news paper shangbao indonesia

May 25, 2023 at 21:09 PM

Ron DeSantis, Republican governor of Florida, USA.

[China News Agency]Florida Republican Governor Ron DeSantis announced on the 24th local time that he will run for the next US President.

On the 24th, after submitting relevant documents to the Federal Election Commission, DeSantis posted a video on Twitter announcing his candidacy for the next President of the United States. On the same day, he also plans to discuss his campaign with Twitter CEO Elon Musk on Twitter’s audio communication platform. But the platform crashed repeatedly during the live broadcast, making it difficult for most users to listen to the relevant content in real time.

DeSantis, 44, was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 2012 and was elected governor of Florida in 2018 and 2022. During his tenure as governor, DeSantis solidified his popularity among conservative voters with a series of conservative-leaning policies on abortion rights, gun control, sexual minority rights, education and immigration.

DeSantis was backed by then-President Trump when he ran for governor of Florida. Later, the relationship between the two gradually deteriorated. Trump has stepped up his attacks on DeSantis in recent months. On the 24th, before DeSantis announced his candidacy for the presidency of the United States, Trump once again stated that DeSantis could not win the election.

In November last year, Trump officially announced that he would run for the next President of the United States. Despite Trump facing multiple criminal and civil investigations, the latest poll by the website Real Clear Politics shows Trump’s approval rating in the race for the Republican presidential nomination at nearly 55%, with DeSantis’ Nearly 21%, the support rate of other competitors or potential competitors does not exceed 5%.

On the Democratic side, Biden, who announced on April 25 this year that he would run for re-election as president, is far ahead with 64.7% approval rate. The Associated Press analysis pointed out that the Republican presidential candidate is expected to compete with Biden in the November 2024 general election.

May 19, 2023 at 21:06 PM

On May 18, in Bangkok, Thailand, after winning a majority of seats in the Thai general election, the leader of the Thai Far Progress Party Phi Tha (middle) and other potential coalition partners pose for a photo in Bangkok.

[Global Times]After winning the vote in the general election, Thailand’s Far Progress Party and Thailand’s Pheu Thai Party, Freedom and Thai Party, National Party, Thai Jian Thai Party, Justice Party, Muay Thai Party, and New Social Power Party were on the 18th. , jointly heldnewsPress conference to announce the formation of a coalition government. Although the formation of a coalition government has taken the first step, whether the leader of the Far Progressive Party Phi Theta can successfully become the new prime minister faces obstacles-the main problem is that the party’s position on reforming the royal family has been questioned.

According to Thailand’s “Bangkok Post” report on the 18th, the Pride Party, which won the third most seats, stated on the 17th that it would not support the prime minister who attempted to amend the “offensive monarchy law”. The Pride Party emphasized in its statement, “The Pride Party’s position will not change, is non-negotiable, and will not form a new government with any political party that attempts to amend or abolish Article 112 of the Criminal Code.” The maximum penalty is 15 years in prison. The Far Progressive Party believes that Article 112 is often abused for political purposes. During the election campaign, party leader Phi Tha promised to support those who were imprisoned for blasphemy against the royal family. He even said that if the “offensive monarchy law” is not changed, the relationship between the Thai people and the royal family will only deteriorate. Reuters said on the 18th that this position will make the prime minister’s road full of thorns.

according toSingapore“The Straits Times” reported on the 18th that the former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, who was closely related to the Pheu Thai Party who won the second vote this time, said on social media on the 17th that the Pheu Thai Party supports the results of the general election, but will never support any The actions of the monarchy. Thailand’s “Nation” reported on the 18th that Thailand’s caretaker cabinet minister of labor, Socha, also criticized the Far Progress Party, saying that it used the public to pressure the upper and lower houses of Congress to vote for Phi Theta as prime minister, saying that Phi Theta is a “crying person.” “. Reuters said on the 18th that there are other obstacles to Phi Theta’s election as prime minister, including the ambitions of other opposition parties such as Pheu Pheu Thai, a Senate dominated by conservatives, and allegations of misconduct against him. Analysts said that these may hinder Phi Theta as the prime minister.

According to Thai media reports, the Thai Election Commission is expected to announce the list of 500 members of the House of Representatives confirmed at the end of June and early July. The 750 members of the House of Representatives voted on the candidates for the prime minister proposed by various political parties. The person who won the support of more than half of the seats became the new prime minister, and the new cabinet was formed in August.The parties still have about two months to negotiate and form a cabinet

May 16, 2023 at 20:39 PM

Erdogan had the highest percentage of votes, about 49.42%. The opposition camp “National Alliance” candidate Kelecidaroglu ranked second with about 44.95%.

[China News Agency]Ankara news: Turkish media announced on the 15th local time the preliminary results of the first round of voting in the Turkish presidential and parliamentary elections, showing that the current President Erdogan has the highest vote rate. The second round of voting in the presidential election will be held on the 28th of this month.

Türkiye’s presidential and parliamentary elections began on the 14th local time. According to the Turkish Radio and Television Corporation, according to the statistics of 99.38% of the votes, Erdogan had the highest vote rate, about 49.42%. The opposition camp “National Alliance” candidate Kelecidaroglu ranked second with about 44.95%. Another candidate, Sinan Oan, received less votes.

In the parliamentary elections, the “People’s Alliance” formed by the ruling Justice and Development Party and four other political parties won 321 of the 600 seats in the parliament, and the “National Alliance” won 213 seats.

According to regulations, if no candidate receives more than 50% of the votes in the first round of the presidential election, the top two candidates will participate in the second round on the 28th of this month.

According to Turkey’s Anadolu News Agency, Erdogan said on the evening of the 14th that the turnout rate in this general election was a historical high, and his votes were “far ahead”, with more than 2 million votes more than his competitors.

According to the Associated Press, Klutchdar Oglu said he was confident of winning the second round of voting.

According to Reuters analysis, domestic economic issues, foreign relations, earthquake disaster response, etc. will become the key factors affecting the Turkish general election.