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Bolivia's constitutional court has barred former leader Evo Morales from standing for re-election next year, after reaffirming that a president cannot serve more than two terms.

In a ruling made public on Friday, which upholds a 2023 decision, the high court said the mandate of an elected official is "only for two periods, whether consecutive or not, without the possibility of extending it to a third term."

Bolivia's first Indigenous president, Morales led the country from 2006 to 2019 and was extremely popular until he tried to bypass the constitution and seek a fourth term.

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The leftist won that vote but was forced to resign in 2019 amid deadly protests over alleged election fraud, and fled the country.

He returned after his former ally Luis Arce won the presidency in 2020, but since then the two men have struggled for power over the ruling party.

The ruling announced Friday came in response to a request from a parliamentarian who asked the constitutional court to clear up doubts about its December 2023 decision.

It also comes about a month into protests by Morales's supporters, who have blocked roads, taken soldiers hostage and called for Arce to resign.&nbsp;

The protests began on October 14 after prosecutors charged Morales with statutory rape over his alleged relationship with a 15-year-old girl while in office.

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He denies the charges, saying they were brought by Arce's government to prevent him from making a political comeback.&nbsp;

The 65-year-old Indigenous leader has not commented on the latest court decision but says he is eligible to run and the Arce government is blocking his candidacy.

Bolivia will hold its next presidential election in August 2025.

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Bolivia's constitutional court has barred former leader Evo Morales from standing for re-election next year, after reaffirming that a president cannot serve more than two terms.

Bolivia's constitutional court has barred former leader Evo Morales from standing for re-election next year, after reaffirming that a president cannot serve more than two terms. In a ruling made public on Friday, which upholds a 2023 decision, the high court said the mandate of an elected official is "only for two periods, whether consecutive or not, without the possibility of extending it to a third term." Bolivia's first Indigenous president, Morales led the country from 2006 to 2019 and was extremely popular until he tried to bypass the constitution and seek a fourth term. Also read | Far-right Dutch leader calls Amsterdam attack on Israelis 'totally unacceptable' The leftist won that vote but was forced to resign in 2019 amid deadly protests over alleged election fraud, and fled the country. He returned after his former ally Luis Arce won the presidency in 2020, but since then the two men have struggled for power over the ruling party. The ruling announced Friday came in response to a request from a parliamentarian who asked the constitutional court to clear up doubts about its December 2023 decision. It also comes about a month into protests by Morales's supporters, who have blocked roads, taken soldiers hostage and called for Arce to resign. The protests began on October 14 after prosecutors charged Morales with statutory rape over his alleged relationship with a 15-year-old girl while in office. Also read | FEMA official directed aid workers to avoid houses with Trump signs, suspended: Report He denies the charges, saying they were brought by Arce's government to prevent him from making a political comeback. The 65-year-old Indigenous leader has not commented on the latest court decision but says he is eligible to run and the Arce government is blocking his candidacy. Bolivia will hold its next presidential election in August 2025. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Bolivia court ruling bars ex-leader Morales from presidency

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Israel Defense Force Planning To Give New Crossing Near Gaza

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Far-right Dutch leader Geert Wilders denounced the attack on Israelis in Amsterdam on November 8 calling it "totally unacceptable." Wilders took to X to express his concern on the matter as he wrote, "Looks like a Jew hunt in the streets of Amsterdam.

Far-right Dutch leader Geert Wilders denounced the attack on Israelis in Amsterdam on November 8 calling it "totally unacceptable." Wilders took to X to express his concern on the matter as he wrote, "Looks like a Jew hunt in the streets of Amsterdam. Arrest and deport the multicultural scum that attacked Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters in our streets. Ashamed that this can happen in The Netherlands. Unacceptable." Riots erupted in the Dutch capital of Amsterdam on Thursday evening ahead of the Europa League match between Ajax and Maccabi Tel Aviv (Israeli football club). Also read | Israel-Hamas war: Experts say strong chance that famine will rapidly hit parts of north Gaza Israeli fans were allegedly attacked by pro-Palestine supporters with several left injured. After the attacks on fans, Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered rescue planes to help Maccabi Tel Aviv fans get back to the nation on priority. Netanyahu has reportedly spoken to the Israeli embassy in Amsterdam before the decision was taken on Friday (Nov 8) morning. European football’s governing body – UEFA is yet to speak on the issue with actions soon expected. A similar incident earlier this year took place when Israel was set to play Scotland in the Nations League. Due to fan tension, the fixture was played behind closed doors to avoid any violence. 'We can't accept this' Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticised the attack on Israelis as he said, "First of all, this puts us and them, the free countries and the Netherlands, in danger. This endangers not only us but also them. But first of all, we need to deal with the danger to us. We cannot accept this." Also read | Gaza war truce talks: 'Presence of Hamas in Doha is no longer accepted since...,' US tells Qatar On Friday Netanyahu said that the 86th anniversary of Kristallnacht was marked on the streets of Amsterdam after overnight attacks on Israeli soccer supporters. Netanyahu visited the Foreign Affairs Ministry situation room to manage and monitor developments and met with officials. (With inputs from agencies)

