Trump has also abandoned the American ideal of popular self-rule.
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In recent weeks four ethnic groups have demanded plebiscites on self-rule.
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Those responsibilities go to the heart of the notion of self-rule.
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It's named the Madaraka Express, after the day Kenya attained self rule.
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Greenland has self-rule, but formally remains part of the Kingdom of Denmark.
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Rampant corruption is the bane of trust, the Kryptonite of republican self-rule.
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These people revolt against their Earthly overlords in favor of loose self-rule.
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The island's residents are Danish, but they have governed by self-rule since 1979.
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Four groups, some consisting of barely 1m people, have demanded plebiscites on self-rule.
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The council advocates self-rule in the south and a say in Yemen's future.
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No effort for autonomy or self-rule can succeed if it is approached illegally.
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A brief Syrian Kurdish experiment in self-rule has come to a crashing halt.
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After 26 years of self-rule, many doubt their rulers' ability to run a state.
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More tensions are inevitable, though, Mr. Koussa said, as Kurds try to establish self-rule.
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"We have not and will not recognize any "self-rule" semi-autonomous zone," it said.
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To some, this may sound like giving up on the national dream of self-rule.
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The Authority exercises limited self-rule in the occupied West Bank under interim peace deals.
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Even after self-rule was restored, a governor appointed from London has maintained important reserve powers.
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It has been fighting the PKK, which seeks self-rule in Turkey, for over three decades.
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Nixon often mused about how many of the world's cultures were incapable of democratic self-rule.
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Last month's total includes 546,000 bpd from the Kurdish self-rule region (KRG) of northern Iraq.
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Abbas' Palestinian Authority exercises limited self-rule in the West Bank under 1993 interim peace deals.
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Israel maintains control over most of the West Bank, where the Palestinians have limited self-rule.
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The big picture: Greenland has self-rule, but it is part of the Kingdom of Denmark.
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But I think there's also the sense of having lost sovereignty, of having lost self-rule.
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Kashmir was assigned special status—enshrined in Article 370—and afforded significant powers of self-rule.
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Palestinians have limited self rule in parts of the West Bank, where President Mahmoud Abbas holds sway.
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Now, she is banding together with fellow activists to create a PAC called Americans for Self-Rule.
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Under interim peace deals with Israel, Abbas' Palestinian Authority exercises limited self-rule in the West Bank.
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Israel continues to occupy the West Bank, where the Palestinians have limited self-rule, and East Jerusalem.
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The indigenous people who Trump stated in his remarks "aided" the Virginians did not have self-rule.
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The word means self-rule, and refers to our ability to make decisions for ourselves, by ourselves.
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Take the upcoming omnibus appropriations bill which should anger citizens concerned with transparency and republican self-rule.
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That's why Justice Elena Kagan pointed to partisan gerrymanders as an existential threat to democratic self-rule.
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But Arabs living in Areas A and B — the main Palestinian population centers — would have self-rule.
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The Palestinians have limited self-rule in the West Bank, most of which is controlled by Israel.
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The SDC insists on preserving its structure of governance and self-rule in any future elections, he said.
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The decision follows a series of moves to block a Catalan referendum on self-rule, planned for Oct.
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Kurdish children in Syria are taught that self-rule will come only after the oppression of women stops.
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The northern Kurdish region has called a referendum to move from autonomous self-rule to an independent state.
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The agreement with Damascus comes at great cost to the Kurdish authorities, who are effectively relinquishing self-rule.
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While Greenland's self-rule authority decides on most domestic matters, foreign and security policy is handled by Copenhagen.
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In the West Bank, most of which is controlled by the Israeli army, Palestinians have limited self-rule.
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But the Palestinian Authority, which has limited self-rule in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, was more circumspect.
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The Western-backed Palestinian leader, who exercises limited self-rule in the West Bank, last visited Jerusalem on Sept.
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Protesters saw this as a reversal of its earlier promise to accord Hong Kong some form of self-rule.
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Indians, the thinking went, were uncivilized, incapable of enlightened self-rule and bound to be fleeced by white settlers.
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This is how we educate young men and women toward the moral and political responsibilities of democratic self-rule.
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Tossing it on the table like a wager debases the sacred trust that determines our sovereignty and self-rule.
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Most revolve around some form of devolution and self-rule, which might offer a haven for millions of displaced Sunnis.
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The ruling clerics in Tehran, Iran's capital, expressed outrage, threatening to crush the Kurds' experiment in self-rule in Iraq.
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Settlements Israel has built in the West Bank, where Palestinians have limited self-rule, are deemed illegal by most countries.
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In the South Pacific, the French territory of New Caledonia is preparing for a referendum on self-rule next year.
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In their place, the people of Cherán developed an autonomous system of self-rule based on horizontal, direct-democratic assemblies.
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IN 513 America granted self-rule to the Caribbean island of Puerto Rico, which it had obtained from Spain in 1898.
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Nothing like South Sudan—a country created from scratch with almost no history of self-rule—had ever been attempted before.
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The latest requests were prepared in response to calls for Kurdish self-rule by the lawmakers at a congress last December.
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Under interim peace deals from the 1990s, Israel collects tax revenues on behalf of the PA, which exercises limited self-rule.
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Palestinians have limited self rule in parts of the Israeli-occupied West Bank and seek a future state along with Gaza.
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But hopes for genuine self-rule among the people in those former Spanish colonies soon met the reality of U.S. occupation.
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His fighters had shed considerable blood to wrest territory from the Islamic State and establish self-rule on its former lands.
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But today, we face significant structural challenges that threaten the state of our democracy and undermine our right to self-rule.
