EVP and AfD: Manfred Weber Sits Between Two Stools
Manfred Weber, chairman of the European People's Party (EVP), is facing significant pressure due to internal divisions regarding the party's relationship with the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD).
Letter to the Editor. This is why we are boycotting Mohamsson's charade of democracy
Members of the Liberal Party in Stockholm are calling for a boycott of an upcoming extraordinary party meeting in protest against perceived undemocratic practices instigated by the party's leadership.
Alexis Charitsis has not resigned yet - Continuous meetings at the offices of the New Left
Alexis Charitsis remains in leadership of the New Left party amid ongoing discussions about the party's political direction.
Upper Franconia: Bamberg CSU chief gives up
Gerhard Seitz, head of the local CSU in Bamberg, resigns from his position following the party's defeat in municipal elections, calling for a fundamental political renewal.
Why the Congress in Assam is not able to stop the infighting and movement, where is Priyanka Gandhi?
The article discusses ongoing turmoil within the Assam Congress party and questions the absence of Priyanka Gandhi's leadership amidst internal disputes.
Ben Woodfinden: This is what Pierre Poilievre looks like in real life
Pierre Poilievre's recent appearance on Joe Rogan's podcast successfully showcased his advocacy for Canadian interests in the U.S.
WSJ on Cuba: The regime is on the brink of collapse - But a wrong move by Trump could save it
The Wall Street Journal warns that Cuba is approaching a critical turning point, with increased social pressure and signs of regime weakening, while asserting that U.S. policy may play a pivotal role in the future.
Expert on L-scream: More may follow Leijonborg
Political expert Patrik Öhberg suggests that Lars Leijonborg's return to the Liberals may be a symbolic turning point for the struggling party.
South Australian election: Labor heads for a win, the Liberals a battering and One Nation a test of surging support
In the lead-up to the South Australian state election, Labor is predicted to win decisively, while the Liberals face significant losses, and One Nation's rising support poses new challenges for the political landscape.
Feeling left behind: the AfD strikes a nerve in Büdingen, Hesse
The article discusses the political climate in the towns of Büdingen and Friedberg in Hesse, Germany, where feelings of being overlooked have contributed to the rise of the AfD party's support.
SDP MP to MTV: This is what was missing from the harassment investigation
SDP MP Pia Hiltunen criticizes the party's harassment investigation for not including perspectives from parliamentary representatives.
"A totally broken form of trust": in Nantes, the PS-LFI alliance worries the economic world
The recent alliance between the Socialist Party and La France Insoumise in Nantes has raised concerns among local entrepreneurs about the potential impact on the city's economic dynamism.
Tõnis Saarts: The Reform Party is selling us a foggy vision under the guise of future insights
Tõnis Saarts critiques the Reform Party for promoting a vague and unclear vision for Estonia's future involving artificial intelligence without sparking significant public debate.
Nasima Razmyar Appeals to Petteri Orpo: Do Something About the National Coalition's Writing on the Vantaa Funerals
Nasima Razmyar criticizes Prime Minister Petteri Orpo and his party for their insensitive comments regarding the funerals in Vantaa, calling for action to address their disrespectful rhetoric.
Taiwan’s main opposition parties join forces for local elections, foundation for 2028 race
Taiwan's main opposition parties, the Kuomintang and the Taiwan People’s Party, have agreed to collaborate in the upcoming local elections, aiming to establish a united front for the 2028 presidential race.
One battle after another
The article discusses the political situation in Norway, highlighting the uncertainty surrounding the leadership of Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre despite his party's electoral victory.
Division in the Coalition over Vaccination. Babiš Unexpectedly Supported SPD
The article discusses the recent division in the Czech coalition government regarding vaccination policies, highlighting Babiš's unexpected support for the SPD party.
Eid-el-Fitr: LP, Natasha urges reflection, peace
The Labour Party and Kogi Central lawmaker Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan have called on Nigerians to reflect on peace and unity during Eid-el-Fitr amid the country's challenges.
The chairman of the sister party of the Independence Party wants Norway in the EU
The chairman of Norway's Conservative Party argues for the country's EU membership amid potential Icelandic application for accession.