Far-right Dutch leader calls Amsterdam attack on Israelis 'totally unacceptable'

Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani held a telephone conversation with Donald Trump where he urged the US president-elect to end the ongoing wars in West Asia.

Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani held a telephone conversation with Donald Trump where he urged the US president-elect to end the ongoing wars in West Asia. Amid Israel's wars in Gaza and Lebanon, Prime Minister Sudani, who was appointed to the top post in 2022, has been in a delicate balancing act to ensure his country is not drawn into the fighting. The phone call between Sudani and Trump According to a statement published by Sudani's office on Friday (Nov 8), the Iraqi PM in his phone call with Trump pointed to the Republican leader's "campaign statements and promises to work towards ending wars in the region (West Asia)." Also read | Iran says Trump assassination claim by FBI 'totally unfounded' "The two sides agreed to coordinate efforts in achieving this goal," Sudani's office said. About 2,500 American troops are deployed in Iraq as part of a US-led coalition that was formed to help battle the Islamic State (ISIS). How were Iraq-US relations under Trump's first presidency? Under Trump's first term as US president from 2017-2021, relations deteriorated between Baghdad and Washington after a US drone strike in January 2020 killed Iranian general Qasem Soleimani. Also killed in the strike was Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, the deputy head of Iraq's former paramilitary Hashed al-Shaabi that have been integrated into the armed forces. As part of their investigations into Muhandis's assassination, the Iraqi judiciary issued a warrant for Trump's arrest in January 2021. (With inputs from agencies)

Iraqi PM urges US President-elect Donald Trump to work towards ending wars in West Asia

Princess of Wales, Catherine, is gradually resuming her royal responsibilities with plans to participate in two upcoming remembrance ceremonies. She is scheduled to be present at both the Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall on Saturday and the Remembrance Sunday service at the Cenotaph. &nbsp;

Queen Camilla's participation in these remembrance events remains uncertain, pending medical guidance closer to the dates. The 77-year-old monarch is currently recovering from a chest infection, which has led to the cancellation of several recent commitments.&nbsp;

<h3 lang="EN-US" paraeid="{12ce7660-9c6d-42ad-b205-9f76e55b54ce}{185}" paraid="574226873" >Distress for the family&nbsp;</h3>

The royal family faced mounting pressure during a particularly challenging period when social media became flooded with speculation and theories regarding the Princess of Wales's absence from public duties. The situation reached a junction when, amid intense public scrutiny and widespread conjecture, Catherine felt compelled to address the nation directly through a video announcement in March. &nbsp;

In this deeply personal message, she disclosed that following her surgery, post-operative tests had revealed the presence of cancer, which required her to undergo chemotherapy treatment.&nbsp;

<h3 lang="EN-US" paraeid="{0128eadc-1d61-4be5-931f-66ec70297de2}{61}" paraid="1694034565" >Prince of Wales in emotional turmoil&nbsp;</h3>

In related news, The Prince of Wales shared personal reflections on what he described as an exceptionally challenging period, calling it the most difficult year of his life as his family faces health challenges. &nbsp;

According to The Independent, when asked by reporters how his year has been, he said, “Honestly? It’s been dreadful. It’s probably been the hardest year in my life.” William had taken time off Royal duties since his wife went through preventative chemotherapy. He added, “So, trying to get through everything else and keep everything on track has been really difficult."