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The Western-backed Palestinian Authority has limited self-rule in the territory which is home to around 3 million stateless Palestinians.
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And Republican Evan McMullin's Stand-Up Republic aims to fight threats to our self-rule, whatever form (or party) they take.
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Shtayyeh's immediate challenge is to shore up the cash-strapped PA, which exercises limited self-rule under interim peace accords with Israel.
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Following the independence of dozens of African countries in the 21840s a heavy price was paid for the chaos surrounding self-rule.
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Why does it insist that Delhi should enjoy not just limited self-rule but the same federal status as India's 29 states?
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But after World War II, as Fishkin and Forbath lament, the argument for self-rule on the distributionist constitutional model lost steam.
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There, they asked for an end to the intifada and soon agreed to evacuate the military government and establish Palestinian self-rule.
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But over the years, those rulings also led to laws that have allowed for the dignity of self-rule in those places.
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Abbas's Palestinian Authority, which exercises limited self-rule in the West Bank, has publicly refused to engage politically with the Trump administration.
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He'd recently visited Tancítaro for a book he was writing on the drug war and found its experiment in self-rule intriguing.
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Palestinians have limited self-rule in the West Bank, but Israel controls most of that territory and has expanded its settlements there.
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El Bireh is a part of the West Bank that is under the security and administrative control of the Palestinian self-rule authority.
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They argue that it was a mistake to call for a snap election just hours after suspending Catalan self-rule in late October.
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They did so, the Declaration argued, after the British government had repeatedly transgressed what the colonists viewed as their rights to self-rule.
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I was the prime minister responsible for legislating substantial self-rule in Scotland so that it would remain part of the United Kingdom.
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Polls show less than half of Catalonia's 5.5 million voters want self-rule although most want the chance to vote on the issue.
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The United States is also a major donor to the Palestinian Authority, which administers enclaves of Palestinian self-rule in the West Bank.
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The state, also, has been vying to wrest control over Jackson's valuable airport—another blow to self-rule for the black-majority city.
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Many felt any restriction on water would devalue property and, worse, deal yet another blow to the declining self-rule of rural culture.
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A small enclave would remain under Palestinian self-rule, including the oasis city of Jericho and the village of Ouja to its north.
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The Supreme Court's conservatives said gerrymandering was not a matter for courts, leaving the job of protecting democratic self-rule to state judges.
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Under interim Israeli-Palestinian peace deals, a Palestinian Authority was granted limited self-rule in the occupied West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
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Israel has not joined the court but the Palestinian Authority, which exercises limited self-rule in the occupied West Bank, has done so.
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Yet Kurdish officials have not moderated their calls for Kurdish self-rule and their desire to link Kurds' disconnected cantons in northern Syria.
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Few doubt the economist Shtayyeh's grasp of financial issues facing the Palestinian Authority (PA), which exercises limited self-rule in the West Bank.
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But while they were following these bizarre rituals, they also promoted a worldview that reflected Enlightenment ideals like rational thought and self-rule.
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Nahuatzen is part of a growing movement among Mexico's indigenous communities, who are seeking self-rule and turning their backs on mainstream elections.
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Both North Carolina and Tennessee sued the FCC, claiming that the federal government was taking steps that challenged the states' rights to self rule.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PHILADELPHIA — Twelve electric Chinese altar lamps crown a thin, towering sculpture, titled "The promise of self rule … " (2008).
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He thinks some kind of regional Palestinian self-rule like Catalonia in Spain or Wales in the United Kingdom is the most realistic now.
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, whose Palestinian Authority exercises limited self-rule in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, was scathing about its prospects of success.
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Using a National Day speech to reinforce Taiwan's self-rule, Tsai said the island would use all methods to prevent infiltration from other countries.
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After Canadians declined to join the revolting American colonies, rebellions erupted in Ontario and Quebec in 1837 against appointed leaders who resisted self-rule.
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Indeed, most Palestinians in the West Bank also live in self-rule areas that Israel has effectively vacated and does not wish to govern.
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It requires the permission of the Palestinian Authority, which exercises limited self-rule in the West Bank, for all land sales in East Jerusalem.
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It was meant to be a temporary and limited government, giving Palestinians partial self-rule until Israelis and Palestinians reached a final peace deal.
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These discussions were abandoned on the eve of the 1982 Lebanon War, but they nonetheless became the basis of limited self-rule for Palestinians.
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The Western-backed Palestinian Authority headed by President Mahmoud Abbas has limited self-rule in the occupied West Bank where Israel retains overall security control.
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The group, with a radicalized youth branch inspired by the war in Syria, has declared autonomous regions and stepped up its fight for self-rule.
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Despite that victory, violence sharply escalated and the P.K.K.'s youth branches, fighting for self-rule, began carrying out increasingly sophisticated attacks in urban areas.
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The island, which has wide powers of self-rule within Denmark, said Copenhagen had a responsibility for the abandoned U.S. military locations on its territory.
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My comment: the question of Greenland's independence and sovereignty is a matter for the people of Greenland, under chapter 8 of the self rule law.
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Israel captured the West Bank in a 1967 war, but under interim peace deals the Palestinians exercise limited self-rule in part of the territory.
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"We've had self-rule, but we fear we will lose this if the (Syrian) regime comes back," said Walid, standing in front of his small pharmacy.
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Syrian Kurds see the offensive as a threat to the self rule they developed in the largely Kurdish northeast during Syria's eight years of civil war.
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The Kurds have lost the security and self-rule they enjoyed, and America has lost its credibility and influence in the Middle East, a vital region.
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The Syrian army's deployment raises questions about the fate of a region where the YPG and its local allies have carved out self-rule for years.