Rep. Jeon Yong-ki Requests Investigation from the Ministry of Personnel Management over Allegations of Inappropriate Intervention by Kim Yong-won; Kim Yong-won Calls it Groundless
The Democratic Party's Rep. Jeon Yong-ki has requested an investigation from the Ministry of Personnel Management regarding allegations of inappropriate intervention by former National Human Rights Commission member Kim Yong-won in promotions and personnel decisions.
Does Kim Eo-jun need to apologize for the 'prosecution cancellation transaction theory'? Park Joo-min is the only one who says '△'
Candidates in the Democratic Party's primary for Seoul mayor agree that broadcaster Kim Eo-jun should apologize regarding recent allegations, with some suggesting that the necessity of the apology depends on whether he had prior knowledge of the claims.
Osaka Chapter of the Liberal Democratic Party Introduces New System to Uncover Candidates for Next Spring's Unified Local Elections
The Osaka chapter of Japan's Liberal Democratic Party has announced the introduction of a new system to foster candidates for the upcoming unified local elections in April.
Oriol Junqueras assures that he does not fear Gabriel Rufián's departure: 'ERC is above everything'
Oriol Junqueras, leader of the ERC, stated that he is not worried about the potential departure of Gabriel Rufián, emphasizing that ERC is a long-standing political party that stands above individual leaders.
Umberto and Silvio, the Party Poopers Who Stopped the Left
The article explores the dynamics between Silvio Berlusconi and Umberto Bossi, who played a pivotal role in shaping Italy's political landscape in the early 1990s, ultimately derailing the left's momentum.
[Breaking News] Kim Sang-wook Confirmed as Democratic Party Candidate for Ulsan Mayor
Kim Sang-wook has been confirmed as the Democratic Party's candidate for Ulsan Mayor in the 6.3 local elections.
The Government's Transition Commission is Ready
The Norwegian government has announced the formation of a transition commission to strategize the wind-down of the country's oil industry, led by Erlend Grimstad.
Interest in the Vice Chair Position of the National Coalition Party - Ikonen Has Announced Her Resignation
The vice chair position of Finland's National Coalition Party has become a hot topic as Anna-Kaisa Ikonen announces her resignation after six years.
Municipal Election Frankfurt: These are the Kings among the Vote Collectors
Frankfurt's municipal election has seen significant changes as voters reorganized their preferred candidates, elevating some such as Thomas Dürbeck despite his party's lack of support.
Declare Abaribe’s seat vacant, Abia APGA tells Senate
The All Progressives Grand Alliance in Abia State has urged the Senate to declare Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe's seat vacant due to his resignation from the party.
Democratic Party of Gyeonggi Province Confirms Candidates Kim Byeong-wook for Seongnam and Jeong Deok-young for Yangju, 8 Others Set for Primaries
The Democratic Party's Gyeonggi Province party has confirmed Kim Byeong-wook as the candidate for Seongnam mayor and Jeong Deok-young for Yangju mayor, while eight other local candidates will compete in primaries.
"Always Vote for Bossi", Banners and Tributes from Major League Figures in a Procession to the Senatùr's House
Following the death of Umberto Bossi, supporters and prominent members of his political party, Lega Nord, gathered in tribute at his home in Gemonio.
Brexit: After the words of the Mayor of London to Repubblica: 'The national psychodrama returns'
Sadiq Khan's recent interview has sparked political controversy and reactions from various factions in the UK.
The story behind that apple video and 9 key moments from Pierre Poilievre’s Joe Rogan episode
Pierre Poilievre, leader of the Canadian Conservative Party, discusses various topics with Joe Rogan during a recent interview, including Canadian identity and political issues.
Pence backs Trump’s Iran strikes, says president ‘ignored’ GOP isolationists
Former Vice President Mike Pence praises President Trump's military strikes against Iran while criticizing him for not heeding the isolationist wing of the Republican Party.
Riikka Purra: Big Savings Coming
Riikka Purra, Finland's Minister of Finance and leader of the Finns Party, spoke about significant upcoming budget cuts and the need for political accountability in an event held for political journalists.
