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In April 2006, Tamil Tigers claim the government is secretly arming paramilitaries for war.
Ayatollah Sistani's influence in Iraq is crucial for the new government's stability in June 2004.
South Africa presented its stance against Israel at the International Court of Justice hearing, reflecting its commitment to truth and justice.
In July 2003, students in Iran protest for a more liberal government after decades of repression.
Children fight in Sudan's civil war as the Government grows more militant and famine spreads.
Scribes in ancient Egypt played a crucial role in society, with specialized schools training them to manage essential administrative tasks for the government.
Henry Mance explains the UK's upcoming general election on the FT Life YouTube channel.
British and Australian mercenaries train the Medellin Cartel to fight against the Government.
British voters advocate for leaving the European Union to regain control over laws and trade.
Chris addresses the Prime Minister's decision to cut the 45p tax rate proposal in Britain.
The UK PM warns of no-deal preparations if the House votes down the deal on December 11th.
Government officials investigate a mysterious UFO crash in Season 21, Episode 3.
US ambassador Warren Stephens expresses confidence in collaborating with UK foreign secretary Ed Miliband despite disagreements over North Sea energy policy.
The government through OFQUAL adjusts A-level grading to maintain standards amid inflated teacher grades.
Britain's new home secretary reflects on his family's immigration from Pakistan in the 1960s and emphasizes the need for justice for the Windrush generation.
Haiti faces a power vacuum after the president stepped down last week, raising leadership questions.
China's congress scrapped term limits, enabling President Xi Jinping to rule indefinitely.
Zanzibar's government represses Muslim opposition, fueling support for extremist Islamists in 2007.