“But I’m so proud of my wife, I’m proud of my father, for ­handling the things that they have done. But from a personal family point of view, it’s been, yeah, it’s been brutal.”&nbsp;

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The family's distressing times&nbsp;continued into the summer months when another concerning incident affected the royal household. Princess Anne, aged 74, experienced a frightening accident while walking on the grounds of her estate when she was struck by a horse. &nbsp;

The impact resulted in a concussion and minor head trauma, requiring immediate medical attention. The Princess Royal was subsequently transported to the hospital, where she remained under medical supervision for a five-night stay. &nbsp;

Princess of Wales, Catherine, is gradually resuming her royal responsibilities with plans to participate in two upcoming remembrance ceremonies. She is scheduled to be present at both the Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall on Saturday and the Remembrance Sunday service at the Cenotaph.

Princess of Wales, Catherine, is gradually resuming her royal responsibilities with plans to participate in two upcoming remembrance ceremonies. She is scheduled to be present at both the Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall on Saturday and the Remembrance Sunday service at the Cenotaph. Queen Camilla's participation in these remembrance events remains uncertain, pending medical guidance closer to the dates. The 77-year-old monarch is currently recovering from a chest infection, which has led to the cancellation of several recent commitments. Distress for the family The royal family faced mounting pressure during a particularly challenging period when social media became flooded with speculation and theories regarding the Princess of Wales's absence from public duties. The situation reached a junction when, amid intense public scrutiny and widespread conjecture, Catherine felt compelled to address the nation directly through a video announcement in March. In this deeply personal message, she disclosed that following her surgery, post-operative tests had revealed the presence of cancer, which required her to undergo chemotherapy treatment. Prince of Wales in emotional turmoil In related news, The Prince of Wales shared personal reflections on what he described as an exceptionally challenging period, calling it the most difficult year of his life as his family faces health challenges. According to The Independent, when asked by reporters how his year has been, he said, “Honestly? It’s been dreadful. It’s probably been the hardest year in my life.” William had taken time off Royal duties since his wife went through preventative chemotherapy. He added, “So, trying to get through everything else and keep everything on track has been really difficult." “But I’m so proud of my wife, I’m proud of my father, for handling the things that they have done. But from a personal family point of view, it’s been, yeah, it’s been brutal.” Also read: Reunion of seasoned talent: Christopher Nolan's next stars Anne Hathaway, Tom Holland, Zendaya and more The family's distressing times continued into the summer months when another concerning incident affected the royal household. Princess Anne, aged 74, experienced a frightening accident while walking on the grounds of her estate when she was struck by a horse. The impact resulted in a concussion and minor head trauma, requiring immediate medical attention. The Princess Royal was subsequently transported to the hospital, where she remained under medical supervision for a five-night stay.

Kate Middleton resumes royal duties slowly after a ‘brutal’ year for the royal family

A committee of global food security experts warned on Friday (Nov 8) that there was a strong chance that famine would rapidly hit parts of the northern Gaza Strip, as the war between Israel and Hamas raged on.

A committee of global food security experts warned on Friday (Nov 8) that there was a strong chance that famine would rapidly hit parts of the northern Gaza Strip, as the war between Israel and Hamas raged on. The Famine Review Committee (FRC) said that it could be "assumed that starvation, malnutrition, and excess mortality due to malnutrition and disease, are rapidly increasing" in north Gaza. "Famine thresholds may have already been crossed or else will be in the near future," the FRC added. "If no effective action is taken by stakeholders with influence, the scale of this looming catastrophe is likely to dwarf anything we have seen so far in the Gaza Strip since 7 October 2023," the committee further said. 'Humanitarian situation in Gaza extremely grave' Israel and Hamas have been fighting a war in the Gaza Strip since October 7 last year. The United Nations (UN) has estimated that there are between 75,000 and 95,000 people still in northern Gaza. Last month, the Israeli military l began a wide military push in northern Gaza. Also read | Gaza war truce talks: 'Presence of Hamas in Doha is no longer accepted since...,' US tells Qatar Addressing a press conference, Associate Spokesperson for UN Secretary-General Stephanie Tremblay said, "According to the alert issued by the IPC's Famine Review Committee, there's a strong likelihood that famine is imminent in areas within the northern Gaza Strip. The alert further underscores that the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip, as we have just detailed, is extremely grave and rapidly deteriorating." "They're calling for immediate action within days, not weeks. And this action is required from all who are directly taking part in the conflict or who have an influence on its conduct to avert and to alleviate this catastrophic situation," Tremblay added. "We need to ensure that once, that supplies that enter Gaza are able to reach everywhere inside Gaza, to reach all of these people that are desperately in need of assistance. And so we're going to keep advocating for more and more assistance, reaching everywhere and in sufficient quantity," she added. Nearly 70% of deaths in Gaza are women and kids: UN The above developments came as the UN Human Rights Office said on Friday that nearly 70 per cent of the fatalities it has verified in the Gaza war were women and children, and condemned what it called a systematic violation of the fundamental principles of international humanitarian law. The 8,119 victims verified is a much lower number than the toll of more than 43,000 provided by Palestinian health authorities for the 13-month-old war. However, the UN breakdown of the victims' age and gender backs the Palestinian assertion that women and children represent a large portion of those killed in the war.