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His reference to Xinjiang as East Turkestan, a name for the region used by advocates of self-rule for Uighurs, made matters worse for many Chinese.
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Brexit wasn't just about unyoking the U.K. from the E.U. It was also a statement of British self-belief, self-reliance and capacity for self-rule.
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The fighting also seems likely to endanger, if not altogether crush, the brief experiment in self-rule set up by Syria's Kurds since the war began.
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The post-Saddam constitution put in place a system guaranteeing the Kurds self-rule with a share of overall revenue proportionate to their share of the population.
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However the UAE-backed separatists, who accuse Hadi's government of mismanagement, are demanding self-rule in the south and a say in any talks regarding Yemen's future.
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On Wednesday, Greenblatt denied that the plan envisages a confederation involving Jordan, Israel and the Palestinian Authority, which administers limited self-rule in the occupied West Bank.
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Dozens of neighborhoods were engulfed in clashes between security forces and young PKK militants digging trenches, setting barricades, laying bombs and declaring self-rule in Turkish towns.
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In July the PKK, which has waged a decades-long war for Kurdish self-rule, returned to killing Turkish police and soldiers after a two-year ceasefire.
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Prime Minister Kim Kielsen, whose island has wide powers of self-rule within the kingdom of Denmark, cautioned that "there are pros and cons" to the melt.
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In a statement, the self-rule Palestinian Authority's Foreign Ministry said "the occupation's chain of command" must also be prosecuted, accusing it of inciting soldiers to kill.
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Despite the international condemnation, Turkey had managed to quash the dream of Kurdish-led self-rule that had been growing for years in less than a week.
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In the propaganda, Hong Kong's quest for genuine self-rule is being portrayed as on a par with "splittists" elsewhere on China's fringes, in Tibet or Xinjiang.
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As such, any successful agreement would have to offer a degree of self-rule for Sunni and Kurdish areas – as the latest deal's outline seemed to acknowledge.
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At the airport ceremony, Kurdish regional government leader Masoud Barzani, Talabani's rival for decades in the movement for self-rule, sat between President Masum and Talabani's widow Hero.
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To speak of healthy economies and self-sufficiency in a colony is a contradiction unless it is tied to a dialogue on political self-determination and self-rule.
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But like many other Syrian Kurds in Qamishli, Walid worries that Damascus will try to reimpose control over the areas where Syrian Kurds have carved out self-rule.
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The Syrian government has largely left the northeast to self-rule but kept paying public salaries and maintained a presence in Qamishli, controlling part of the city center.
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Now Daario Naharis, a swaggering penis with a sword arm, is expected to facilitate a transition to self-rule in a city miraculously cleansed of its ancient hatreds.
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Although polls show less than half of Catalonia's 5.5 million voters want self-rule, most in the wealthy northeastern region want the chance to vote on the issue.
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The Palestinian Authority, which exercises limited self-rule in the West Bank, says desperation over the occupation of land sought by Palestinians for a state is the cause.
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Oil flow had stopped in March because of a dispute between Abadi's government and the Iraqi Kurdistan self-rule authorities over the control of the Kurdish oil resources.
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The liberals they are most suspicious of are the more egalitarian, optimistic ones, who view markets and civil society as spaces of potential self-rule and self-regulation.
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The West Bank, where Hamas's secular rival Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas exercises a measure of self-rule, has seen simmering violence over long-stalled statehood talks with Israel.
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Other out-of-bounds topics include the disappearance of advocates of self-rule in the province of Balochistan or in tribal areas in the north of the country.
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The central government in Baghdad halted exports from the northern Kirkuk fields in March because of a financial dispute with the Kurdish self-rule administration in the region.
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The militants want autonomy for Kurds in Turkey's southeast, and had raised barricades, dug trenches and planted explosives to protect areas where they had aspired for self-rule.
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New freedoms under Abiy have encouraged regional aspirations for self-rule, but also led to a surge in ethnic nationalism that some fear could lead to more unrest.
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This small town has succeeded at self-rule in a part of Mexico — the state of Michoacán, drug war ground zero — where so many similar experiments have failed.
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Israel captured Gaza in the 1967 Middle East war but withdrew in 2005, while holding onto most of the separate West Bank, where Palestinians have limited self-rule.
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The Iraqi army and the Peshmerga forces of the Kurdish self-rule region are gradually taking up positions around Mosul, 400 km (250 miles) north of the capital Baghdad.
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But the STC, which is seeking self-rule for southern Yemen, has broken with its nominal ally, the Saudi-backed Yemeni government, after seizing its temporary base of Aden.
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The party began on a popular note by subsidising electricity, offering free water supply and promising to usher in inclusionary politics with 'Swarajya' (self-rule) as its ultimate goal.
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Her fiance, Adham Abu Lateefa, 23, is a Palestinian from the West Bank, territory also captured by Israel in 1967 but where the Palestinian Authority administers limited self-rule.
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In the 25 years since Palestinians gained a degree of self-rule under interim peace deals, "their authorities have established machineries of repression to crush dissent", the report added.
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Mr Lee is a lawyer who argues for human self-rule and speaks fluent Hegemonese ("Invasion" is, of course, an allegory, with humans representing Singaporeans and Hegemons the British).
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In several mainly Kurdish areas along the Turkish border in northern Syria where residents have declared self-rule, the local authorities announced that they would not participate in elections.
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As the present negotiations demonstrate, Brexit supporters do not challenge the need for cross-national co-operation but would like to restructure them in ways that prioritise self-rule.
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Despite his new domestic life, Hossein continued to work long days to help revive Saraqib's services, linking up with activists in other municipalities engaged in experiments of self-rule.
