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UPDATE 3-Police arrest Serbia’s richest man in anti-graft probe
HERE Wed Dec 12, 2012 12:35pm EST

Miskovic, a slight, bespectacled 67-year-old who is estimated to be Serbia’s richest man, was arrested at his home in the snowbound capital, Belgrade. Eight others were also taken into custody, including Miskovic’s son, Marko.

• HERE Graft is a form of political corruption in which an official gains something due to a position of power, trust, or insider knowledge. Many governments have systems in place to prevent graft, and a discovery of graft can mark the end of a politician‘s career. These measures are designed to ensure that public officials perform their duties fairly and responsibly, and that they make decisions for the benefit of the people, rather than for a select few.

KNU President General Tamla Baw resigns and urges Congress to elect ‘right leaders’

Tuesday, 04 December 2012
HERE “I will resign at this Congress. I advise those who remain working in the KNU, that they have to work in the right way and to develop and bring on the new leaders. When electing new leaders at this Congress, please elect the right people who have the ability and the intelligence to analyze the political situations. Leaders are not those who are followers but can lead the people.”

Kuwait’s government resigns to make way for new cabinet

HERE Mon, 3 Dec, 2012

KUWAIT (Reuters) – Kuwait’s ruler accepted the government’s resignation on Monday, the state news agency KUNA said, a step designed to make way for a new cabinet in the Gulf Arab state after parliamentary elections boycotted by the opposition.

The election on Saturday was the second this year in the oil-producing nation, where a series of assemblies have collapsed due to a long-running power struggle between the parliament and the cabinet, in which the emir’s ruling family holds the top posts.

Entire Ukraine government resigns

HERE 03 Dec 2012

Ukrainian Prime Minister Mykola Azarov and the entire government resigned today in a surprise move after controversial elections as the economy teeters on the brink of recession.

Polish economy minister, deputy premier resigns