• The Congolese government, which is holding talks with rebel leaders at Sun City, a South African resort, proposed that President Joseph Kabila should share power with a prime minister chosen from the rebel groups.

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  • They are calling for an immediate moratorium on new appointments, a new cap so that the Lords never has more than 750 members, a new mechanism that would allow peers to retire, and fresh curbs on the power of a prime minister to appoint so many peers in the first place.

    BBC: House of Lords full, peers warn David Cameron

  • Japan must implement a new system in which the Japanese people directly elect their prime minister, who has a power of veto over proposed legislation.

    ECONOMIST: Letters

  • Under this scenario, Kim would retire as a figurehead president for the rest of his term and real power would pass to a prime minister, presumably Kim Jong Pil.

    CNN: THE RETURN OF THE THREE KIMS

  • And it would open up a rival power base to that of the prime minister, something a Westminster system is not designed to cope with.

    ECONOMIST: The republican rumble down under

  • It's a fragile peace because the underlying issue that sparked weeks of violence has not been settled - a Shiite power struggle between Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki and anti-American cleric Muqtada al-Sadr.

    NPR: Delicate Cease-Fire Holding in Sadr City

  • One of the sticking points was how much power a new prime minister, most likely to be Mr Tsvangirai, would have in a new administration if Mr Mugabe stayed on as president.

    ECONOMIST: Politics this week

  • Second, Algeria is not occupied by a foreign power, and the targets, the prime minister's office and a police station, were in no way connected to any occupation.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: It's the ideology, stupid

  • Philip Johnson's legendary and persuasive charm was a prime tool in his arsenal of power.

    WSJ: Philip Johnson: Short of Attention Span, Long on Aesthetics

  • Ministers from the elected parliament now wield real power, under a prime minister who, although appointed by the king, is a former leftist revolutionary and inmate of Hassan's jails.

    ECONOMIST: Morocco

  • If it wishes, the army can therefore quickly restore the suspended parliament and persuade it to elect a pliant prime minister and to approve a constitutional role for the army in power-sharing.

    ECONOMIST: Nawaz Sharif has been exiled to Saudi Arabia

  • Electoral reform in Scotland and Wales has achieved its object of ensuring that a party without a majority of the votes cannot claim the arbitrary power of a sovereign majority, though the prime minister appears to have been surprised to discover that this was the case.

    BBC: Russell: The state remains the same

  • The Highlands and Islands has been seen as a prime location for wind, wave and tidal power projects.

    BBC: Enterprise chief in Queen's birthday honours

  • But now pro-Western Viktor Yanukovich is back as prime minister and is locked in a bitter power struggle with President Yushchenko.

    NPR: Russia's Putin Makes Trip to Neighboring Ukraine

  • Washington (CNN) - Senate Commerce Committee Chairman John McCain (R-Arizona) said Tuesday that Time-Warner Cable's retransmission dispute with Disney-ABC is a prime example of the negative effect the concentrated power of media conglomerates can have on the average American.

    CNN: McCain speaks out on Time Warner-ABC flap

  • Incumbent Francois Bozize, a former army head who seized power in a coup in 2003, is favourite to win against former Prime Minister Martin Ziguele.

    BBC: NEWS | Africa | CAR voters await election outcome

  • Former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto has been negotiating a power-sharing deal with Musharraf.

    NPR: Ex-Premier's Return to Pakistan Ends Quickly

  • Alternatively, MPs themselves could vote for an early dissolution - a power currently in the hands of the prime minister.

    BBC: Q&A: Fixed term parliaments

  • And for all Mr Gandhi's shortcomings as a campaigner, Congress's rivals have yet to find a candidate for prime minister with comparable crowd-pulling power.

    ECONOMIST: India's state politics

  • And it could be objected that Mr Casini's plan for a grand coalition to keep in power an unelected prime minister is democratically questionable.

    ECONOMIST: Who might succeed Mario Monti?

  • Though he is playing his cards close to his chest, his fans think he may be a radical who reshapes Whitehall to serve prime-ministerial power.

    ECONOMIST: Size isn��t everything

  • Inconceivable, that is, except to a prime minister who really believed in the devolution of power, the revival of local democracy and all the rest.

    ECONOMIST: Bagehot

  • The president was responding to suggestions that he may be serving as a ceremonial facade while all the power remains with Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, the former president.

    CNN: Russian president denies Putin has all the power

  • The other main contender, Sergei Ivanov, the defence minister (and also a deputy prime minister) embodies a different notion of Russia's future: as a great but embattled imperial power.

    ECONOMIST: Russian politics

  • The two later entered into a power-sharing agreement, with Odinga named prime minister and Kibaki named president.

    CNN: , for

  • The two later entered into a power-sharing agreement, with Odinga named prime minister.

    CNN: Kenyan leaders to stand trial on human rights violations

  • It accuses Prime Minister Nouri Maliki, a Shia, of monopolising power.

    BBC: Iraq: Bombings in Baghdad and Nasiriya kill scores

  • On November 29th, the coalition led by Mahathir Mohamad, Malaysia's prime minister, was returned to power with a majority barely dented by the turbulence of the past two years (see article).

    ECONOMIST: Odd man in

  • The acceleration of talks comes less than a month after Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe signed atomic-power treaties with Turkey and the United Arab Emirates, the first such move since the Fukushima disaster.

    WSJ: Japan, India to Restart Nuclear-Energy Talks

  • Sharif's return was widely seen as a challenge to Musharraf's efforts to reach a possible power-sharing deal with another exiled former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto that would allow him to extend his rule.

    NPR: Sharif Deported Hours After Arriving in Pakistan

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