaker government, the chief executive officer of Generali told CNBC.
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Indeed, Olmert was forced from power in 2008 under the pressure of police investigations, but remained as head of a caretaker government until early elections in 2009.
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Spain, which has a caretaker government following inconclusive parliamentary elections in December and June, is to present draft budget assumptions for 2017 to the Commission by Oct.
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Mr. Ghannouchi reached an agreement in 2013 with the leading secularist politician, Beji Caid Essebsi, for Ennahda to cede power to a caretaker government before new elections.
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She insisted that a caretaker government should be led by Labour MP Harriet Harman or Tory MP Ken Clarke, the longest-serving female and male parliamentarians respectively.
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Limited in power, Netanyahu's caretaker government has been unable to rein in a budget hole, delaying a parliamentary vote of approval on next year's budget into 2020.
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At no point was this greater than in 2007, when an army-backed caretaker government held power for two years in the run-up to national elections.
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Since then he has softened his stance, saying he would simply resign, meaning a caretaker government would take his place until an election is held next year.
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Austria will now be run by a caretaker government until the September election, or sooner if the election date is moved forward as some have called for.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Any British caretaker government would have to be headed by Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, the opposition party's finance policy chief John McDonnell said on Sunday.
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Ouster in Austria: Chancellor Sebastian Kurz and his caretaker government lost a no-confidence vote in Parliament on Monday after a video raised questions about Russian influence.
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Currently led by a caretaker government, Bolivia is grappling to mend stark divisions between Morales supporters and opponents seeking to move beyond his nearly 14-year rule.
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The announcement, a result of an impasse over the future government's economics minister, seemed likely to prompt the creation of a technical caretaker government on Monday morning.
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Two months after inconclusive elections created a political stalemate, Mr. Mattarella asked his country's bickering political leaders to support a neutral caretaker government of his own choosing.
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A 20.8985 state budget is unlikely to be approved until at least mid-2020, and the caretaker government is limited in its ability to enact economic policies.
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The U.S. is unlikely to be forced to leave Iraq in the immediate future given that the caretaker government in Baghdad has no power to pass legislation.
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But the main parties remain in disagreement over how a potential caretaker government could function in the future in the event that Johnson was removed from office.
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He said its goal was to persuade the country's highest legislative body, the People's Consultative Assembly, to convene to impeach Mr. Joko and appoint a caretaker government.
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What is most palpably still here is an Italian economy that is growing anemically, soon to be presided over by a caretaker government with a limited mandate.
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Italy's centre-left caretaker government said on Thursday it will not issue new, multi-year budget targets until a new government has been formed following Sunday's inconclusive election.
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Several members of the center-left Social Democrats, which is currently in a caretaker government, dismissed the plan, saying it would depend on support from the far right.
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An alliance of opposition parties, including the BNP, said on Sunday it would contest the election despite the Awami League's rejection of the demand for a caretaker government.
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The recently appointed Italian Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni has unveiled the names for his caretaker government, keeping most of the ministers from the executive led by Matteo Renzi.
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Haiti had been headed by a caretaker government since Michel Martelly, the last elected president and Moise's political benefactor, stepped down early last year without a designated successor.
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In 2011 the Awami League abolished the system whereby a neutral caretaker government presided over elections—one of the causes of the furious protests at the subsequent ballot.
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Kurz is now in charge of a caretaker government in which FPO ministers have been replaced by civil servants ahead of a snap election widely expected in September.
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Gruevski handed power to a caretaker government last January following opposition allegations that he and his counter-intelligence chief had tapped the phones of more than 20,000 people.
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STOCKHOLM, Nov 15 (Reuters) - Sweden's caretaker government said on Thursday it would cut taxes for pensioners in a budget limited by the political deadlock after September's inconclusive election.
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The defeated Michael Gove, for one, will feel that his agenda of bold reform and a bonfire of deregulation will be cast aside in favor of caretaker government.
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The BNP boycotted the 2014 polls after Hasina's governing Awami League, which has been in power since 2009, declined demands to put in place a nonpartisan caretaker government.
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The hesitancy was in part due to the fact that Netanyahu heads a caretaker government, having failed to form a coalition after an inconclusive national election in April.
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Spain's caretaker government earlier this month forecast gross domestic product would increase 2.1% this year, down from its previous forecast of 2.2%, and slow to 1.8% in 2020.
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The embassies in Washington, Moscow and Rome are among the 44 in the hands of diplomats who should have been replaced but can't be by a caretaker government.
