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Netanyahu Ran for Re-Election on Iran War Record as Israel Voted October 27
October’s election in Israel is no longer a routine political contest. It has become a verdict on a…
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Tens of thousands march in first Budapest Pride since Orban lost power
Budapest’s Pride march this year moved through streets that were, for the first time in years, legally open…
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Liberal insiders question future of Opposition Leader Angus Taylor
Angus Taylor has been Opposition Leader for only months. The same Liberal Party insiders who helped him push…
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Albania Protests Target Kushner-Linked Resort as Rama Defends Project
The Albanian prime minister’s parliamentary majority is now the thinnest of tightropes. A vote of no confidence, called…
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Thousands March in Tirana as Kushner Project Sparks Government Corruption Claims
Jared Kushner’s name is not on the protest signs. It does not need to be. The former White…
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Serbian President Vucic announces resignation, triggering early elections
Belgrade’s political machinery is grinding toward an election cycle that nobody saw coming this soon. Aleksandar Vucic, Serbia’s…
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Serbia’s President Vucic announces resignation, triggering early elections
BELGRADE — The waiting rooms in Serbia’s state clinics will still be full after Aleksandar Vucic leaves office.…
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Over 10,000 march in Budapest Pride after Orban’s election loss
BUDAPEST — The rainbow flags that flew over Budapest on Saturday came down a different political sky than…
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Swedish PM Ulf Kristersson resigns after opposition wins election by narrow margin
VISBY, Sweden, June 27 — The choreography was meant to signal victory. As Ulf Kristersson finished speaking at…
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Serbia’s President Aleksandar Vucic says will resign within ‘weeks’
BELGRADE, June 27 — President Aleksandar Vucic announced Saturday he will step down within weeks, a move that…
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Thousands join Budapest Pride after Orban’s election defeat
BUDAPEST, June 28 — More than 10,000 Hungarians gathered in Budapest on Saturday for the city’s first annual…
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The Coming Famine: How war and empire are starving the world
WASHINGTON, June 27 — A decorated combat veteran and former senior advisor to the Department of War is…
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Congress assigns zone leaders for Uttarakhand outreach starting June 28
The 2027 Uttarakhand assembly elections are still roughly a year away. But the Congress party is already moving,…
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Uttarakhand Congress begins zonal outreach campaign for 2027 elections
The clock on the 2027 Uttarakhand assembly elections began ticking from a party office in Dehradun this week.…
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Uttarakhand Congress unveils zone-based outreach plan for 2027 assembly polls
The Congress party in Uttarakhand is moving early. With the 2027 state assembly elections still a year away,…
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Starmer resigns as UK prime minister after Labour’s local election losses
LONDON, June 26 — There was a time when Britannia ruled the waves. Now the waves rule Britannia.…
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Birmingham MP Al Carns challenges Andy Burnham for PM
BIRMINGHAM, June 26 — Former Royal Marine and Labour MP Al Carns has confirmed he will only challenge…
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Starmer resigns as prime minister and Labour leader; Northern Ireland parties react
Two years. That is how long Keir Starmer lasted as prime minister before his own party threw him…
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Starmer Resigns as Prime Minister Two Years After Labour’s Landslide Win
LONDON — The numbers tell a story that no spin doctor can fix. Seven prime ministers in a…
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Italian Opposition Leader Elly Schlein Aims to Challenge Giorgia Meloni by 2027
ROME — The clock is ticking on Giorgia Meloni. Italian law says national elections must be held before…
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One Nation’s Farrer by-election win signals broader political shift underway
The by-election that delivered the seat of Farrer to One Nation on June 26 was not an isolated…
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Italian Opposition Leader Elly Schlein Sets Sights on 2027 Election Challenge
ROME — The clock is ticking on Giorgia Meloni. Not on her government, which is stable enough. On…
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