The European Parliament calls for the release of Mohamed Bazoum and causes a crisis in Niamey
The European Parliament has adopted a resolution calling for the release of Niger's President Mohamed Bazoum, sparking anger and tension within the Alliance of Sahel States.
Moreno criticizes Vox's blockade and views its stagnation in Castilla and León with optimism
Juan Manuel Moreno, the President of the Junta de Andalucía, critiques Vox's obstruction while expressing optimism about its stagnation in Castilla y León ahead of upcoming Andalusian elections.
The Junta of Andalusia awards the highest quality award to the radiodiagnosis service, which it blames for the screening crisis
The Junta of Andalusia has awarded the 'Excellent' certificate to a radiodiagnosis service, amid criticism for its handling of the screening crisis.
Mañueco, the 'political animal of the party' who has been everything in Castilla y León
The article explores the political career of Alfonso Fernández Mañueco, the president of the Junta of Castilla y León, and his influence on the Partido Popular during his tenure.
Main Results of Day 8 of the Paralympics: Oguri Wins Silver Medal, Kosuda Finishes 5th in Men's Snowboard
On Day 8 of the Winter Paralympics, Daiki Oguri won a silver medal in men's banked slalom snowboarding, while Junta Kosuda secured a 5th place finish despite struggling with an injury.
The Junta insists on blaming professionals for the screening crisis while those affected point to Moreno: 'He keeps lying'
The Andalusian government is deflecting responsibility for a screening crisis onto healthcare professionals, while affected women accuse President Moreno of dishonesty.
Nearly 1,300 killed in Niger’s Tillabéri as jihadist attacks surge
The Tillabéri region of Niger has seen nearly 1,300 deaths due to escalating jihadist violence, as the military junta struggles to control the situation amid ongoing terrorist threats from groups associated with Al-Qaeda and ISIS.
The Junta of Andalusia ignored warnings about the collapse in mammograms since 2023 and rejected a plan to avoid the crisis
The Junta de Andalucía's neglect of warning signs regarding the collapse of mammography services led to a significant healthcare crisis.
Barcelona will process the plan for the future Thyssen Museum of Barcelona with the support of Junts
Barcelona's city council is set to process the urban plan for the Thyssen Museum with backing from the Junts party, which claims to have secured greater heritage protection and an improved museum program.
Why war is turning Iran's theocratic regime into a military junta
The article discusses how the ongoing war and Iran's Revolutionary Guards' aggressive tactics are transforming the country from a theocratic regime toward a military junta under the new Supreme Leader.
Madagascar cautiously welcomes dismissal of cabinet
Madagascar's youth expresses cautious optimism following the junta leader's dissolution of the cabinet amid ongoing demands for change.
Mañueco: “Génova will not participate in the negotiation of Castilla y León”
Alfonso Fernández Mañueco, the candidate for re-election as president of the Junta de Castilla y León, asserts that the national PP party will not be involved in the regional negotiations with Vox regarding governance in the region.
Juanma Moreno believes that Vox will deflate when it assumes government responsibilities "or when Sancheism disappears"
Juanma Moreno, President of the Junta of Andalusia, expressed confidence that the political party Vox will lose influence when it begins governing or when the current political situation under Pedro Sánchez ends.
Military junta of Madagascar dissolves the Government and dismisses the Prime Minister
The military junta in Madagascar has dissolved the government and dismissed Prime Minister Herintsalama Rajaonarivelo, with Colonel Michael Randrianirina announcing plans to appoint a new prime minister soon.
Guinea's junta dissolves 40 political parties with late-night decree
Guinea's military junta has dissolved 40 political parties, including major opposition groups, in a significant move against democratic institutions.
The junta government in Guinea bans opposition parties
The ruling military junta in Guinea, led by Mamady Doumbouya, has dissolved all opposition parties in the country following a recent decree.
Vox defeats Guardiola for the second time, but Abascal opens the door before the election repeat: "There is still a lot of time"
Vox has again voted against María Guardiola's candidacy for president of the Junta in Extremadura, leading to a two-month wait before a repeat election while party leaders express different levels of hope for the future.
Niger's military junta pulls plug on mining companies and UK oil firm
Niger's military regime has revoked mining concessions for three companies and denied a British firm's request for an extended drilling license, citing non-compliance with financial and environmental obligations.
Vox will not support Guardiola, and the PP launches against Abascal: "We never thought he would unite his votes with Sánchez's party against a PP government"
Vox has confirmed it will vote against María Guardiola, the PP candidate for president of the Extremadura Junta, causing a political impasse.
The ERE case adds a new conviction for a former high-ranking Socialist official of the Junta and obliges him to return nearly one million euros
A former high-ranking official of the Junta, Daniel Alberto Rivera, has been sentenced to four years in prison and ordered to pay a compensation of €682,598 for his involvement in the ERE scandal.
Carlos Martínez, candidate in Castilla and León: 'I am not a supporter of Sánchez, I am from the PSOE. It represents the principles and values I defend'
Carlos Martínez, the PSOE candidate for the Presidency of the Junta de Castilla and León, emphasizes his commitment to the party's values despite not supporting Pedro Sánchez in the primaries.
María Guardiola makes a conciliatory speech with constant nods to Vox: "Extremadura needs immigration that comes to build"
María Guardiola, the Popular Party candidate for the presidency of the Junta de Extremadura, made a conciliatory speech aimed at gaining the support of Vox, focusing on themes of unity and immigration.
Abascal distances a last-minute agreement in Extremadura two days ahead of the key vote for Guardiola
Santiago Abascal's comments suggest that Vox is not likely to support a last-minute agreement for Maria Guardiola's re-election as president of the Junta de Extremadura.