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Hariri, running a caretaker government, issued his appeal to Saudi Arabia, France, Russia, Turkey, the United States, China, and Egypt, seeking help to finance imports of essential goods.
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Hariri, running a caretaker government, issued his appeal to Saudi Arabia, France, Russia, Turkey, the United States, China, and Egypt, seeking help to finance imports of essential goods.
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If he did, President Sergio Mattarella would consult with the political parties and could decide to form a caretaker government, possibly consisting of technocrats, or call early elections.
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Spain's gross domestic product is widely expected to expand by at least 3 percent this year, while the caretaker government forecasts growth will slow to 2.3 percent next year.
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Shut out from the peace talks, Ghani has faced pressure from political rivals to step aside and allow a caretaker government to take over, a suggestion he has rejected.
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With no clear successor in place, Hariri will now likely lead a caretaker government, which will be hobbled in its ability to deal with the country's impending economic collapse.
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Protesters said the law was intended by the caretaker government to secure the support of Western countries in a standoff over mass protests that have rocked Algeria for months.
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The main opposition party, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), had similarly pressed for a caretaker government during the 2014 election and boycotted it after its demand was not met.
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Luis De Guindos, the finance minister, estimated that Spain could hold out for six months with the current caretaker government led by Mariano Rajoy of the Popular Party (PP).
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Hasina's Awami League has held power since 2009 and dispensed from 2014 with a practice of letting a neutral caretaker government oversee elections, to the anger of the BNP.
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Most opposition parties have rejected a new caretaker government named by Bouteflika on Sunday because they see new Prime Minister Noureddine Bedoui as too close to the ruling elite.
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Clarke and Lib Dems said the convention was different in the case of a caretaker government, which should not be led by the leader of the main opposition party.
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He urged them to back a no-confidence vote in Prime Minister Boris Johnson with him leading a caretaker government to extend the Brexit deadline and hold an election.
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Instead, Washington and the caretaker government in Seoul sped up the roll-out of the missile system, announcing that it was partially operational a week before Moon was elected.
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Currently led by a caretaker government, Bolivia is grappling to mend stark divisions between supporters of Morales and his opponents seeking to move beyond his nearly 14-year rule.
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The intractability of these decisions has so far produced a weak caretaker government, with Netanyahu hanging on as prime minister but lacking enough legislative support to enact major changes.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is heading a caretaker government and his centrist political rival, former military chief Benny Gantz, has been tasked with forming a new coalition government.
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The case could stoke tensions between Barcelona and Madrid, where the conservative People's Party, which strongly opposes Catalan independence, is running a caretaker government following two inconclusive general elections.
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Mr. Mattarella, frustrated by more than two months of a stalemate after inconclusive elections, spurred them to action when he threatened last week to impose a technocratic caretaker government.
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The Iraqi parliamentary vote to force American troops to leave was nonbinding and the caretaker government may not follow through if only to preserve a hedge against Iranian dominance.
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"The continuation of the caretaker government and its inability to implement a new budget or new economic planning will have a detrimental effect over the medium term," Abir said.
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Mattarella summoned Cottarelli, former director of fiscal affairs at the International Monetary Fund, to the Quirinale, the Italian Presidential Palace Monday to nominate him to lead a caretaker government.
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Khaleda's BNP says a caretaker government is essential for free and fair elections, alleging that otherwise Hasina's ruling Awami League will use the machinery of government to support its campaign.
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The BNP says a caretaker government is essential for free and fair elections as otherwise it claims the Awami League will use the machinery of government to support its campaign.
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When Sheikh Hasina refused to give way to a caretaker government before the general election of 2014, the BNP played into her hands by boycotting the poll and encouraging violence.
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The temporary caretaker government in South Korea doesn't want war, but it's easier than ever for Trump to push them around, at least until elections are held on May 9th.
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After that, Italian President Sergio Mattarella needs to decide whether an election takes place immediately or if he appoints a caretaker government to pass the 2020 budget in the fall.
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ALGIERS, Oct 13 (Reuters) - Hundreds of Algerians protested in front of parliament on Sunday against a proposed energy law that they say the caretaker government has no right to pass.
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Some media have questioned whether the United States and a caretaker government that took over for ousted former President Park Geun-hye are rushing to complete THAAD before the election.
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"The country is now facing several months of political turmoil with a caretaker government that will not undertake major policy reforms in the meantime," said Andrius Tursa of Teneo Intelligence.