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The Kurdish self-rule region in northern Iraq also hosts a base used by troops from the U.S.-led coalition assisting Iraqi forces in the war on the militants.
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What for centuries was merely mild ribaldry now touches hot-button issues: the question of women's sexual self-rule and the problem of male paranoia passed off as pleasantry.
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Leaving Iraq will enhance our prospects of democratic self-rule, better government and the protection of the minorities who largely prefer to live with us rather than under Baghdad.
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Despite their impasse in peace negotiations, both sides view the coordination as a means of tamping down violence in the occupied West Bank, where Palestinians have limited self-rule.
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JDECO buys electricity from IEC and then sells it to customers in the West Bank, where the Palestinian Authority has limited self-rule under interim peace deals with Israel.
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The Hong Kong Bar Association says intervention by the Chinese government would be "a severe blow" to the judiciary and to the principle of self-rule in the territory.
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Under interim peace accords, Palestinians exercise limited self-rule in the area, which they seek, along with the Gaza Strip, for a future state with East Jerusalem as its capital.
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For many Nigerians, still living under dehumanizing and exploitative British colonial rule, Tutuola's works were an embarrassment, another weapon in the Western arsenal leveraged to deny black people self-rule.
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Longstanding pressures between armed political factions in J&K, civilians and Indian troops have flared in recent months, reviving calls for self-rule as anger grows over New Delhi's actions.
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In the West Bank, hundreds marched through Ramallah's main squares, waving posters in support of President Mahmoud Abbas, whose Western-backed Palestinian Authority exercises limited self-rule in the territory.
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Kurdish women first took up arms in the early 1990s, as members of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), which has waged a decades-long war for self-rule in Turkey.
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Erdogan said at the weekend he supported a criminal investigation of the leaders of the Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP), a parliamentary group with Kurdish origins, over comments about self-rule.
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The Palestinian Authority, which exercises limited self-rule in the West Bank, says desperation over the 50-year occupation of land sought by Palestinians for a state is the cause.
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In 2010, when the Constitutional Court pared back aspects of Catalan self-rule, the court's judgment relied partly on the fact that the Constitution referred to nationalities rather than nations.
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Many of the militia's top cadres are drawn from the Kurdistan Workers' Party, or P.K.K., the armed group that has been waging a bloody campaign for self-rule inside Turkey.
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That promise, in a 1993 letter, formally initiated the Oslo "peace process" that created the authority and allowed limited Palestinian self-rule in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
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Russia pulled out after signing a peace accord that left Chechnya's ultimate status undecided but essentially gave the region the self-rule that Moscow had gone to war to prevent.
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Dubai-based Careem suspended services in Ramallah last November, four months after launching there, at the request of the Palestinian Authority, which exercises limited self-rule in the West Bank.
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Hamas and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas's Palestinian Authority (PA), which exercises limited self-rule in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, have been locked for years in dispute over power-sharing.
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But one which will only develop if progressive leaders are able to move beyond excessive fear of populism and learn to speak the language of popular majoritarianism and democratic self-rule.
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But the STC, who seek self-rule in the south, turned on the government after accusing a party allied to Hadi of being complicit in a Houthi attack on southern forces.
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Erdoğan does not want to see any form of Kurdish self-rule across the border, and he's using the fight against terrorism as the guise to invade and shut it down.
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Verrilli warned that Aurelius' argument could call into question the federal government's 1947 decision allowing Puerto Ricans to elect their own governor, potentially threatening Puerto Rico's very right to self-rule.
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Palestinian owners said their buildings lay within areas run by the Palestinian Authority (PA), which exercises limited self-rule in the West Bank under the Oslo interim peace deals with Israel.
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My school hewed to the Israeli calendar, which ties the agony of genocide to the ecstasy of self-rule by placing Holocaust Memorial Day and Israeli Independence Day in close proximity.
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Hong Kong's politicians reacted along predictable lines, with the pro-Beijing establishment endorsing the decision and the pro-democracy opposition criticizing it as an infringement on self-rule in the territory.
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The country declared India's big occasion a symbolic "black day" in protest of Delhi's decision earlier this month to unilaterally revoke its part of the Muslim-majority region's relative self-rule.
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Masri's family ranks among the wealthiest in the Palestinian territories, with majority holdings in real estate, hotels and telecommunications firms set up after a self-rule agreement with Israel in 1993.
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The separate financial backing provided by the US for the Palestinian Authority, which governs enclaves of self-rule in the West Bank, has not been affected by the Trump administration's announcement.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Ukraine's parliament voted on Thursday to extend regulations giving limited self-rule to separatist-controlled eastern regions, a prerequisite for a deal to settle the five-year conflict there.
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President Tsai Ing-wen of Taiwan urged China on Tuesday to seek a peaceful solution to its differences with Taiwan and stressed that the island's people want to maintain self-rule.
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Yazidi community leaders have already asked to have international protection for a self-rule administration that they demand to have in their region in northern Iraq, as part of the Iraqi state.
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But, he said, the main goals must be to recover the self-rule of the region and the release of the jailed separatists, not another immediate attempt to culminate the independence drive.
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But the army deployment raises questions about the future of a region across north and east Syria — rich in oil, water and farmland — where the Kurdish YPG militia carved out self-rule.
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Supreme Court president Maikel Moreno met with diplomats in the morning and warned that the court would not "remain passive" in the face of attacks on the country's right to self-rule.
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The Palestinian Authority, which exercises limited self-rule in the West Bank, denies incitement and says that in many cases, Israel has used excessive force in thwarting attackers armed with rudimentary weapons.
