Farewell Ceremony Held After Four-Year Term; Young Nagasaki Governor Expresses Confusion Before Election
The farewell ceremony for Governor Kengo Oishi of Nagasaki, who lost in the gubernatorial election, took place on the 27th, where he expressed his thoughts on his tenure and future hopes.
A 34-year-old plumber has inflicted a severe defeat on the Prime Minister. What happened?
Keir Starmer faced a humiliating defeat in a symbolic by-election, highlighting significant challenges for the British Prime Minister.
Augsburg: Election Posters Destroyed – Nine-Year-Old Shows Civil Courage
A nine-year-old boy was injured while trying to confront two attackers who were damaging election posters in Augsburg.
Italy: The proposed electoral system with seat bonuses could give Meloni a comfortable victory
The proposed revision of Italy's electoral system could significantly increase Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's chances for re-election next year.
Liberal, Bloc Québécois rematch in Terrebonne riding after Supreme Court nixes result
The Supreme Court has ordered a rematch between Liberal Tatiana Auguste and Bloc Québécois Nathalie Sinclair-Desgagné in the Terrebonne riding after invalidating last year’s election results.
Germany: The election of the next federal president will be on January 30, 2027
Germany is set to elect its next federal president on January 30, 2027, as Frank-Walter Steinmeier's second term expires in March of that year.
Analysis: Estonia's biggest threat to foreign policy is domestic politics
The article discusses how Estonia's election year distractions threaten its foreign policy unity amid a challenging security situation.
A party was blown apart. One chairman resigned. Another died – and the clown bus drove by several times
Denmark has called a general election, reflecting on a turbulent three-year government marked by internal conflicts and external pressures.
The last 'weapon' against inflation stays in the drawer? – The price war this Easter
The Greek market remains in anticipation regarding a regulation affecting price promotions, with a possibility of extension amidst an election year.
[Breaking News] KOSPI Surpasses 6000 for the First Time
On the 25th, the KOSPI index surpassed the 6000 mark for the first time in history, marking a significant increase of 122% since last year's presidential election.
Local Election Campaign in Starnberg: Harsh Criticism of Meeting Cancellations After Fatal Accident
The tragic death of an eight-year-old boy during a local accident is becoming a focal point in the Starnberg election campaign, with fierce criticism aimed at the mayor for last-minute meeting cancellations.
Will working less save you or sink you?
The article discusses the implications of reducing work hours in Brazil, raising concerns about the potential unintended consequences of such a policy change amid an election year.
PT Leader in the Chamber Admits Unable to Halt Reduction of Legal Age and Calls for Delay: 'Populism to Vote in an Election Year'
The leader of the PT in Brazil's Chamber of Deputies acknowledged that the party lacks the majority to prevent a legal age reduction and urged for a postponement of the vote during an election year.
Venstre has doubled support from the business community in election year: See the donors here
Venstre has significantly increased its financial backing from companies during the election year, with major business lobby organizations leading the donations.
Without CNU in election year, traditional contests gain strength in 2026
In 2026, Brazil will not see a new edition of the CNU, which leads candidates to focus on other public service exams.
Netanyahu's Election Year: Government Policy Halted by Trump, Europe, and American Jewry
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu took an unusual step by canceling a government committee meeting that was set to discuss a controversial proposal regarding the sanctity of holy sites for Judaism.
Government launches streaming platform 'Tela Brasil' in election year and tries to hitch a ride on the Oscars
The Brazilian government is launching a new streaming platform called 'Tela Brasil' to promote national cinema, coinciding with the Oscar awards season to bolster its election campaign.
Despite the headwind, Merz received strong support from the party
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz delivered an impassioned speech to his conservative party colleagues, securing a decisive re-election as party leader after a year since their parliamentary election victory.
Lula's Ego at the Sambadrome
The article critiques Brazilian President Lula's decision to be honored by a samba school during an election year, questioning the political implications and the risks involved for his party.
The Budget Council warns that new European rules will allow Fico's government high deficits without consolidation
Slovakia may meet European budgetary rules even with a deficit of 6% in an election year, raising concerns over fiscal responsibility under new rules.
"The recruitment of Sonia Mabrouk is a very strong enhancement for BFMTV": Fabien Namias reveals the behind-the-scenes of this year's transfer
BFMTV's recruitment of journalist Sonia Mabrouk, formerly of CNews and Europe 1, is set to significantly enhance the channel ahead of the 2027 presidential election, according to Fabien Namias, the channel's director.
Rekha Gupta's Government After One Year: Which Promises Were Fulfilled, Which Remained Unfulfilled?
The BJP government in Delhi, led by Rekha Gupta, marks one year in power, assessing the fulfillment of various election promises made to the public.
Rubio Sent to Assist Orban's Election, Next Stop May Be Here
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio received enthusiastic applause after his speech at the annual Munich Security Conference, a year after the US sent Vice President JD Vance to the conference and received criticism for his condescending remarks towards Europeans.
"We must keep a cool head": a tense Parisian campaign on the left one year before the presidential election
The Parisian left campaign is heating up as Insoumise candidate Sophia Chikirou struggles in polls against socialist Emmanuel Grégoire, leading to increased tensions within the left.
Erik de la Reguera: Violence Polarizes France - With One Year Until the Presidential Election
The article discusses the rising politically motivated violence in France, particularly highlighting incidents involving both far-right and left-wing activists as the country approaches its 2024 presidential election.
