Navalny says he could beat Putin if allowed to run
In a Monday interview with The Associated Press Navalny argued he could win Russia’s presidency if permitted to run and to use major media. He noted a political system punishes rallying support and canvasses for stronger media access while Putin enjoys broad support and a favorable political climate.
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US vetoes UN vote on Jerusalem issue
The United States vetoed a Security Council resolution demanding Trump rescind Jerusalem as Israel’s capital. The measure, backed by 14 other nations, aimed to reinforce longstanding UN calls that final status be decided through Israel-Palestine negotiations. The move drew protests and warnings from Palestinian leaders while the General Assembly may consider a similar non binding resolution.
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Ramaphosa Leads South Africa's ANC Amid Party Split
Ramaphosa, 65, becomes ANC leader after winning a tight race against Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma. He must heal intra party rifts and restore credibility to Mandela era reforms while guiding the party toward the 2019 presidential election amid recession and high unemployment.
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