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Much of what people value in their lives is not directly touched by the left's engagements with economic power, inequality, and real self-rule, any more than by liberal rights and procedures.
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In fact, the premises underlying the republican credo come ultimately from the ancient Aristotelean conception of the human being as a "political animal," whose highest interest was realized in participatory self-rule.
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The Palestinian Authority, which exercises limited self-rule in the West Bank, denies incitement and says that, in many cases, Israel has used excessive force in thwarting attackers armed with rudimentary weapons.
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The populous, north-eastern region, with its capital Barcelona, has a strong national identity with its own language and traditions, although polls show support for self-rule waning as Spain's economy improves.
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Human Rights Watch drew attention to what it called the "perilous state of human rights in the Palestinian self-rule areas" in a report on both Israeli and Palestinian violations in 1995.
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"The woman had experienced symptoms and was later hospitalised" before succumbing to the illness, said Ibrahim Melhem, a spokesman for the Palestinian Authority, which has limited self-rule in the West Bank.
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"The woman had experienced symptoms and was later hospitalised" before succumbing to the illness, said Ibrahim Melhem, a spokesman for the Palestinian Authority, which has limited self-rule in the West Bank.
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Palestinians should set up governing institutions in order to establish their state, likely to be similar to the current Palestinian Authority, which has limited self-rule in parts of the West Bank.
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Although the Syrian Kurds did not declare Mr. al-Assad's government an enemy, the Syrian president looked askance at their goal of self-rule and vowed to retake all his country's territory.
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The Palestinian Authority, which exercises limited self-rule in the West Bank, denies incitement and charges that in many cases, Israel has used excessive force in thwarting attackers armed with rudimentary weapons.
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Although the Syrian Kurds did not declare Mr. al-Assad's government an enemy, the Syrian president looked askance at their goal of self-rule and vowed to retake all his country's territory.
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We will never stop claiming to be a democracy, but we might end up quietly losing so many different components of one that we ultimately lose the capacity for meaningful self-rule.
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The Palestinian Authority, which exercises limited self-rule in the West Bank, denies incitement and says that in many cases Israel has used excessive force in thwarting attackers armed with rudimentary weapons.
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The region—a misty, rain-soaked province of Spain pinched between Portugal and the Atlantic—honoured the politicians who drafted the principles of Galician self-rule in 1978 with bagpipes and folk songs.
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Hype about a possible mining boom in Greenland after it achieved self-rule from Denmark in 2009 faded in a morass of red tape and a commodity price slump around five years ago.
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But, sporting a red, pink and yellow turban, he did indulge in some trademark wordplay to say that India was moving from "swaraj", or self rule in Hindi, to "suraj", or good governance.
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The consequences of the unilateral declaration were easy to predict: No country recognized the new "republic," self-rule was suspended, and Catalan society became more bitterly divided between pro- and anti-independence citizens.
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Hemo said there had been no direct talks with the state since, but Damascus had received the proposal, which focused on preserving Kurdish and minority rights, including education, as well as self-rule.
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RE-ENERGIZED RELATIONS He said he would approve within two days a law allowing the country's Muslim minority to start a process toward self-rule, and prevent Islamic State from furthering its influence.
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The Palestinian Authority, which exercises limited self-rule in the West Bank, denies that and says assailants have acted out of desperation over Israeli occupation of land sought by Palestinians for a state.
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A heavy Indian military presence in the Kashmir valley largely vanquished the insurgency, but calls for self-rule persist, and civilians bristle against the security forces, which human rights groups accuse of abuses.
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The proposed arrangement is known in Chinese as "one location, two checkpoints" — an ominous play on "one country, two systems," the principle supposed to guarantee a measure of self-rule for Hong Kong.
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The deal calls for a government reshuffle to include STC, which seeks self-rule in the south, and the restructuring of armed forces under Saudi supervision, sources from both sides have told Reuters.
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The Palestinian Authority, which exercises limited self-rule in the occupied West Bank, denies incitement and charges that in many cases, Israel has used excessive force in thwarting attackers armed with rudimentary weapons.
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QAMISHLI, Syria (Reuters) - An uneasy, defiant mood hangs over this Kurdish-controlled city, as rapid shifts in Syria's war place a question mark over the future of Kurdish self-rule in the country's northeast.
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Greater devolution to the provinces, including powers over police and land registration, is intended to satisfy Tamil demands for self-rule without resorting to full federalism, which is a dirty word for most Sinhalese.
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Founded to fight against the Franco regime and for Basque independence, ETA lost its raison d'être when Spain became a democracy in the late 1970s and its three Basque provinces gained sweeping self-rule.
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And when on January 1st this year the Saudi authorities executed Nimr and two fellow Shia on charges of treachery and inciting terrorism, Awamiya started to put his aspiration for self-rule into practice.
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Sunday's bombing was claimed by ISIS raising fears of an increase in violence in the country's restive Mindanao region, following a referendum last week in which an overwhelming majority of voters backed self-rule.
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Sanchez has pledged to open talks with the separatist leader of northeastern Catalonia, which is set to recover the large degree of self-rule after chief Quim Torra swears in his Cabinet later Saturday.
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Trump, Brooks writes, has allowed Democrats to seize traditionally Republican political territories: family values, middle-class morality, popular self-rule, and nationalism: For decades the Republican Party has embraced America's open, future-oriented nationalism.
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But they were too strong, too fearful of outside dominance and, over the course of the war, had built too many institutions of self-rule to be simply folded back into the Syrian state.
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The PA, which has limited self-rule in the West Bank, where Israel retains overall security control, pays stipends that start at 1,400 shekels ($392) after a prisoner has been detained for three months.
