AAP takes EVM protest to Election Commission
AAP MLA Saurabh Bhardwaj conducted a mock poll with the EVM replica to demonstrate that the can be manipulated. - Saurabh claimed that as polling proceeds, the person assigned to tamper EVMs comes to the polling station, posing as a voter.
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Election Commission to meet 55 parties today, ahead of EVM hacking challenge
In its communication sent to the Presidents of all seven national and 48 state political parties, the Commission had also sent status paper on EVM and VVPAT. Reacting to the demonstration, the poll panel said the machine used to conduct live demonstration was a "look-alike" which was made to function in a "tampered" manner.
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Moon urges both talks and sanctions to rein in N Korea
He and Mr Xi agreed to exchange special envoys soon, and Mr Moon said he also planned to send a delegation to Beijing to discuss the North Korean nuclear problem and the Thaad deployment, according to Mr Yoon. The official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) put out a four-sentence report late Thursday on the victory of Moon, who calls for dialogue, along with sanctions and pressure, to curb the North's nuclear ambitions.
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General Election polls: Conservatives heading for landslide victory
Despite topping the poll, the party lost overall control of Dundee and Angus councils, which it had before the election. The Tories also earned more first preference votes than the SNP in Gordon, where the former Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond is the incumbent MP.
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President's judgment deserves scrutiny in handling of Flynn scandal
His defense of timeline of Flynn's dismissal comes one day after Yates revealed during a dramatic Senate hearing that she delivered dire warnings to the White House counsel that Flynn was compromised because he misrepresented to senior administration officials his conversations with Russia's US ambassador.
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European Union unity in Brexit talks in Britain's interest: Tusk
Those will bind Mr Michel Barnier, the bloc's chief Brexit negotiator, to seek a deal that secures the rights of three million EU expats living in Britain, ensures London pays tens of billions of euros Brussels thinks it will be owed, and avoids destabilising peace by creating a hard EU-UK border across the island of Ireland.
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New Hamas chief pledges support to hunger-striking prisoners
Despite Haniyeh's reputation as an affable leader who helped push Hamas to compete in elections that were expected to moderate the organization, the years of conflict with Israel and estrangement from Fatah have hardened the newly elected political leader and made him more inclined to go along with the military wing, said one analyst.
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S Korea's new president 'would visit Pyongyang'
During their conversation, both agreed to pursue the goal of denuclearization of Korean peninsula. Conservative U.S. media voiced fears of potential friction between the two allies in dealing with a belligerent North Korea following nearly a decade of conservative rule in South Korea that led to a hard-line approach toward the North.
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Death toll in Pakistan bomb attack at 25
Balochistan Chief Minister Nawab Sanaullah Khan Zehri has announced emergency in all hospital of Quetta and Mastung. Many other people were reported to have been injured in the blast. PAKISTAN: A "huge" explosion in Pakistan's restive southwestern Balochistan province that apparently targeted a top senator's convoy killed at least 17 people and wounded more than 30 others, officials told AFP Friday.
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Trump Called Sally Yates 'Somebody Who We Don't Even Know'
Yates told the White House's Office of Legal Counsel that Flynn did discuss sanctions with Sergey Kislyak, the Russian ambassador, even though he told Pence that he didn't but couldn't prove it. Trump initially hit back by dismissing suggestions that his team colluded with Russian Federation as a "hoax", and calling the congressional investigations into Russia's interference in the U.S.
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Russian Federation to fully support resumption of direct dialogue b/w Palestine, Israel
I'm planning to play hockey with fans. "For years, we have been trying to solve one of the key issues of the modern world, that is, the Middle East issue, so we always have things to discuss". He added that "we have stressed this in all global meetings". Relations between USA and Russian leaders had been noticeably deteriorating in recent years.
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Syrian Kurdish forces say they will push on to IS capital
Turkey wants the arms agreement reversed. In this undated photo released Thursday, May 11, 2017, by Hawar News, the news agency for the semi-autonomous Kurdish areas in Syria, shows fighters from the Kurdish-led Syria Democratic Forces, patrolling on a street in Ta.







