Mark Carney to Be Sworn in as Canada's Prime Minister on Friday: Media Reports
TORONTO (Reuters) - Mark Carney will be sworn in as Canada's next prime minister on Friday after Justin Trudeau officially resigns, media outlets reported Wednesday. The former central banker was elected leader of the Liberal Party of Canada on Sunday.
Justin Trudeau made a playful exit from the House of Commons on March 10, one day after giving his farewell speech and making ...
The Chilean Minister of National Defense, Maya Fernández, resigned on Monday amid the controversy over failed purchase of ...
Nicola Sturgeon, Scotland’s first female minister, has resigned after 27 years in politics, marking the end of an era. Her leadership saw major wins for the SNP, progressive policies, and a strong ...
Iraq’s deputy finance minister stated on Monday that he cast his resignation in protest of Baghdad's failure to pay the ...
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Cosas marches on education department and calls for minister to resignHundreds of learners marched under the banner of the Congress of South African Students (Cosas) to the Department of Basic ...
Justin Trudeau grew emotional during one of his final press conferences as Canada's prime minister, tearfully speaking about ...
Mexican Finance Minister Rogelio Ramirez de la O has unexpectedly resigned, as confirmed by two sources. Appointed by the ...
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New poll: 60% of Israelis want Netanyahu to resign, coalition government loses majorityApproximately 60 of Israelis want Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to resign from his post, according to a Channel 12 poll ...
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