#political-reform

#political-reform

Mr Farrelly stated that allowing 16-year-olds to vote recognizes their role in society as they work, pay taxes, and deserve to influence how funds are allocated.

We've got dozens of councils up and down the country teetering on the brink of bankruptcy. So what I'm saying is, we need to adopt a SAS-style approach to this.

"I've determined to find what I can do for the future of the Republic of Korea that I love and for all of us. I'll try my utmost to be chosen by the people at this presidential election."

"There's a huge amount of evidence suggesting that changing the clock biannually is bad for human health, bad for animals, bad for road traffic, and has very little beneficial attributes. And it's also a huge inconvenience."

"It's trying to focus on, what's the Miami we want in the future? We want to have more people at the table. We want to have different people at the table. We want to have different ideas."

The new cabinet is charged with drafting a policy statement... and will then need a vote of confidence from Lebanon's parliament to be fully empowered.

Keir Starmer's recent acknowledgment of a 'broken' British government highlights the reality that the structural issues facing the nation extend beyond mere party ideology—this is about the unmodernised state itself.

Ahmad al-Sharaa, previously known as Abu Mohammed al-Golani, has transitioned from aligning with al-Qaida to advocating pluralism as Syria's insurgency reshapes its political landscape.