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Mr. Xi outlined his stance one day after Taiwan's president, Tsai Ing-wen, urged China to peacefully settle disputes over the island, whose 23 million people, she said, want to preserve their self-rule.
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Sanchez has pledged to open talks with the separatist leader of northeastern Catalonia, which is set to recover the large degree of self-rule after chief Quim Torra swears in his Cabinet later on Saturday.
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HALO described the project as a rare example of multi-faith collaboration in the Middle East, involving Israel and the Palestinian Authority that administers limited self-rule in the West Bank, which welcomed the efforts.
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The Palestinian Authority, which exercises limited self-rule in the West Bank, denies that allegation; it says assailants have acted out of frustration over Israeli occupation of land that Palestinians seek for an independent state.
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In parliamentary elections last year, several pro-independence candidates were blocked from standing, but there was nevertheless a pronounced swing towards so-called localist parties, which support anything from greater autonomy to full self-rule.
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Israel has annexed East Jerusalem in a move not recognized internationally; maintains a blockade of Gaza, run by the Islamist Hamas movement; and controls most of the West Bank, where Palestinians have limited self-rule.
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Mining of sand and gravel, widely used in the construction industry, could boost the economy for Greenland's 56,000 population who have wide powers of self-rule within Denmark but rely heavily on subsidies from Copenhagen.
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The three countries also said they rejected attempts to create "new realities on the ground, including illegitimate self-rule initiatives" and that they were opposed to the illegal seizure and transfer of Syrian oil revenues.
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But the separatists, the Southern Transitional Council (STC), who seek self-rule in the south, turned on the government after accusing a party allied to Hadi of being complicit in a Houthi attack on southern forces.
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According to the extraordinary powers granted to Spain&aposs central government by the Senate, the large degree of self-rule enjoyed by the region would be returned once it formed a government after a new election.
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The Mamasapano massacre also dealt a blow to Aquino's vaunted peace efforts with separatists of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, which had agreed to disarm in return for self-rule over predominantly Muslim parts of Mindanao.
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After Hong Kong's return to Chinese sovereignty in 1997, it continued to operate under an arrangement known as one country, two systems, in which China promised the city a high degree of self-rule until 2047.
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While certain forms of speech were (and still are) punishable by criminal prosecution, the founders believed that speech for the purpose of republican self-rule cannot be limited when the fate of the nation is involved.
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In the wake of World War II and a general movement towards decolonization worldwide, France adjusted how it dealt with its colonies and autonomy was gradually increased within areas which did not win full self-rule.
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All of us, leaders and community members alike, have a necessary role to play in creating cohesive, inclusive, sustainable and participatory local community life — which is the keystone of democratic self-rule, and of democracy itself.
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The Communist Party, which took control of the region in 1949, has long been wary of the Uighurs, whose Turkic culture and Muslim faith have inspired demands for self-rule, and sometimes attacks on Chinese targets.
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President Rodrigo Duterte last signed the new autonomy legislation, called Bangsamoro Organic Law, allowing self-rule for Muslims in 2022, hoping to end a conflict that has killed more than 120,000 people and displaced 2 million.
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Under what's known as the self-rule agreement, which was approved in Copenhagen and in the Greenlandic capital of Nuuk, Greenland gained the right to negotiate some of its own foreign agreements—hence Olsen's basement office.
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Conscription in the US military and the pull of urban life brought Indians into the mainstream and modern times, even as it steered the emerging shape of self-rule and spawned a new generation of resistance.
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The Palestinian Authority, which exercises limited self-rule in the West Bank, denies incitement and says assailants have acted out of frustration over Israel's five-decade-old occupation of land the Palestinians seek for a future state.
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During the war, President Bashar al-Assad focused on crushing mainly Sunni Arab rebels with the help of Russia and Iran, turning a blind eye as Kurdish fighters carved out self-rule across northern and eastern Syria.
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In August, the separatist Southern Transitional Council (STC), which seeks self-rule in the south, turned on Hadi's government and seized its interim base of Aden, sparking wider clashes that opened a new front in the war.
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A colonial legacy of an empire that no longer officially exists, New Caledonia is one of a handful of territories in the region which have long been governed from afar but are increasingly pushing for self-rule.
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Netanyahu is now close to Bennett's position: Some form of Palestinian self-rule (and they can call it what they like) on whatever disjointed fragments of the West Bank remain once Israel has satisfied its security needs.
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Some Sunni and Kurdish leaders believe one solution is to make Mosul a self-governing region like Kurdistan, with smaller units of self-rule to accommodate the plethora of minorities, which they say is permitted by the constitution.
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The Palestinian government, which exercises limited self-rule in a territory that it wants as part of a future independent state, frames the Jewish visits as part of the access it also arranges to Christian and Muslim sites.
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But, again, even under its current self-rule status inside the Kingdom of Denmark, it gets political representation in Copenhagen, so it would be strange for it to settle for colonial status as part of the United States.
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The long-delayed law came four years after the government signed a peace deal with the separatist group, the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, which dropped its bid for full independence in return for the right to self-rule.
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But in a speech on Monday, Ms. Tsai said Taiwan's 23 million people wanted to maintain their self-rule, and she warned against reading the recent setbacks of her Democratic Progressive Party as a rejection of that principle.
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An official of the Palestinian Authority, the self-rule body headed by Abbas in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, said an Egyptian delegation comprised of two generals and Cairo's ambassador to Israel, arrived in Gaza to oversee reconciliation efforts.
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Wail Elawoor, CEO of Arab Orient Technology Services company, the local partner in the venture, said approval for the project came from the Energy Authority of the Palestinian Authority, the self-rule body headed by the Western-backed Abbas.