Guinea-Bissau’s main opposition urges dialogue with military rulers
Guinea-Bissau’s opposition parties are calling for dialogue with the military junta that took power in a coup, amidst a deepening political crisis.
The Burmese junta grants amnesty to more than 7,000 prisoners convicted of supporting a 'terrorist group'
The Burmese junta has granted amnesty to over 7,000 prisoners who were convicted of supporting groups deemed terrorist by the regime.
Myanmar's military junta says it has pardoned 7,000 prisoners
Myanmar's military junta has announced the pardon of over 7,000 prisoners who were convicted for allegedly supporting or financing a 'terrorist group.'
Guinea-Bissau: The Two Main Opposition Parties Call for Dialogue with the Ruling Junta
The main opposition parties in Guinea-Bissau are urging the military junta to engage in dialogue to resolve the political crisis following the coup in November 2025.
A 28-F with a box of tissues in hand
The President of the Junta, Juan Manuel Moreno, emotionally recalls the Adamuz train accident during a ceremony for the Day of Andalusia, amidst mourning and storm aftermaths.
"Desolation" and "ruin" in the villages affected by the summer fires in Zamora and León
Residents express despair and frustration over the inaction of the Junta de Castilla y León following devastating summer fires that destroyed 37,000 hectares.
Coordinated JNIM raids leave over 130 dead in Burkina Faso
Al-Qaeda-affiliated group JNIM claims responsibility for a series of deadly attacks in Burkina Faso, resulting in over 130 fatalities.
Mañueco Starts Campaign with Agriculture as a Priority to Counter Vox
Alfonso Fernández Mañueco, interim president of the Junta de Castilla y León and PP candidate for re-election, emphasizes agriculture in his campaign to diminish the influence of the far-right Vox party.
Guardiola and Vox meet today to push her investiture to the limit under the supervision of Génova
Today, María Guardiola meets with Vox to negotiate her appointment as president of the Junta de Extremadura.
Sources: Myanmar junta airstrike killed at least 17 people
A recent airstrike by Myanmar's military junta in Rakhine State resulted in the deaths of at least 17 civilians, highlighting the ongoing civil conflict in the region.
At least 17 people killed in airstrike by junta in Myanmar
An airstrike by the junta in Myanmar killed at least 17 people, including three children, amid ongoing civil conflict in the country.
Myanmar's military junta kills 17 in airstrike
At least 17 people were killed in an airstrike conducted by Myanmar's military junta targeting a market in Rakhine state.
Montero promises a "law of Andalusian languages" to combat stereotypes if she wins the presidency of the Junta
María Jesús Montero, the PSOE candidate for the presidency of the Junta of Andalucía, has proposed a new law to support regional languages and enhance vocational training.
Tension Between Georgiadis and Doctor on MEGA: "I Should've Arrested Him" – "These Images Are a Junta"
Tension erupted on MEGA between Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis and doctor Dimitris Ziazias over protests in a Greek hospital.
Hands off the Greek broadcast of Deutsche Welle!
The article defends the legacy of Deutsche Welle's Greek broadcast, highlighting its historical significance during the dictatorship in Greece.
The Andalusian Junta backs the controversial contract with José Manuel Soto to promote El Rocío
The Andalusian government has defended its controversial contract with singer José Manuel Soto, despite warnings from the Advisory Council about its legality.
Southeast Asia: Germany Rejects Recognition of the Election in Myanmar
Germany has rejected the legitimacy of the recent elections in Myanmar, which were dominated by the military junta.
Vice President Montero (and candidate for the Junta) announces a 7 billion aid package for families and businesses affected by the storm in Andalusia and Extremadura
The Spanish government approved a 7 billion euro aid package aimed at assisting families and businesses in Andalusia and Extremadura following severe storms that displaced thousands and damaged properties.
Niger and Algeria announce start of 'new dynamic' after pipeline talks in Algiers
Niger's military junta and Algeria have initiated a new era of cooperation following discussions about the construction of a significant gas pipeline.
Burkina Faso Has Dissolved All Political Parties - Why African Coup Leaders Often Turn On the People Who Supported Them
Burkina Faso has officially dissolved all political parties as part of a move to centralize power under Captain Ibrahim Traoré's junta.
The Junta authorizes the return home for most of the residents of Grazalema, although 277 homes are still pending technical reports
The Andalusian government has permitted the return of many residents of Grazalema after urgent evacuations due to landslide risks caused by heavy rains, but 277 homes remain off-limits pending safety assessments.
Niger: France Denies Role in Niger Airport Attack As Junta Doubles Down On Accusations
French President Emmanuel Macron has rejected accusations from Niger's ruling junta, asserting that France is not involved in destabilization efforts following the recent airport attack in Niamey.
Mali: Exiled Imam calls for peace in Sahel region
Exiled Malian Imam Mahmoud Dicko has called for an end to the jihadist violence in the Sahel, advocating for a sub-regional solution.
Mali: Imam Mahmoud Dicko Calls for Dialogue and Faces the Indifference of the Junta
Malian Imam Mahmoud Dicko urges for dialogue to end violence, yet faces a dismissive junta in Mali.
A member of Niger's junta calls to 'prepare' for war with France
A senior official from Niger's junta has called on the population to prepare for potential war with France, accusing it of destabilizing the country.
Guardiola reaffirms that Vox is his "priority" but rejects adopting their radical positions
María Guardiola, candidate for the presidency of the Junta of Extremadura, emphasizes her intention to negotiate with Vox despite facing challenges and a firm rejection from them.
Mali: Mali's Military Junta Escalates Assault On Free Expression
Mali's appeals court has upheld the prison sentence of former Prime Minister Moussa Mara, indicating a crackdown on free expression by the military junta.