Israel-Hamas war: Experts say strong chance that famine will rapidly hit parts of north Gaza

US President-elect Donald Trump won the swing state Nevada in the 2024 presidential election and became the first GOP candidate to win the state after 20 years.&nbsp;

The Associate Press called the presidential race on Saturday (Nov 9) handing Harris a loss in Nevada where she held several campaigns.&nbsp;

Since 1992, Nevada has voted for the Democratic presidential nominee in every US election, except the two elections when George W Bush ran for president as a Republican.&nbsp;

In 2020, President Joe Biden won the state by 2.4 per cent more votes giving the Democrats a hope of winning Nevada in 2024 as well. But it could not happen.&nbsp;

With the results, Republicans surprised many by beating Democrats in Nevada this election.&nbsp;

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During the election campaign, both Harris and Biden made several visits to Nevada.&nbsp;

"Nevada, I am here asking for your vote. And here is my pledge to you, and I have your back, as president, I pledge to you to seek common ground and common sense solutions to the challenges you face. I am not looking to score political points," Harris said in one of her campaign speeches.&nbsp;

"I am looking to make progress. And I pledge to listen to experts, to listen to those who will be impacted by the decisions I make and to listen to people who disagree with me. Because that's what real leaders do," she added.&nbsp;

<h2>Final votes tally&nbsp;</h2>

Donald Trump's Republicans held on to a narrow edge on Friday as election officials tallied the final votes that will determine control of the US House of Representatives, though Democrats succeeded in flipping a pair of New York state seats.

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Republicans have secured at least 211 seats, seven short of the majority in the 435-member chamber, with 24 races left to be called, according to projections by Edison Research. Republicans are set to hold a majority of at least 53 seats in the Senate.

(With inputs from agencies)

US President-elect Donald Trump won the swing state Nevada in the 2024 presidential election and became the first GOP candidate to win the state after 20 years. The Associate Press called the presidential race on Saturday (Nov 9) handing Harris a loss in Nevada where she held several campaigns.

US President-elect Donald Trump won the swing state Nevada in the 2024 presidential election and became the first GOP candidate to win the state after 20 years. The Associate Press called the presidential race on Saturday (Nov 9) handing Harris a loss in Nevada where she held several campaigns. Since 1992, Nevada has voted for the Democratic presidential nominee in every US election, except the two elections when George W Bush ran for president as a Republican. In 2020, President Joe Biden won the state by 2.4 per cent more votes giving the Democrats a hope of winning Nevada in 2024 as well. But it could not happen. With the results, Republicans surprised many by beating Democrats in Nevada this election. Also read | Iran says Trump assassination claim by FBI 'totally unfounded' During the election campaign, both Harris and Biden made several visits to Nevada. "Nevada, I am here asking for your vote. And here is my pledge to you, and I have your back, as president, I pledge to you to seek common ground and common sense solutions to the challenges you face. I am not looking to score political points," Harris said in one of her campaign speeches. "I am looking to make progress. And I pledge to listen to experts, to listen to those who will be impacted by the decisions I make and to listen to people who disagree with me. Because that's what real leaders do," she added. Final votes tally Donald Trump's Republicans held on to a narrow edge on Friday as election officials tallied the final votes that will determine control of the US House of Representatives, though Democrats succeeded in flipping a pair of New York state seats. Also read | FEMA official directed aid workers to avoid houses with Trump signs, suspended: Report Republicans have secured at least 211 seats, seven short of the majority in the 435-member chamber, with 24 races left to be called, according to projections by Edison Research. Republicans are set to hold a majority of at least 53 seats in the Senate. (With inputs from agencies)

Donald Trump becomes first Republican presidential candidate to win Nevada after 20 years

US President-elect Donald Trump reiterated his commitment to strengthening the nation's borders, while also advocating for legal immigration.