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Israel blames the violence on incitement by the Palestinian leadership, while the Palestinian Authority, which exercises limited self-rule in the West Bank, says desperation over Israeli occupation of land sought by Palestinians for a state is the cause.
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Following their uprising against Baghdad after the 1991 Gulf war, Iraqi Kurds saw their first shot at self-rule go up in smoke when Talabani and Barzani sparred over control of a provisional north Iraq government elected in 1992.
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The West Bank, where Palestinians have limited self-rule, has been largely quiet in recent months, in contrast to surges of fighting along Israel's frontier with Gaza, an enclave ruled by Abbas's main Palestinian rival, the Hamas Islamist group.
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The PA, which exercises limited self-rule in the West Bank, has been grappling with a financial crisis since it refused in February to accept tax transfers from Israel after Israeli authorities cut the portion designated for prisoners' families.
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Much of the money has gone toward U.S. Agency for International Development-administered project assistance and the rest toward budget support for the Palestinian Authority (PA), which administers limited self-rule in the Palestinian territories under interim peace agreements.
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Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh said this week that several people had been detained for questioning over Ghrayeb's death as part of the inquiry by the Palestinian Authority (PA), which exercises limited self-rule in the Israel-occupied West Bank.
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" Naftali Bennett, Israel's education minister and an influential politician, has called for "autonomy on steroids" to be administered in the West Bank, specifying "self-rule" with a focus on limited control over "water, sewage, electricity, infrastructure and so on.
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Giving up the dream of self-rule would still be "a million times better than having our cities taken over by the terrorist mercenaries and criminal Turks," said Arin Sheikhmous, a Kurdish activist in the border town of Qamishli.
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When they talked about securing a better future (albeit a future that, at that time, was marred by the scourge of slavery), they were referring primarily to the rule of law, to free trade and fair taxes -- to self-rule.
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In 2009 Britain ended decades of self-rule and re-established direct control over the Turks and Caicos Islands, one of its five remaining Caribbean possessions, after the territory's premier, Michael Misick, was forced to resign amid allegations of corruption.
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While separatists have a rival agenda to Hadi's government — demanding self-rule in the south — they are part of the Western-backed coalition that intervened in March 2015 against the Houthi movement that ousted Hadi from power in late 2014.
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ERBIL, Iraq (Reuters) - Two years after a failed independence bid plunged Iraq's Kurdistan Region into months of instability, the new regional prime minister said his priority was strengthening ties with Baghdad, signalling dreams of self-rule should be put on hold.
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Most of Catalonia's 5.5 million voters want to have a say on the region's relationship with Spain but the independence cause has lost support in recent years and surveys now indicate less than half the population would choose full self-rule.
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The United States can include opposition and independent activists in political meetings in northeastern Syria, and it can demand the administration lift regulations that impede activities by groups and individuals not part of the self-rule authority's affiliated political organizations.
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The total amount of money witheld now equals some 6.8% of tax funds due the PA. The full remittances make up around half of the budget of the PA, which exercises limited self-rule in the Israeli-occupied West Bank.
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Abdul Rahman Sultan, a member of the provincial council of Mosul's Nineveh province, said giving more powers to the regions to run their own affairs, replicating the model of the Kurdish self-rule region, would be a better solution than partition.
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In an article for Foreign Policy magazine, SDF commander in chief Mazloum Abdi said the Kurds had no choice but to give up the self-rule they had established and partner with Assad and, by extension, Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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When the Germans allowed the southern part of France "self-rule," citizens were at least allowed to keep their culture, their language, and quite a bit of what even the Nazis admitted made the French so very different from, well, them.
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The total amount of money withheld now equals some 6.8% of tax funds due to the PA. The full remittances make up around half of the budget of the PA, which exercises limited self-rule in the Israeli-occupied West Bank.
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The PA, which exercises limited self-rule in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, still has some 25,23 Gazan civil servants on payroll despite a decade-long feud with rival Hamas which has left the Islamist group in control of the coastal territory.
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Nonetheless, he said most Israeli Arabs still valued their Israeli citizenship and would oppose attempts to transfer them to Gaza or the West Bank, where the Palestinian Authority exercises limited self-rule, because "they see all the troubles on the other side".
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Yemeni sources have said the delayed summit could discuss reshuffling Hadi's government to include the STC, which seeks self-rule in the south and blames Islah, a key Hadi ally, of being complicit in a Houthi assault on southern forces earlier this month.
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This effectively put control of the Abyan capital in the hands of the United Arab Emirates-backed separatists, who seek self-rule in the south, and further weakened the government of Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi, who resides in the Saudi capital Riyadh.
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Declared a sovereign state under the Danish crown in 1918, Iceland will celebrate a century of self-rule next year at the same time it marks 10 years since the International Monetary Fund rescued the country from a balance of payment crisis.
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Mr Johnson has thus aligned himself squarely with Michael Gove, the justice secretary with whom he consorted earlier in the week and who declared his support for Brexit on Friday in a 1,500-word statement that overwhelmingly concentrated on national self-rule.
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The Southern Transitional Council (STC), which seeks self-rule in the south and wants a say in Yemen's future, turned on Hadi in August after accusing the Islamist Islah party allied to him of complicity in a Houthi missile attack on its forces.
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Hong Kong, a former British colony, returned to Chinese rule 20 years ago under the promise that its wide-ranging civil liberties and independent courts would be preserved according to a "one country, two systems" principle assuring limited self-rule under China.
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But the separatist Southern Transitional Council (STC), which seeks self-rule in the south, turned on Hadi's government in August and seized its interim seat in Aden, opening a new front in the multi-faceted war as it tried to extend its reach.
