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The SPD suffered a significant loss in the Rheinland-Pfalz election, losing the state chancellery to the CDU, marking the end of a 35-year hold.
Erik de la Reguera: Paris Keeps Cycling - The Left Retains Power in Major Cities
The left-wing parties maintain control over Paris, Marseille, and Lyon after the recent mayoral elections, but uncertainties loom ahead of next year's presidential election.
The SUS Queue in an Election Year
Amid election year tensions, the wait for specialized treatment in Brazil's Unified Health System (SUS) remains a pressing issue for patients.
Election in Rhineland-Palatinate: The CDU can celebrate again
The CDU's victory in Rhineland-Palatinate marks the end of a 35-year era of SPD leadership in the state.
Munich will have its first Green mayor, 35-year-old Kraus
35-year-old David Kraus is set to become Munich's first mayor from the Green party.
Vorcaro's plea negotiations put political class and STF under pressure in election year
Daniel Vorcaro's negotiations for a plea deal with law enforcement have heightened tensions in Brazil’s political landscape amid the election season.
This Year, Several Parties Will Not Receive Full State Funding
Several political parties in Latvia will not receive full state financing due to various eligibility issues, including election results and compliance with banking regulations.
The old, the naked and the Jutland dreamer: Here are the election's independents
The 77-year-old Knud Gaarn-Larsen is seeking voter support for his candidacy in the Danish Parliament but faces rejection due to his age.
In a new gesture to police in the election year, Tarcísio will pay performance bonuses
The government of São Paulo has authorized a R$ 609 million performance bonus for police officers, scheduled for April 2025, as part of Governor Tarcísio de Freitas' efforts to recognize their work amid electoral pressures.
Ukraine's election commission rules out presidential elections this year
Ukraine's election commission announced that organizing fair presidential elections is impossible until six months after a ceasefire agreement.
Durigan Takes Over the Treasury with the Challenge to Shield Fiscal Policies and Pave the Economy for Possible Lula 4
Dario Durigan is set to officially take over as Brazil's Minister of Finance, tasked with managing fiscal pressures in an election year while preparing for the potential continuation of Lula's economic policies.
In election year, Tarcísio attends to police and proposes 10% salary increase to Alesp
Governor Tarcísio de Freitas has proposed a 10% salary increase for the Civil and Military Police in São Paulo, along with changes to their career plans, as part of a package sent to the state legislature.
How to Deal with Entrance Exam Stress in an Election Year
The article discusses the rising public and media attention on entrance exams for secondary schools in Slovakia, particularly highlighting the systemic issues that disadvantage less affluent families.
Karlsfeld: The cuddly election campaign in Karlsfeld is over
The election in Karlsfeld will determine whether the 18-year dominance of the CSU party will continue or if a shift in leadership will occur with opposition support.
Trump continues to push for release of Tina Peters as Colorado governor weighs clemency
Former President Donald Trump is advocating for the release of election worker Tina Peters, who is serving a nine-year sentence for her involvement in a 2021 security breach related to the 2020 presidential election.
Lula calls on Federal Police against diesel price increases concerned about negative reflections in the election year
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has initiated investigations into alleged illegal practices in the diesel fuel sector amid rising prices and inflation concerns ahead of elections.
Annie Reuterskiöld: The X-factor of the Election Came Early This Year
Birgitta Ohlsson's defection to the Center Party shakes up the Liberal Party during a critical election year.
The fracture in the MAGA world intensifies and threatens to break the foundations of Trumpism in a crucial election year
A prominent figure in the MAGA world resigned in protest against the Trump administration's renewed involvement in Middle Eastern conflicts, highlighting divisions within the movement.
Quebec pre-election budget set to be tabled Wednesday
Quebec's Finance Minister is set to present the province's budget for the 2026-2027 fiscal year on Wednesday, which is expected to focus on investment in infrastructure and stability amid external uncertainties.
American Senate begins debate on bill targeting changes in US elections, which could take effect this year
The U.S. Senate is debating a Republican-backed election bill that seeks to implement stricter voter registration rules ahead of the November elections, despite facing opposition from Democrats and uncertainty about its passage.
In an election year, Netanyahu's rivals seek to adopt a hard stance against Iran
In Israel, political competitors of Netanyahu are proposing aggressive measures against Iran, reflecting a consensus among Zionist parties on the need for tough policies.
Far-Right Performs Well in the First Round of Municipal Elections in France
Marine Le Pen's far-right party achieved significant gains in the first round of municipal elections across France, indicating its rising popularity ahead of next year's presidential election.
Headlines: Towards a Fifth Term for Denis Sassou Nguesso
Denis Sassou Nguesso, the 82-year-old incumbent president of Congo, is expected to secure a fifth term amidst allegations of electoral fraud and a backdrop of economic challenges.
Nigeria: one year before the presidential election, the political landscape is in full reconfiguration
Nigeria's political landscape is undergoing significant changes less than a year ahead of the presidential elections, with the People's Democratic Party facing a crisis and the African Democratic Congress emerging as a new opposition coalition.