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BERLIN, Jan 25 (Reuters) - Germany's caretaker government has decided to put on hold any decision on upgrading German-made Leopard tanks in Turkey as requested by its NATO ally Ankara.
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Lawmakers from around Bolivia attempted to return to La Paz to approve the resignation of Mr. Morales and his vice president, and begin the process of selecting a caretaker government.
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Corbyn wants a no-confidence vote, caretaker government with him as head, then an election, while the anti-Brexit Liberal Democrats prefer to find alternative leaders for a unity government.
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Chancellor Sebastian Kurz and his caretaker government were ousted in a no-confidence vote in Parliament in the wake of a secretly filmed video that raised questions about Russian influence.
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Mr. Mattarella has asked Carlo Cottarelli, an economist and former director of the International Monetary Fund, to form a caretaker government and nudge Italy toward new elections, possibly by September.
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Netanyahu's caretaker government met on Sunday in the Jordan Valley, a largely agricultural area which he announced on Tuesday that he intends to annex if he wins a fifth term.
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Mr. Netanyahu's caretaker government lacked the mandate to make major spending and policy decisions, while politicians of all stripes were distracted by the back-to-back-to-back election fights.
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Although Angela Merkel, the chancellor, has been unable to form a coalition government after the country's recent election, Germany's caretaker government swung its support in favor of the weed killer.
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Chan-ocha, previously an officer in the country's Royal Thai Army, seized power in May 2014 from the country's caretaker government after the previous leader had been removed from office.
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The Afrin operation has also triggered concern in Germany, another NATO ally, where the caretaker government said it would put on hold any decision on upgrading Turkey's German-made tanks.
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The euro zone's third-largest economy has been under a caretaker government since the election, when 5-Star and the League were the big winners at the expense of mainstream groups.
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Ghani has been shut out from the peace talks and is under pressure from rivals to step aside and allow a caretaker government to take over, a suggestion he has rejected.
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In April, Ms. Garrido was invited to Parliament by Ciudadanos, or Citizens, one of the emerging parties hoping to unseat the caretaker government led by Mariano Rajoy, the acting prime minister.
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However, its efforts to build a coalition with several rival parties have so far come to nothing and Tunisia continues with a caretaker government under the existing prime minister, Youssef Chahed.
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He also said he would use a parliamentary vote of confidence this month to make a new proposal to the caretaker government in Madrid to hold a Catalan referendum on independence.
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Spain is struggling to form a government after two indecisive elections in six months, and its caretaker government has little legal room to propose new measures to reduce this year's deficit.
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Assuming he does so, Lebanon could either form a new government under a new Sunni prime minister or proceed with a caretaker government until the parliamentary elections scheduled for May 2018.
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"We have survived 300 days of caretaker government, but we could not survive a government that doesn't govern because it lacks supports or is overwhelmed by obstacles," Mr. Rajoy told lawmakers.
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New elections are planned for September, although that process could now be accelerated, with the country led by a caretaker government appointed by President Alexander van der Bellen in the interim.
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Venezuela: The National Assembly, the opposition-controlled legislative body, declared President Nicolás Maduro illegitimate, setting in motion an uncertain plan to create a caretaker government until new elections can be held.
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Austrian Justice Minister Clemens Jabloner, a civil servant who is part of a caretaker government in place until an election widely expected in September, must now decide whether to extradite Firtash.
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The affair has tested Bolivia's caretaker government, which took power after Morales resigned under pressure in November after widespread protests, evidence of electoral fraud and waning support from military and police.
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"You should vote as soon as possible," he said in a blog post on Monday to rally his supporters against the usual jockeying by parties for power in a caretaker government.
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CARACAS, Venezuela — Leaders of Venezuela's opposition on Tuesday set in motion a plan to try to oust President Nicolás Maduro and create a caretaker government until new elections can be held.
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Austrian President Alexander Van der Bellen must now nominate a new chancellor to put together a caretaker government able to last until the next election, widely expected to be held in September.
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Italy is in the process of cobbling together a caretaker government after Matteo Renzi stepped down last week, with Foreign Minister Paolo Gentiloni asked to lead the efforts as prime minister-designate.
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Political paralysis and crises have characterized much of the past decade in Lebanon, including a two-year period from 2014-2016 in which it had no president and only a caretaker government.
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Austrian president Alexander Van der Bellen must now nominate a new chancellor to put together a caretaker government able to last until the next election, widely expected to be held in September.
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DHAKA (Reuters) - Bangladesh's ruling party has rejected an opposition party's demand for a caretaker government it says is essential for a free and fair general election due to be held in December.