Immigration Under Trump's Second Presidency

The Indian capital is choking as air quality continues to worsen. Multiple areas in Delhi have reached ‘severe’ levels in the air quality index, nearing the 450 mark. As winter approaches, air pollution across the city is intensifying, and the situation is expected to further deteriorate in the coming days.

New Delhi: Indian Capital Chokes Under Blanket Of Smog As AQI Drops To 'Severe' Category

Yemen's Houthi group said Friday that it has launched a hypersonic ballistic missile toward Nevatim Airbase in southern Israel, and has shot down a US MQ-9 Reaper drone over northern Yemen's Al-Jawf province. Watch this report for more details!

Houthis Target Israeli Airbase

A robotic dog patrols Donald Trump's Mar-a-lago home as security is beefed up after his election victory. Watch the visuals.

Robotic Dog Outside Trump's Residence

Germany Chancellor Scholz Loses Majority In Parliament. Germany's chancellor Olaf Scholz has fired his rebellious Finance Minister Christian Lindner from his government and this comes as the Ministers of the free Democratic party had vowed to quit Scholz's Coalition.

Germany Chancellor Scholz Loses Majority In Parliament

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The Big Gambler's $85 Million 'Trump' Jackpot

In a historic moment for the Zulu Kingdom and South Africa, King Misizulu and President Cyril Ramaphosa have officially unveiled the statue of the late King Shaka Zulu at King Shaka International Airport in Durban.

South Africa: Ramaphosa Unveils King Shaka's Statue In Durban

BREAKING: Bomb Blast In Pakistan Quetta Railway Station; At Least 20 killed, 40 injured

Bomb Blast In Pakistan Quetta Railway Station; At Least 20 killed, 40 injured

US President-elect Donald Trump on Thursday (Nov 7) announced Susie Wiles as his White House chief of staff. Wiles, one of his two campaign managers, entrusted a top position to a political operative who helped the Republican candidate win the 2024 elections.

US President-elect Donald Trump on Thursday (Nov 7) announced Susie Wiles as his White House chief of staff. Wiles, one of his two campaign managers, entrusted a top position to a political operative who helped the Republican candidate win the 2024 elections. The appointment was the first of what is expected to be a flurry of staffing announcements as Trump prepares to return to the White House on January 20. Also read | Trump 2.0 cabinet to have Elon Musk as 'secretary of cost-cutting'? Tesla CEO says… As gatekeeper to the president, the chief of staff typically wields great influence. The person manages White House staff, organizes the president's time and schedule, and maintains contact with other government departments and lawmakers. Wiles will be the first woman in US history to hold the position of chief of staff. "Susie is tough, smart, innovative, and is universally admired and respected," Trump said. “Susie will continue to work tirelessly to Make America Great Again. It is a well-deserved honour to have Susie as the first-ever female Chief of Staff in United States history,” the Republican further added. Who is Susie Wiles? Wiles is widely known in Trump's circle and beyond for managing Trump's most disciplined and effective campaign till date. She maintained a low profile throughout the election campaign, declining even to speak on the stage during Trump's victory celebration. She even avoided taking the official title of Trump's campaign manager. Wiles lacks federal government experience but she is known to have a close connection with the Republicans. She served as a senior adviser on Trump's 2016 and 2020 bids. Also read | 'Very cordial,’ Mexican President holds telephonic conversation with US presidential election winner Trump The daughter of legendary NFL broadcaster Pat Summerall, Wiles entered politics in 1980 while working for the election campaign of Ronald Reagan. Chris Whipple, the author of The Gatekeepers (A book which explores how the White House chief of staff influences a presidency), said Wiles is the one who knows how to "manage Trump." "She’s shown that she can manage Trump, that she works with him and can sometimes tell him hard truths, and that’s important,” he said. According to Trump aides quoted by the Associated Press, Wiles is seen as someone who can guide Trump’s moods and impulses without attempting to hold him back. (With inputs from agencies)

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