Troels Lund Poulsen Tops List of Donations – He Doesn't Want to Talk About This Year's Election Campaign
The number of significant money donations to parliamentary candidates has tripled in seven years, with Troels Lund Poulsen topping the list, according to a new report.
Debate on Working Hours Needs to Explicit Costs
In an election year, proposals to reduce working hours in Brazil will gain momentum in Congress, with a recent poll showing substantial public support for the initiative.
Turnout low in French mayoral elections seen as key test ahead of 2027 presidential race
French municipal elections were marked by low voter turnout, serving as a significant indicator of public sentiment prior to next year's presidential election.
Municipal elections in France test the strength of the far-right before the presidential election
French voters participated in municipal elections, seen as a significant test for the far-right and traditional parties ahead of next year's presidential election.
Supporters of Orbán Gathered for a Pre-Election Rally in Hungary
Tens of thousands rallied in Budapest to support Prime Minister Viktor Orbán just four weeks ahead of the elections that pose an unprecedented challenge to his 16-year rule.
Local Election: From Student Representative to Politician
Lorenz Höfler, a 24-year-old, has become the mayor of Karsbach in Lower Franconia, representing the Free Voters.
Pressures and U-turns: Trump's Demands Shake Republicans in Election Year
Trump's demands regarding voting restrictions are causing significant discord within the Republican Party as the legislative agenda nears a crucial year.
Man Charged for Posting Malicious Comments Mimicking Lee Jun-seok's 'Election Remarks'
A man has been charged for posting malicious comments on social media that mirrored controversial remarks made by Lee Jun-seok during last year's presidential debate.
Erik de la Reguera: Will the right allow Le Pen to advance?
With one year until the next presidential election, France faces a local election where Marine Le Pen's far-right National Rally has a good chance of winning significant mayoralties.
Vatican: Pope Leon XIV Moves into the Papal Palace Nearly a Year After His Election
Pope Leon XIV moves into the Papal Palace, signifying a return to traditional practices after his predecessor's more modest living arrangements.
Congo-Brazzaville: Last day of campaigning before the presidential election
The last day of campaigning in Congo-Brazzaville took place on March 13, ahead of the presidential elections on March 15, where incumbent President Denis Sassou-Nguesso seeks to extend his already lengthy 41-year tenure.
The French are living in anticipation of local elections
French citizens are eagerly awaiting local elections on Sunday, which could indicate the political force likely to win next year's presidential election.
Re-election of Director: ZDF Chief Himmler Re-elected
Norbert Himmler has been re-elected as the ZDF director for another five-year term by the TV council.
Overview of Polls: The Chances for the Parties in the Super Election Year
In 2026, multiple state elections in Germany could significantly change the political landscape, with polling indicating varying chances for different parties under Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
VIDEOS: GR2 of Thursday, March 12
The article presents a series of news highlights from Brazil, including illegal monitoring allegations, economic policies, and political maneuvers amid election year.
Lula Reiterates Bolsonaro and Launches Package to Contain Diesel Prices in Election Year
Brazilian President Lula da Silva announces measures to stabilize fuel prices ahead of elections, reflecting actions taken by former President Bolsonaro during his campaign.
Lula's Chancellor says Trump advisor's visit to Bolsonaro may be interference in election year
Brazil's Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira warned that Darren Beattie's visit to ex-President Jair Bolsonaro could constitute undue interference in Brazil's internal affairs.
VIDEOS: Jornal Anhanguera 1st Edition this Thursday, 12/03/2026
The article reports on various news items, including a police operation in Michigan where a shooter invaded a synagogue, an announcement of a diesel price reduction in Brazil, Lula's efforts to mitigate consumer impact during an election year, and a new Iranian leader's stance on the Strait of Hormuz.
Supermarkets negotiate with government ceremony for the Pharmacy PL
Supermarkets in Brazil are negotiating with the government for a ceremony to sanction the Pharmacy PL, highlighting its significance for the election year.
VIDEOS: Journal of Lunch Florianópolis on Thursday, March 12, 2026
The article discusses a package announced to reduce diesel prices and other political implications in Brazil as the country heads into an election year.
VIDEOS: DF1 from Thursday, March 12, 2026
The article discusses various political events and developments in Brazil, including Lula's efforts to protect consumers during an election year and other significant political movements.
VIDEOS: G1 Thursday, March 12, 2026
The article discusses various significant political and social updates in Brazil and globally, including tax cuts aimed at easing consumer costs during an election year.
The risk of truck drivers' strike in an election year led the government to launch a package against the rise in diesel prices
The Brazilian government has announced measures to suspend federal diesel taxes in response to rising fuel prices that could provoke truck driver protests during an election year.
Surveys Overview: The Chances for the Parties in the Super Election Year
Polling data indicates significant shifts in the political landscape of Germany as multiple regional elections approach in 2026.
Quaest: 48% of Brazilians say the economy has worsened in the last 12 months
A new survey reveals that 48% of Brazilians believe the economy has deteriorated over the past year, indicating growing concerns among the population.
Voting History Shared Instantly: Double Voting Spread on Social Media 'Not Easily Done'
A 47-year-old man was arrested in Japan for suspected double voting during the House of Representatives election in February, highlighting the challenges of misinformation about voting procedures on social media.