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Joaquín Sánchez Sanz, the director of a nuclear fusion lab for the government agency Ciemat, said he spent about 40 percent of every day dealing with cutbacks imposed by the caretaker government.
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Alternatively — especially if the process drags on — his administration could try to extend its tenure by recasting itself as a caretaker government that needs to oversee the transition to a federal system.
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Taliban officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the U.S. delegation was pressing for a six-month truce as well as an agreement to name Taliban representatives to a future caretaker government.
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Lofven, leader of the Social Democrats and the country's prime minister since October 2014, was leading a caretaker government whilst negotiations took place between the parties to form a new coalition government.
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"The perception in Afghanistan and the people in the government think, perhaps, perhaps all this talk is to create a caretaker government of which he will then become the viceroy," he said.
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"The perception in Afghanistan and people in government think that perhaps, perhaps all this talk is to create a caretaker government of which he will then become the viceroy," Mr. Mohib said.
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The SPD are junior partners in Merkel's caretaker government, which includes her Christian Democrats (CDU) and their Bavarian sister party, the Christian Social Union (CSU) of which agriculture minister Schmidt is a member.
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The euro zone's third-largest economy has been under a caretaker government since the March 20133 election, when 5-Star and the League were the big winners at the expense of mainstream groups.
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Merkel's Christian Democrats (CDU) and their CSU Bavarian sister party have ruled with the SPD in a "grand coalition" since 2013 and their caretaker government remains in place after an election in September.
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Lebanon's failure to form a new government was dragging down the economy and "endangering the country", Hale said, and urged the caretaker government to move forward on the economy to maintain international confidence.
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The BNP, which is in disarray after the jailing of its chief, former prime minister Khaleda Zia, on corruption charges, also pressed for a caretaker government at the last general election in 2014.
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President Rumen Radev said in a statement the caretaker government will take office on Friday, confirming an earlier Reuters report that current deputy finance minister Kiril Ananiev will take over the country's finances.
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He was taken off the list by the country's caretaker government, which forms during every election to ensure that the vote is fair but is not supposed to make these kinds of decisions.
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Against the backdrop of such political uncertainty, it was not clear exactly if Mr. Gabriel was speaking on behalf of the chancellor, but he remains Germany's top diplomat in Ms. Merkel's caretaker government.
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Her conservative caretaker government has shifted sharply away from policies under Morales, sparking some criticism, including cutting ties with traditional allies like Cuba and Venezuela and reforming broken alliances with the United States.
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TIRANA (Reuters) - Supporters of Albania's opposition Democratic Party blocked several main roads on Monday for one hour, escalating their two-month-old protest for a caretaker government to oversee the June 18 general elections.
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He said he hoped his proposal to lead a caretaker government could "halt the serious threat of No Deal, end the uncertainty and disarray, and allow the public to decide the best way ahead".
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If Italy opts for a caretaker government then this would be formed by policy experts appointed by the president and they would not be able to run in the next election to ensure impartiality.
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The PD and 5-Star are due to report back to President Sergio Mattarella on Wednesday, and if no deal is sealed by then he will name a caretaker government and call early elections.
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The PD and 5-Star are due to report back to President Sergio Mattarella on Wednesday and if no deal is sealed by then, he will name a caretaker government and call early elections.
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Bolivia's top court also agreed to extend the term limit on Anez's caretaker government which had been due to expire later this month, defusing some tensions after Morales had urged her to step down.
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The current caretaker government managed to approve some reforms over the last year, including a new electoral law, which means Italy's system is now a mix of proportional representation and first-past-the-post.
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Last October, Iraqis rose up in protest against Tehran's influence over Baghdad and forced the resignation of Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi, who now leads a caretaker government until new elections can be held.
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After initially going to Mexico, Morales arrived in Argentina in December, where he has remained vocal on politics, frequently taking aim through his Twitter account at the caretaker government of interim President Jeanine Anez.
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Parliament could vote to accept his resignation as early as Sunday, turning Mahdi's cabinet into a caretaker government — one that has minimal duties to keep the country functioning — until a new candidate is nominated.
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It is the first time in Sri Lankan history that two siblings have held the two top political positions, although Mahinda is only in charge of a caretaker government until parliamentary elections next year.
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In particular, the Jatiya Oikyafront, a 20-party alliance led by 81-year-old politician and lawyer Dr Kamal Hossain, had wanted a caretaker government to take over in the weeks heading into the polls.
