An exit poll in Ireland’s parliamentary election indicates that the three biggest parties have won roughly equal shares, pointing towards another coalition government. Fine Gael, Fianna Fail, and Sinn Fein are all polling close to each other. Sinn Fein may emerge as the largest party, but forming a government might be challenging as both Fine Gael and Fianna Fail have ruled out forming alliances with it. The election results will clarify if Ireland follows the global trend of ousting incumbents amid pandemic and economic challenges.
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As M23 rebel group advances in Congo, a new leader signals a shift in its identity
After M23 rebels, backed by Rwanda, seized Goma in eastern Congo, Corneille Nangaa emerged as a leader, diverging from the group's Tutsi-dominated past by positioning M23 as a Congolese nationalist movement. Nangaa, a former electoral official, joined the Congo River Alliance and aims to push for autonomy in eastern Congo while challenging President Félix Tshisekedi's government. With alleged Rwandan support, M23 seeks to negotiate politically, drawing attention to regional grievances and gaining allies to undermine...
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