Power Party
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| Originally published | 2013 |
| Authors | Craig McCracken |
| Sean Carolan | |
| Abby Denson | |
| Genndy Tartakovsky | |
| Jennifer Moore | |
| Genres | Comics |
| Fiction | |
| Children's Literature | |
| Graphic Novel | |
| Illustrators | Sean Carolan |
| Abby Denson | |
| Philip Moy | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2234980 |
About Power Party
They're cute. They're fun. And they're powerful! The Cartoon Network classic Powerpuff Girls returns to comics in this collection of comic-book adventures. . . .
UK Scouts in South Korea: 'Strangers are coming up and apologising'
... On Monday, the head of the country s ruling People s Power Party, Kim Gi-hyeon, issued a public apology and proposed an investigation into the way taxpayers money had been spent on preparations for the scouts...
Nuclear weapons: Why South Koreans want the bomb
... This is our problem and our responsibility, " said Choi Ji-young, a forum member and member of South Korea s ruling People Power Party...
Israel crisis a battle for country's identity
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Israel protests: PM Netanyahu delays legal reforms after day of strikes
... Mr Netanyahu s far-right coalition partners, the Jewish Power Party, said they had withdrawn a veto on any delay to passing the reforms in return for a guarantee that Mr Netanyahu would pass them during the next session of parliament...
Jerusalem: Far-right Israeli minister visits flashpoint site
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Netanyahu's hard-line new government takes office in Israel
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Itamar Ben-Gvir: Israeli far-right leader set to join new coalition
...Israel s far-right Jewish Power Party has signed a coalition agreement with Benjamin Netanyahu s Likud party...
Itaewon crush: S Korea police admit response was inadequate
... " It s impossible to ask for legal responsibility, as nobody was responsible, " said Yoo Sang-bum, who is with the ruling People s Power Party, on local radio...
Itaewon crush: S Korea police admit response was inadequate
By Tessa WongBBC News, Seoul
South Korea 's police chief has said Crowd Control during The Itaewon crush was " inadequate" - The First acknowledgement from officials that they did not do enough to prevent it.
Amid growing calls for accountability, Yoon Hee-keun said police response was " disappointing" and that he felt " limitless responsibility about public safety" over What Happened .
He vowed a full investigation.
The deadly incident killed 155 people and injured 152 others.
It happened on Saturday Night as crowds gathered in an alley in Itaewon, a popular nightlife district in Seoul, to celebrate Halloween without restrictions for The First Time since Covid.
Mr Yoon said police had received numerous calls before The Accident happened, alerting them to The seriousness of The Situation , but their response was lacking. Seoul police said The First Call to South Korea 's emergency number came at 18:34 local time and there were 10 more calls over The Next three-and-a-half hours.
The Police chief said The Police would conduct a " speedy and rigorous intensive investigation" to see if proper action was taken after receiving The calls, and if officers had reacted appropriately.
Mr Yoon's comments follow. Authorities initially sought to portray it as an accident which could not be easily blamed on anyone.
The Police earlier said they deployed more officers for this year's Halloween festivities than they did for pre-Covid parties. One congressman on Tuesday also pointed out that because there was no main organiser for The Party , there had been no special requests made to The Police for Crowd Control and safety management.
" It's impossible to ask for legal responsibility, as nobody was responsible, " said Yoo Sang-bum, who is with The ruling People's Power Party , on local radio.
But President Yoon Suk-yeol said on Tuesday The Incident revealed The importance of crowd management and a lack of research in South Korea on The subject.
" Rather than nitpicking about whether The Event had an organiser or not, it's The People 's safety that's important, and we need to come up with thorough measures, " He Said , while suggesting The use of drones and other digital capabilities to manage crowds in future events.
President Yoon had been facing mounting political pressure and plummeting ratings even before The Incident . Police have said that on Saturday Night they had to redirect some of their resources to manage huge protests against The government elsewhere in The City .
Source of news: bbc.com