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This new treaty created 3 new bases : the european Communities, the Common Foreign and Security Policy and the police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters. This treaty started an economic and monetary union and get stronger the European Parliament. And Autria, Finland and Sweden were added in 1995 to this new union. Then on the 1st of January 2002, these 12 countries (Italy, France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Spain, Germany, Austria, Finland, Portugal and Greece) adopted a new currency

weeks after Lexington and Concord, the Second Continental Congress met in Philadelphia as planned. When the group convened, delegates' attitudes toward Britain was mixed, many still felt loyalty toward King George III, blaming his ministers and Parliament for bad policies. All delegates rejected Parliament’s authority to tax the colonies, but only a few actually wanted independence. During the next months they made several crucial decisions. • Creating a Continental Army. War had already begun

About two dozen people, among them opposition members of Armenia’s parliament, clashed with riot police on Thursday as they protested against a controversial ban on street trade in Yerevan. The incident took place outside the Armenian main government building during a weekly session of Prime Minister Tigran Sarkisian’s cabinet. Protests staged there by small groups of citizens have long been a regular occurrence. Robert Melkonian, a controversial deputy chief of the Yerevan police specializing

Tower in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. However, the builders of the Allen-Bradley Clock Tower did not add chimes) to the clock, so the Great Clock of Westminster still holds the title of the "world's largest four-faced chiming clock". You even know when parliament is in session, because a light shines above the clock face. The name Big Ben actually refers not to the clock-tower itself, but to the thirteen ton bell hung within. This bell came originally from the old Palace of Westminster, it was given

im europäischen Integrationsprozess der 90er Jahre, in Journal für Entwicklungspolitik, XVIII/2, 2002, 119 Benoit-Rohmer F., Human Rights mainstreaming in EU’s external relations, EIUC Study, 04.05.2009 Boumans E./ Norbarts M., The European Parliament and Human Rights, Netherlands Quarterly of Human Rights, 1989, 87 Brandtner B./Rosas A., A human rights in the external Relations of the European Community. An Analysis of Doctrine and Practise, European Journal of International Law, 1998, 468

governor general of Australia named Sir William Deane. The first minister, John Howard, is the chef of gouvernment and the chef of the parliament, he was appointed by the Governor General. This parliament is cut in two parts: -The senate who holds the legislative power, also called upper house -House of representatives wich is the first chamber of parliament, it is also named lower house. Elections are by universal suffrage, that is to say all persons who have the age of majority can vote.

such as: UK, Denmark (in 1973) 1951: the coal and steel organization had set up the 1st institution such as the High Authority which is now: - European Council (=conseil de l’ordre) - The parliament - Court of Justice 1965: Merger treaty (fusion des institutions), creating the European council, a Parliament and finally the European court of Justice. This was essential to prepare a larger access to the European community and to organize a more commercial unity between the different countries.

a term used to describe those children of Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent who were removed from their families by the Australian Federal and State government agencies and church missions), under acts of their respective parliaments.[1][2] The removals occurred in the period between approximately 1869[3] and 1969,[4][5] although in some places children were still being taken in the 1970s.[6] The extent of the removal of children, and the reasoning behind their removal, are

article about Devolution in Scotland and what impact it could have on the union between the nations. Devolution is in the context of the article, the transfer of power from a central government, in this case the British Parliament to a local government, in this case a Scottish Parliament. Indeed, In 1997 the Labour Government initiated a program of devolution to Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, seven years after Margaret Thatcher resigned from her post as Prim Minister. In this program the Labour

droits des individus. Ainsi, l’habeas corpus de 1679 a pour objectif de protéger les individus contre la détention abusive ou encore le Bill of Rights de 1688 qui n’est d’autre que la déclaration des droits. D’autres textes fondamentaux comme le Parliament Act ou encore le Lords Act ont pour objectif de limiter les pouvoirs de la Chambre des Lords. Alors, comment s’est traduite l’évolution du régime parlementaire en Grande-Bretagne ? La Grande-Bretagne est caractérisée par l’existence d’une «