British Prime Minister Theresa May insisted that she would "never" allow Gibraltar to slip from British control against the wishes of Gibraltarians.

The shipment, the third-largest seizure in the history of continental Colombia, belonged to several drug gangs, among them the so-called Urabenos.

“We recorded violations at all polling stations; we witnessed congestions of people, who were uninformed and confused,” Khanjian said.

Paraguay's constitution, introduced in 1992 after 35 years of dictatorship, strictly limits presidents to a single five-year term.

Egyptian President Sisi was accused of violating the constitution and "selling" the islands in return for a multi-billion dollar aid package.

The majority of reports referred to various technical malfunctions in the course of the elections and constituted no obvious offense.

During a trip to Asia in March, U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said pre-emptive military action was an option "on the table".

According to Artsakh defense ministry, 16 violations by Azerbaijan were registered in the reporting period, with 150 shots fired overall.

Maduro's cash-strapped government now has the autonomy to sell stakes in Venezuela's oil fields, which contain the world's largest reserves.

The result marked a political humiliation for Serbia's beleaguered opposition parties, which say Vucic's rule is increasingly autocratic.