Throughout the world political unrest

Africa:

It’s reported on Saturday there was post-election violence in area of Nairobi it said that Kenyan police have killed at least 11 people in crackdown on protest as anger at the re-election of president Uhuru Kenyatta erupted in western part of city of Kisumu and slums surrounding the capital officials and witnesses said.

The election of violence has revived memories of approx. decade ago when odinga lost an election in controversial circumstances that sparked a wave of political and ethnic unrest in which 1200 people were killed and 60,000 displaced.

Though Kofi Annan the former UN head who had reconcile between parties during those crisis stated on Saturday issuing a statement to Kenya’s leaders to “be careful with their rhetoric and action in this tense atmosphere.”

Lieutenant Johnson Muthama representing Odinga said police had been packing corpses into body bags and dumping them, remarks likely to exacerbate the tensions that followed Friday night’s official announcements’ Kenya had won with 54.3 % of votes. “We will not be cowed. We will not relent.”

As with previous votes in 2007 and 2013 this year election have exposed the underlying ethnic tension in nation of 45 million people the economic engine of the East Africa and the region’s main trading hub.

LONDON:

Saturday in Britain got news regarding transition period to soften its exit from the European Union But that can’t be stop Brexit says two ministers signaling truce between rival factions in Prime Minister Theresa May’s cabinet. The pro European finance minister Philip Hammond and ardent Brexiter trade minister Liam fox looked to end the debate by setting out a joint position in newspaper article for Sunday telegraph “we believe atime-limited interim period will be important to further our national interest and give business greater certainty but it cannot be indefinite it cannot be a back door to staying in the EU”. The prospect of an exit deal that saw little immediate change on issues like immigration when Britain leaves in March2019 and which could last until 2022. Still issue is on, so which trends it takes would worth to see when it will form it identity.

CHINA:

Due stop transition declared from the US government if it supported trade treaties with North Korea than it china who has loosed economic back down which seems to unrest people seeing it present condition further election coming around. Later talk from both countries presidents remedied situation early but it disputing issues with India is still on seeing present situation at Doklam.

VENEZULA:

Since the election of president Nicolas Maduro’s country is full chaos. Latest it was on Friday when President Donald Trump on Friday said that he wouldn’t rule out military action against Venezuela in response to the country’s descent into political crisis election.

Trump volunteered “we have many options for Venezuela and by the way I’m going to rule out a military option. A military operation and military option is certainly something we could pursue”.

Venezuelans defense minister called trumps talk of a military intervention an act of craziness and supreme extremism. As new constitution in under hands of Mudro country completely unrest since it’s seem throughout chaos are there. Until President Mudro restore countries constitution it a high time to see stability.