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Mulki, who was appointed last May and charged with conducting new elections, is expected to lead a caretaker government until a new cabinet is formed by the end of this week, a government source said.
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The left-wing governing coalition has refused the opposition's request to form a caretaker government, though it is appealing to a center-right body to sit down for talks prior to the elections this summer.
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The main opposition party Labour's leader Jeremy Corbyn wants a no-confidence vote, caretaker government with him as head, then an election, while the Liberal Democrats prefer to find alternative leaders for a unity government.
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Jo Swinson, leader of the centrist pro-European Union Lib Dems, has proposed a caretaker government led by either Clarke or Harman, former cabinet ministers from the more centrist wings of the two main parties.
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Whatever path the parties chose, Mattarella said Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni's caretaker government had reached the end of its life, indicating he would appoint a new administration even if it could not win parliamentary backing.
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The president, who has the final say in approving who forms the next government, wanted a caretaker government to govern Italy until the end of the year, with elections at the start of next year.
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The vote will not be final until it is signed by the prime minister, and it was unclear whether Iraq's current caretaker government had the authority to end the relationship with the United States military.
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Macedonia had been operating under a caretaker government after former Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski's VMRO-DPMNE party was unable to reach a coalition deal with DUI in January following delayed legislative elections the previous month.
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But her critics say her cabinet has overstepped the bounds of a caretaker government by making changes to foreign policy, opening Morales' former living quarters for journalists to tour, and threatening to punish his allies.
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Limited in power, the caretaker government was unable to rein in a gaping budget hole that grew to nearly 22021% of gross domestic product in the last 23 months, versus an initial target of 22%.
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"Under these circumstances — the restrictions imposed by the occupation, the schism with Gaza — any government is doomed to failure," Mr. Khatib said, noting that Mr. Hamdallah's caretaker government could end up staying for a while.
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The national election was called after Gruevski stepped down in January and handed over to a caretaker government following opposition allegations that he and his counterintelligence chief had tapped the phones of more than 20,000 people.
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During that time, a caretaker government would step in -- most likely headed by Vice President Michel Temer, leader of the Brazilian Democratic Movement Party and the only member who has not been ordered to step down.
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World Briefing Macedonia's governing coalition is moving forward with a European Union-brokered plan for elections in April even though the opposition has threatened to boycott the vote, which would be run by a caretaker government.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - The far-right Freedom Party (FPO) quit Austria's coalition government on Tuesday after the president sided with Chancellor Sebastian Kurz and sacked the hardline FPO interior minister, paving the way for a caretaker government.
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The news comes less than a week after the ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), founded by Sharif, finished its five-year term, handing power to a technocratic caretaker government until elections on July 25.
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The country is run by a caretaker government desperately looking for coalition partners in exploratory talks, where there have never been any publicly available reports of discussions concerning Germany's excessive, literally beggar-thy-neighbor, trade surpluses.
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The 11th-hour deal between the two parties came last week after weeks of intense, and sometimes secretive, meetings between Mr. Di Maio and Mr. Salvini after the president threatened to impose a technocratic caretaker government.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's caretaker government on Friday named Barcelona as its candidate to be the new home of the European Medicines Agency (EMA), should the organization uproot from London after Britain voted to leave the European Union.
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Mohammed Fnaish, the youth and sport minister in the caretaker government, told the group's al-Manar TV station that Hezbollah had an agreement with Lebanon's other main Shi'ite party Amal for Hezbollah to run the health ministry.
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But those plans have already sparked criticism from Social Democrats (SPD), who are partners in the current German caretaker government and are under pressure to renew the "grand coalition" that ruled Germany for the past four years.
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The garbage crisis came to symbolize Lebanon's wider political malaise as a bitterly divided parliament was unable to choose a new president or prime minister, leaving in place a caretaker government unable to take even basic decisions.
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JERUSALEM, Nov 8 (Reuters) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appointed the head of a far-right political party as defence minister of his caretaker government, a spokesman for the premier's right-wing Likud party said on Friday.
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On Thursday Labour urged rebel lawmakers in the ruling Conservatives to help block a no-deal Brexit by bringing down Johnson's administration and allowing Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn to form a caretaker government before a general election.
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The caretaker government has no authority to approve next year's budget, a basic tool for governing that should be in place this October; experts are poring over legal texts in search of a line that suggests authority.
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Pakistan's finance ministry said it was engaged in "technical discussions" with the IMF but the interim caretaker government did not have a mandate to decide on any IMF package, which will be down to the new administration.