Newspaper: Lagarde may leave the position of ECB president before the end of her term
Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank, may leave her position before the upcoming French presidential elections next year, according to the Financial Times.
After the Lunar New Year holiday, both parties switch to local election mode...growing pains everywhere
In South Korea, both major political parties are preparing for the upcoming local elections, but face internal conflicts and challenges.
Archbishop of Aparecida calls for an end to polarization in election year: ‘It is a time for reconciliation, not polarization’
The Archbishop of Aparecida, Dom Orlando Brandes, urged for reconciliation and an end to political polarization during a Mass marking Ash Wednesday in Brazil.
Bulgaria is organizing its eighth election in five years in April
Bulgaria will hold extraordinary elections on April 19, marking the eighth election in five years, following extensive anti-corruption protests last year.
Governor Nagasaki of Yamanashi Prefecture Announces Candidacy for Third Term, Unusually Early for Next Year’s Election
Yamanashi Prefecture Governor Kotaro Nagasaki has announced his candidacy for a third term in the upcoming gubernatorial election scheduled for next year, marking an unusual early declaration for an incumbent.
The Conservatives have more than doubled their financial support from businesses in the election year: See the party's biggest donors
The Conservative party in Denmark has seen its financial contributions from private donors more than double in the lead-up to the 2024 European Parliament elections.
Ramírez Cuéllar calls to postpone the next judicial election until 2028
Alfonso Ramírez Cuéllar proposes delaying the judicial elections scheduled for next year to June 2028 to keep them separate from other political elections.
Rio Carnival parades kick off with divisive ode to Lula in election year
The Rio Carnival opened with a parade honoring President Lula, stirring controversy as it is perceived as early campaigning in an election year.
In an election year, Zeca Pagodinho is proclaimed 'president' of a carnival booth in SP
In a festive event at São Paulo's carnival, the samba singer Zeca Pagodinho was humorously named the 'president' of a designated booth amid the election season, accompanied by symbolic celebrations.
In election year, Zeca Pagodinho is declared 'president' of the carnival booth in SP
Zeca Pagodinho was humorously proclaimed the 'president' of a carnival booth in São Paulo during a symbolic election-themed event.
When Heidenstam Wanted to Write a Swedish 'Prehistory' the Viking Fit Perfectly
The article discusses the ongoing conversation about Sweden's image, with input from contemporary playwrights reflecting on national identity as the election year of 2026 approaches.
Martin Mölder: The Year of Losers
Political support for the government parties remains low, and the approaching election year is expected to be significantly intensified.
André Mendonça takes over the Master case, accumulates power, and becomes a key player in an election year
André Mendonça is now the rapporteur for the Master case in Brazil's Supreme Federal Court and is emerging as a significant political figure amidst an important election year.
Bae Hyun-jin: 'The leadership of Jang Dong-hyuk is usurping the nomination rights'... Has a decision been made to give up the election within the party?
The central ethics committee of the People's Power Party has suspended lawmaker Bae Hyun-jin for one year, igniting internal conflicts over the nomination rights in Seoul.
Johannes Klenell: As Ulf Lundell feels, so does Sweden
The announcement that Ulf Lundell is pausing the release of his 'Vardagar' series is seen as bad news, reflecting a broader sense of unease in Sweden this election year.
Balancing on the Edge of a Knife, We Can Expect Some Pre-Election Bonuses This Year
The article discusses the trend of Latvian politicians offering financial incentives to voters ahead of elections and the potential negative impact on the country's financial health.
Trump's lawsuit against the BBC goes to court next year
Donald Trump's lawsuit against the BBC is set to be heard in court next February, alleging defamation due to a documentary aired prior to last year's presidential election.
Greg Abbott and Texas: which gubernatorial candidates are supported by unions in an election year
In an election year, Texas unions traditionally aligned with the opposition are publicly supporting Republican Governor Greg Abbott's bid for re-election.
Local Elections 2026: Running for Re-Election at 87
Bruno Rimmelspacher, an 87-year-old SPD politician, announces his candidacy for the municipal elections in Ismaning, marking his ninth run since 1978, emphasizing his commitment to serve during challenging times.
The ‘Matsumoto Party’ – Disturbances in Himeji's House of Representatives Election, Won by 43-Year-Old Former Deputy Mayor
Yamada Motoyasu, a former deputy mayor of Himeji at age 43, won the election in Hyogo's 11th district previously held by seasoned politician Matsumoto Takaaki, raising concerns among local supporters over candidate selection.
The election year begins with signs that benefits will multiply
Brazil's Congress has approved a proposal to reduce tax rates for certain industries, raising concerns about fiscal responsibility amidst electoral maneuvering.
Minister: The seriousness has not dawned on SF
The Minister highlights that the significance of the abolition of an over 300-year-old holiday, Great Prayer Day, is only now being recognized as the 2026 election campaign approaches.
Disinformation in the Super Election Year 2026: 'Anyone with a computer can become a deepfaker'
Experts warn that disinformation campaigns may influence elections in Germany and beyond during the pivotal election year of 2026.
Lula should have recommended that the samba school honor be saved for a non-election year, allies say
Allies of President Lula believe he should have advised the samba school to postpone the homage to avoid election-related legal complications.
If he is not a candidate for vice, Alckmin may not run in this year's election, say interlocutors
Brazil's Vice President Geraldo Alckmin may not run in the upcoming elections if he is not included as a candidate for vice-presidency alongside President Lula.