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경제·인문사회 연구회, 형사처벌 규정 정비 연구보고서 발간

경제·인문사회연구회는 형사처벌 합리화 방안을 담은 보고서를 발간했다. 현행 법률의 63.4%가 처벌 조항을 포함하며, 행정상 의무 위반 관련이 87.1%에 달해 형벌의 일반적 규제 수단화를 문제로 지적했다.

Argentina estreia na Copa do Mundo contra Argélia no Grupo J

Argentina, liderada por Lionel Messi, inicia a Copa do Mundo em busca do bicampeonato. A equipe estreia no Grupo J contra Argélia, Jordânia e Áustria. A seleção argentina, campeã em 2022, chega com títulos da Copa América 2024 e Eliminatórias Sul-Americanas.

Agricultores y transportistas retoman protestas en la CDMX

Integrantes del Frente Nacional para el Rescate al Campo Mexicano protestaron en la CDMX por demandas no resueltas. Se comprometieron a mesas de diálogo con dependencias federales.

N Rangasamy takes oath as Puducherry CM for 5th time

N Rangasamy has been sworn in as Puducherry's Chief Minister for a fifth term, leading an AINRC-BJP NDA government. He secured victory in two constituencies during the recent assembly elections. The NDA coalition holds a comfortable majority in the 30-member assembly, ensuring a stable government for the Union Territory.

AINRC Leads in Puducherry Elections 2026, CM Rangasamy Retains Thattanchavady

Early trends from the Election Commission show the All India N.R. Congress (AINRC) leading in 9 out of 17 constituencies in the Puducherry Assembly elections 2026. Chief Minister N Rangasamy is set to retain his Thattanchavady seat with a lead of 4,441 votes. The BJP leads in 2 seats, while INC, DMK, and AIADMK each lead in 1 seat. Independents are ahead in 3 constituencies.

Puducherry Assembly Election Counting to Begin Monday with Record 89.83% Turnout

Counting for Puducherry assembly elections begins Monday at 8 am with record 89.83% voter turnout. The high-stakes contest involves NDA (AINRC), Congress-led SPA, and TVK. Results expected within hours across 30 constituencies, with CM N Rangasamy defending his Thattanchavady stronghold against former CM V Vaithilingam.

Puducherry 2026 Assembly Polls Record 89.83% Turnout; Counting Set for May 4

Puducherry's 2026 Assembly elections recorded a historic 89.83% voter turnout with counting scheduled for May 4 across all 30 seats. The main contest is between the ruling AINRC-BJP-led NDA and the Congress-DMK alliance, featuring several razor-thin battles and high-profile leaders including Chief Minister N Rangasamy contesting from two seats.

Dutch economy stagnates amid falling exports, rising inflation

According to NRC newspaper, the impact of the energy crisis on the economy was limited in March but a prolonged disruption of energy supplies may increase pressure on the Dutch industry

Exit Polls 2026: Mixed Predictions for Tamil Nadu and West Bengal; BJP Projected to Win Assam, UDF Expected to Unseat LDF in Kerala

Exit polls for 2026 assembly elections in five Indian states show divergent predictions. BJP-led alliance projected to win comfortable majority in Assam, with NDA likely to win two-thirds seats. In Kerala, UDF expected to unseat LDF, potentially marking first time since 1977 that Left is not in office anywhere. Tamil Nadu shows tight race with Axis My India giving Vijay's TVK edge over DMK alliance. West Bengal predictions vary: P Marq projects BJP majority, Matrize gives BJP edge without majority, while People's Pulse predicts TMC victory for Mamata Banerjee's fourth term. Results expected May 4.

Puducherry 2026 Assembly Elections: High Voter Turnout Marks Tight Three-Way Contest

Puducherry's 2026 Assembly elections recorded an 89.83% voter turnout with polling on April 29 and counting scheduled for May 4. Multiple exit polls project a narrow NDA lead (15-25 seats) over the Congress-DMK alliance (4-13 seats), while Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam emerges as a third force in several constituencies. Key seats including Mangalam, Thattanchavady and Ozhukarai witnessed high-profile contests.

Thousands Clash With Police in Imphal Amid Protests Over Manipur Issues

Thousands of protesters clashed with police in Imphal on Saturday after being stopped from marching to the chief minister’s residence. The Coordinating Committee on Manipur Integrity (Cocomi) organized the march, raising concerns about a alleged proxy war, narco-terrorism linked to Kuki groups, and demanding judicial inquiry into the killing of three civilians at Tronglaobi, safe resettlement of IDPs, scrapping of the Suspension of Operations (SoO) agreement, and NRC implementation. Around 25 protesters were injured during the police dispersal using tear gas shells and smoke bombs. A Cocomi member was assaulted amid internal discontent over transparency issues.

Meira Paibi protest in Imphal East; women seek NRC