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In his remarks, Netanyahu said his caretaker government was setting up an economic plan to help businesses and the self-employed, and that a team was set-up to prepare for the day after the virus ends.
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President Sergio Mattarella has asked them to report back to him on progress later and if they fail to strike a deal, he is expected to name a caretaker government and call elections as early as October.
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In his remarks, Netanyahu said his caretaker government was setting up an economic plan to help businesses and the self-employed, and that a team was set-up to prepare for the day after the virus ends.
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The former Minister of Communication, Roxana Lizárraga, had criticized Anez, who she said was surrounded by a "small group of politicians" that was seeking to remain in power instead of guaranteeing the neutrality of the caretaker government.
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In October, his caretaker government removed the former dictator's remains from an imposing state mausoleum where he was buried in 1975 and transferred them to a small private cemetery, provoking mixed reactions from across the political spectrum.
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The vote will not be final until it is signed by Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi, and it was unclear whether Iraq's current caretaker government had the authority to end the relationship with the United States military.
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The company called for Belgium's caretaker government and next federal government to continue developing a planned capacity remuneration mechanism (CRM) - whereby generators receive a payment for being able to generate electricity on demand - to ensure a safety net.
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The task is a politically uncomfortable one for the caretaker government of the center-right People's Party (PP) at a time when Spain is likely to hold a second general election in June after an indecisive December vote.
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The current, caretaker government has not formed a House Committee, and there may not be one to discuss a request by Mr. Netanyahu for weeks or months after the March election, until a new government can be formed.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's caretaker government on Thursday passed its latest multi-year economic plan, confirming most of the forecasts made in September as political parties have been unable to form a new government since last month's inconclusive election.
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Spain has had a caretaker government since December after no single party managed to win a clear parliamentary majority in two inconclusive elections which have broken the stable two-party system that the country has had since the 1970s.
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In a blow to the caretaker government of the People's Party, which has vaunted its handling of the economic turnaround in the run-up to the election, Spain missed its 2015 deficit target by a wider margin than expected.
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But the center-left SPD, which controls the Environment Ministry as junior partners of Merkel's conservatives in the caretaker government, was enraged to learn that Germany voted in favor on Monday of using glyphosate for the next five years.
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As Austria proceeds with a caretaker government until the September elections, the big question now is whether Kurz can claw his way back to power and continue to lead a right-wing surge in his nation and throughout Europe.
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Citing a threat to Israeli democracy, opponents of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asked the Supreme Court on Sunday to block what they described as a power grab by the caretaker government under the guise of combating the coronavirus epidemic.
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The BNP, which is in disarray following the jailing of its chief, former prime minister Khaleda Zia, on corruption charges, had also pressed for a caretaker government at the 2014 election and boycotted it after the demand was not met.
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The opposition has been calling for a caretaker government to oversee the next election because it says Prime Minister Edi Rama's Socialist-led coalition will reshape the judiciary to its liking and it cannot be trusted to ensure a fair vote.
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Sure enough, having firmly announced his resignation, he seems to be clinging on to the hope of running a caretaker government that would rush to elections in February under today's rules (perhaps amended by the court) or a unity government.
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The BNP, which is in disarray following the jailing on corruption charges of its chief, former prime minister Khaleda Zia, had also pressed for a caretaker government at the 2014 election and pulled out after the demand was not met.
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Soria, who has denied any wrongdoing, resigned as minister in April following reports of alleged links to an offshore company on the British island of Jersey in order to limit any damage to Spain's caretaker government, the conservative People's Party (PP).
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Soria has denied all wrong-doing, but said he was stepping down to limit any damage to the caretaker government, the People's Party (PP), at a time when Spain is facing a likely second general election after an inconclusive December vote.
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ALGIERS (Reuters) - Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika named a new caretaker government on Sunday, keeping Army Chief of Staff Ahmed Gaed Salah in his post as deputy defense minister even after he called for Bouteflika to be declared unfit for office.
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The poll, by Sigma Dos for conservative newspaper El Mundo, was the first to show a possible alliance between the PP - which runs the caretaker government in the political deadlock following December's general election - and the market-friendly Ciudadanos (Citizens) party.
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Labour's Jeremy Corbyn wrote to leaders of opposition parties and to the three Conservative lawmakers and one independent to ask them to back his plan to form a caretaker government, delay Brexit and call a parliamentary election to resolve the issue.
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Berlin officials were silent on Schaeuble's role but did not dispute Brussels reports that he had telephoned several centre-right EU commissioners to urge them not to fine Spain, which has a caretaker government led by fellow conservative Mariano Rajoy.
