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A Scottish court on Aug. 30 rejected a request to place an interim block on Prime Minister Boris Johnson's order to suspend parliament but said it would hear full arguments next week, a lawmaker who brought the case said.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Friday pledged to build an "international, outward-looking Britain" after leaving the European Union after more than 40 years, which will continue to be an "energetic partner" to its international allies, AFP and The Guardian reported.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson urged lawmakers to support Brexit on October 31st and said they had promised to respect the result of the 2016 referendum for the UK's exit from the European Union, Reuters reported.

But since Orban's ruling Fidesz party returned to power in 2010, it has become the must-attend event for right-wing Hungarian intelligentsia loyal to Fidesz.

It was a speech in 2014 that made the biggest waves internationally as Orban set out a vision for an "illiberal state" that became a template for nationalist-populists everywhere.

Boris Johnson took over as Britain's new prime minister on July 24 vowing to prove the "gloomsters" wrong and get a new deal to leave the European Union on October 31- or exit without one.

The premiership triumph of Brexit hardliner Boris Johnson, whose family roots reach back to an Ottoman interior minister, has made his fellow Turkish townsmen from the northern province of Çankırı quite "proud," a Turkish citizen residing in the province has told Demirören News Agency.

Seeking to regain momentum in his bid to become the next prime minister of Britain, Boris Johnson said on June 24 he was seriously prepared to take the country out of the European Union in October even if a deal with the bloc had not been reached.

Ten candidates will compete for Theresa May's place as leader of the British Conservative Party. 

The Museum of Modern Greek Culture in the 18th century Tzistarakis Mosque presents Lydia Venieri's "Byronic Heroes," a critically acclaimed collection of paintings inspired by the characters in Lord Byron's stories.

Not for the first time, Bear Grylls has been criticized for his attitude to nature, publications in the Western media show on the case in Bulgaria. He, his partner, and the company, organized the filming in Rila, are threatened with fines because the two men were swimming in the Karakashevo lake, started a fire and caught and killed the frog.