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Besides, experiencing politics as fandom is not necessarily more harmful to our self-rule than, say, the horse race analogy sometimes favored by the traditional political media, which promotes campaigns' competitive acumen at the expense of the likely consequences of the outcomes.
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The vote should elect both a parliament and a president for Kurdish regions which have gained self-rule in 1991, when a U.S-led coalition forced Saddam Hussein's Iraqi army to withdraw from them in the wake of his eight-month occupation of Kuwait.
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A majority of Catalonia's 5.5 million voters want to have their say on the northeastern region's relationship with Spain, but the independence cause has lost support in recent years and surveys indicate less than 50 percent of the population would choose full self-rule.
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ERBIL, Iraq (Reuters) - Iraq's Kurdish region named a cousin of its new president to succeed him as prime minister on Tuesday, keeping power in the hands of the family that has governed since the region gained partial self rule after dictator Saddam Hussein's fall.
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"Palestine welcomes this step as a long overdue step to move the process forward towards an investigation, after nearly five long and difficult years of preliminary examination," the Palestinian Authority, a limited self-rule body in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, said in a statement.
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While the UAE-backed Southern Transition Council (STC) has a rival agenda to Hadi's government — demanding self-rule in the south — they are both part of the Western-backed coalition that intervened in 2015 after the Iran-aligned Houthi movement ousted Hadi from the capital Sanaa.
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Those who are digging trenches and declaring "self-rule" in Sur and other cities and towns of southeastern Turkey today are mostly Kurdish youths in their teens and 20s who were born into that earlier era of violence, poverty and displacement, and grew up in radicalized ghettos.
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While the UAE-backed Southern Transition Council (STC) has a rival agenda to Hadi's government demanding self-rule in the south they are both part of the Western-backed coalition that intervened in 2015 after the Iran-aligned Houthi movement ousted Hadi from the capital Sanaa.
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If Mr. Erdogan wanted a sustainable peace, he would work with the H.D.P. Instead, he seems determined to crush the Kurds in the political arena as well as on the battlefield by accusing an H.D.P. leader, Selahattin Demirtas, of treachery for calling for self-rule for Kurds.
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Obeideh and other Sur Baher residents told Reuters they did not need Israel's permission to build their homes because they had received it from the Palestinian Authority, which since the Oslo interim peace deals of the 1990s exercises limited self-rule over parts of the West Bank.
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It's one of the first Kurdish areas to rise up against Syrian President Bashar Assad and back self-rule, a base for senior fighters who pioneered the alliance with the Americans and a key link in their efforts to form a contiguous entity along Turkey's border.
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The estrangement has been reinforced by a policy of non-participation in Jerusalem municipal politics ordered by the Palestinian Authority (PA), which exercises limited self-rule in the adjacent Israeli-occupied West Bank and wants East Jerusalem as capital of a hoped-for future Palestinian state.
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"Bernie will restore self-rule in Puerto Rico by ending the reign of greedy Wall Street vulture funds that have a stranglehold on Puerto Rico's future and the undemocratic fiscal control board that has imposed austerity on the people of Puerto Rico," Sanders' campaign told VICE News.
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Are we going to abandon a thousand years of national self-rule, and adopt foreign laws — over which we have no control," wrote Johnson, because they can't be bothered "to make whatever preparations are necessary for the microscopic risk of us running out of Mars Bars?
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U.S. President Donald Trump's long-promised "Deal of the Century" to resolve the conflict is still secret, though leaked details suggest it dumps the idea of a full Palestinian state in favor of limited self-rule in part of the Occupied Territories, which would undermine Palestinians' right to return.
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The uptick in FONOPs, tensions over protests in Hong Kong and Taiwan's ability to self-rule, and increasing clashes between China and Vietnam in recent months have combined to create increasing unease in the region, said Zhiqun Zhu, a professor of political science and international relations at Bucknell University.
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So here we are, nearly a century into this self-rule thing, and the Irish state, which is, of course, an expression of Irish society, is still hellbent on protecting an institution, the church, that has repeatedly failed to live up to the moral code it imposes on others.
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The steely, tough-minded geometry of Neoclassicism that furnished the corridors of power in the wake of the American and French Revolutions was meant to show a skeptical world that these new, fledgling republics were part of an ancient lineage of self-rule, and built to stand the test of time.
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LUZON I. 200 miles Philippine Sea Manila South China Sea philippines Sulu Sea mindanao I. JOLO ISLAND Celebes Sea By The New York Times That law was a condition of a 2014 peace deal between the government and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, a separatist rebel force that dropped its bid for independence in exchange for self-rule.
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What's next: If Trump does not once more reverse course, his and his administration's priority should be to pressure Turkey not to attack, and to provide the Kurds with the necessary space and time to reach a deal with Damascus that restores Syrian sovereignty over the northeast, places Syrian forces at the Turkish border, and grants Kurds protection and a degree of self-rule.
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Assad's return to the region his troops abandoned in 2950 at the height of the Syrian civil war is a turning point in Syria's eight-year civil war, giving yet another major boost to his government and its Russian backers and is like to endanger, if not altogether crush, the brief experiment in self-rule set up by Syria's Kurds since the conflict began.
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One Turkish social scientist said Turkey's move to stop Syrian Kurds from establishing a self-rule enclave to the south of its border calms public anxieties about Western schemes to carve up the country that date back to the collapse of the Ottoman Empire at the end of World War I. "The paranoia held by Turks is that foreigners are trying to divide up Turkey," she said, speaking on condition of anonymity because she didn't want to strain relations with the authorities.
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