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Fahmida Khatun, the research director at the Center for Policy Dialogue, in Dhaka, was a board member of the SOCB Janata Bank in 2008-11, after being appointed by the military caretaker government that ran the country in 2007-8.
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The lack of progress has left Ireland represented by a caretaker government in the initial stages of post-Brexit trade talks - crucial for parts of the economy - and as the health ministry reported its sixth case of coronavirus on Wednesday.
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All sides predict it will take several weeks to form a government with the risk of a second election if talks fail, meaning Ireland will be represented by a caretaker government in the initial stages of post-Brexit trade talks.
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The party's decision to call a no-confidence vote against Mr. Kurz in May, ushering in a caretaker government, led to acrimony between the center-right and center-left that analysts said made a potential coalition between the two unlikely.
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Kurz became the head of a caretaker government just days ago and hoped to use that position as a springboard to re-election, depicting himself as more of a victim of the current crisis than its enabler who brought the FPO into power.
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SPD Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel told broadcaster ZDF no one should expect his party - still ruling with the conservatives in a caretaker government - to immediately agree to join another grand coalition now that talks to form a three-way 'Jamaica' alliance have failed.
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Sunday's snap election was called after Gruevski stepped down and handed over to a caretaker government in January to end a national crisis caused by opposition allegations that he and his counter-intelligence chief had wiretapped the phones of more than 20,000 people.
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Pakistan's caretaker government launched a crackdown on political gatherings on Friday as Sharif, who was ousted by the Supreme Court last year and convicted in absentia of corruption a week ago, flew back to rally his party ahead of the general elections.
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Pakistan's caretaker government launched a crackdown on political gatherings on Friday as Sharif, who was ousted by the Supreme Court last year and convicted in absentia of corruption a week ago, was flying back to rally his party ahead of the general elections.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A Conservative lawmaker at the centre of efforts to block a no-deal Brexit said on Saturday he was pessimistic about his chances because he and other party colleagues could not support a caretaker government led by opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn.
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More likely is that Germany could face a new round of elections – an unpopular prospect in a country that held its last national elections in September, and was left with a caretaker government until a coalition government could be cobbled together in March.
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President Sergio Mattarella announced Monday that there are only two options to find a new government: either political parties accept a caretaker government until December and elections take place afterwards; or Italy heads to a new vote in July or in the fall.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Austria's chancellor and president will discuss a date on Sunday for an early parliamentary election and the makeup of a caretaker government, after a video sting brought down the leader of the far-right junior partners in the ruling coalition.
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But in October, to much surprise, it dropped demands for a neutral caretaker government to run the elections, and instead joined a broad-based electoral alliance led by Kamal Hossain, an 81-year-old constitutional lawyer, noted liberal and former Awami League foreign minister.
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In what could become another public embarrassment for the PP caretaker government, plagued by a string of corruption scandals, the opposition Socialists have said they will demand Economy Minister Luis de Guindos urgently appear in parliament to explain the reasons for the government's nomination.
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According to the law, Zaev will now have to step down from the post of the prime minister in January, making way for a caretaker government that would include experts and some representatives of the opposition party, as well to prepare for the election.
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Servicing our loans during the eight-year period between 2001 and 2008 when the BNP was in power followed by the military caretaker government were undoubtedly difficult for us; our credit lines were frozen, and our interest rate rose to a debilitating 18 percent.
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In response to a question on a televised talk show, Mr. Anam expressed regret for a decision he made in 2007, when the country was led by a military-backed caretaker government, to publish uncorroborated allegations provided to the newspaper by military intelligence officials.
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Italian Prime Minister Sergio Mattarella tasked former IMF official Carlo Cottarelli to form a technocratic caretaker government Monday after the populist Five Star Movement and the League dropped their proposal to form a government in protest at their eurosceptic pick for finance minister being vetoed.
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Meanwhile: Chancellor Sebastian Kurz of Austria and his caretaker government were ousted from power in the wake of a secretly filmed video that showed a party leader promising government contracts to a woman claiming to be a wealthy Russian in exchange for financial support.
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BERLIN — Chancellor Sebastian Kurz of Austria and his caretaker government were ousted from power on Monday with a no-confidence vote in Parliament as the ramifications of a secretly filmed video added to the political disarray in a European country normally known for stability.
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This is something the opposition Labour Party very much wants, and it has proposed joining forces with the rest of the opposition parties to form a caretaker government (meaning, just to take care of business) to negotiate a Brexit delay and then call new elections.