Côte d'Ivoire: new legal procedure against Tidjane Thiam's presidency at the PDCI
A member of the Democratic Party of Côte d'Ivoire is filing a legal complaint to declare the presidency of Tidjane Thiam vacant due to his absence from the country for over a year.
Emor: Center Party has risen to the heels of the Fatherland Party
A recent Emor survey shows that support for Estonia's Center Party among non-Estonian voters has reached a record high, bringing it close to the Fatherland Party’s standings.
Kekin against introducing children to the Croatian Army, while attending the Trnje bonfire commemorating partisans?!
Ivana Kekin criticizes the Croatian government's militarization of society and the introduction of elementary school students to the Croatian Army, while simultaneously her party organizes a commemoration for partisans accused of war crimes.
Kim Jong-hyuk also attacks the pro-Jang Dong-hyuk faction over the 'suspension of effectiveness'
Kim Jong-hyuk's legal challenge against a disciplinary recommendation from the Liberty Korea Party highlights internal conflicts and leadership issues within the party.
Jeong Cheong-rae: "Jang Kyung-tae, who is accused of sexual assault, left the party while preparing for emergency disciplinary action"
Representative Jeong Cheong-rae expressed that he was preparing to impose emergency disciplinary actions against Jang Kyung-tae, who is facing sexual assault allegations, but Jang's departure from the party prevented this action.
Changes in the concert series 'For Really Little Ones'! The final concert invites to the 'Charlotte's Party'
The concert series 'For Really Little Ones' will feature a new program titled 'Charlotte's Party', replacing 'Pippi Longstocking's Carnival' due to changes in the repertoire.
Lars Leijonborg is running for L
Lars Leijonborg has announced his candidacy for the Liberal Party in the upcoming parliamentary elections in Sweden, highlighting the party's significance in politics despite its current challenges.
‘Yoon Seok-yeol Prosecutor’s Office’ Fabricated Indictments Special Committee Approves Investigation Plan Led by Democratic Party
The National Assembly's Special Committee on the Investigation of Fabricated Indictments under the Yoon Seok-yeol administration, led by the Democratic Party, approved an investigation plan on October 20.
‘United Sofa Voters’ Could Be Denmark’s Second Largest Party. But What Will the Parties Do with That Knowledge?
The article discusses how the emerging political group 'United Sofa Voters' could potentially become Denmark's second largest party and raises questions about how established political parties will respond to this development.
Leader of Liberals: Cancellation of Some US Sanctions Against Minsk Should Not Affect Lithuania's Position
The leader of the Liberal party in Lithuania asserts that the recent lifting of certain U.S. sanctions on Belarus should not influence Lithuania's stance, which remains committed to European decisions regarding sanctions.
The Mysterious Meeting of Tusk and Cost Cuts in the NFZ. PiS Wants Explanations
Poland's PiS party is demanding explanations regarding a confidential meeting between Prime Minister Donald Tusk and NFZ officials amid proposed cuts to health services.
Democratic Party to Process Jang Kyung-tae's Resignation Immediately... Will Demand Severe Punishment Equivalent to Expulsion
The Democratic Party of Korea has decided to process Representative Jang Kyung-tae's resignation and demand a punishment equivalent to expulsion due to ongoing sexual assault allegations.
Former Deputy Spokesperson of the People Power Party Apologizes to President Lee...Incorrect Commentary on Gangster Connection Allegations
A former deputy spokesperson of the People Power Party apologized for comments he made about President Lee Jae-myung's alleged connection to gangsters, which have now been proven false.
Cho Kuk: We need to reflect on the process of discussing the prosecution reform bill... Yellow light is on for the government's operation system
Cho Kuk, the leader of the Justice Party, emphasized the need for reflection on the discussions surrounding the prosecution reform bill, stating that the internal conflicts have raised concerns about the government's operational system.
Municipal Elections: How the Right Can Succeed
The right-wing parties in France face challenges in the municipal elections, emphasizing the need for voter unity to succeed in the second round after an ineffective alliance with Macron's party.