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It coincided with heightened concern about security in the Middle East after the killing of an Iranian general last week and Iranian missile strikes on Wednesday on military bases in Iraq housing U.S. troops and as Israel is being run by a caretaker government.
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One of the sources briefed on the event told Reuters that U.S. and Bahrain had deliberated over whether a non-official Israeli presence was preferable to a government-level delegation, given that Israel currently has a caretaker government in place, pending a September election.
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Valls has called a news conference for 1730 GMT on Monday, and even before any announcement, French media were citing the health, interior and finance ministers as possible heads of what would effectively be a caretaker government if Valls stands down to focus on the presidential election.
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Franco's remains are buried in the Valley of the Fallen just outside Madrid, a complex that the Socialist caretaker government has long sought to turn into a memorial to victims of the 1936-39 civil war, unleashed by Franco, in which about 500,000 people were killed.
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Renzi's resignation could open the door to an early election next year and the possibility of the anti-euro 224-Star Movement gaining power, though many investors and analysts see it as more likely that a caretaker government will be put in place until an election in 2018.
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Until then Italy needs a caretaker government led by the likes of Pietro Grasso, a respected former anti-mafia magistrate, or Pier Carlo Padoan, the finance minister (who, if not prime minister, should stay in office to deal with euro-zone partners on tricky fiscal and regulatory matters).
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PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — Lawmakers in Haiti chose the country's Senate leader on Sunday to lead a caretaker government that will fill the void left by last week's departure of President Michel Martelly and perhaps ease lingering tensions that recently pushed the deeply polarized nation into political crisis.
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"3.1 percent is supposed to be the figure ... but for the time being we know what the political situation is, we expect the draft budgetary plan on the assumption of no policy change, because it is a caretaker government," European Commissioner for Economic and Financial Affairs Pierre Moscovici said.
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The BNP will hold a public meeting in the capital Dhaka on Sunday and present demands that include the release of its jailed leader Khaleda Zia, installing a neutral caretaker government, and involving the army to oversee the December elections, BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir said.
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Renzi's resignation could open the door to an early election next year and the possibility of the anti-euro 5-Star Movement gaining power, though many investors and analysts see it as more likely that a caretaker government will be put in place until an election in 0.33.
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Antonio Polito, deputy director of the Milan-based daily Corriere della Sera, said three people are in position to head a caretaker government: Pier Carlo Padoan, Italy's finance minister ("widely respected in Europe"); Pietro Grasso, Senate president (an institutional choice); and Dario Franceschini, culture minister (a Democratic Party heavyweight).
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Citing, among other considerations, the fact the Netanyahu heads a caretaker government, Mandelblit found that "the issue of temporary unfitness for office should be left in the public-political realm (as) there is no place for an attorney general's decision at this time," the ministry said in a statement.
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Renzi's resignation could open the door to an early election next year and the possibility of the anti-euro 5-Star Movement gaining power, though many investors and analysts see it as more likely that a caretaker government will be put in place until an election in 2018.
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But analysts warn perceptions that the US ignored South Korean input on its own security issues -- compounded when Trump called both Chinese President Xi Jinping and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to discuss North Korea, but the caretaker government in Seoul -- have left a key relationship strained before it has even begun.
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These include ending the trials and imprisonment of her political opponents, among them Ms Zia (pictured), who was jailed in February and is serving a ten-year sentence on charges of embezzling from an orphanage; dissolving parliament and forming a neutral caretaker government during the election period; and ensuring security for and oversight of the voting.
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" With polls indicating that Mr. Renzi may fail, the possibility that he could resign, and force new elections or perhaps bring a caretaker government, has alarmed many leaders, including President Obama, who honored the Italian prime minister in his final state dinner in Washington and urged him to "hang around for a while no matter what.
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On Monday morning, as markets rose and fell with the whiplashing events in Italy, Mr. Mattarella gave a new mandate to form a government to Carlo Cottarelli, a respected economist, former International Monetary Fund official and Italian government appointee, who told reporters that he would form a caretaker government only with the goal of passing a budget and guiding Italy to new elections.
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Their swift departure prevented PML-N workers staging a hero's welcome on the streets of Lahore, where Sharif's brother, Shehbaz, led between 10,000 and 20,000 party supporters on a march in defiance off a citywide ban on public gatherings ordered by the caretaker government that took over in June, as Pakistan's constitution requires in the lead-in to an election.
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