In South Australia One Nation has put meat on the bones of its polling surge – now both major parties need to respond
The South Australian election results saw Peter Malinauskas' Labor government confirmed as the winner, but the rise of One Nation poses significant challenges for both major parties.
Karin Eriksson: Crisis for the Liberals? Look at the Danish Situation
The article discusses the challenges facing liberal parties in Sweden, drawing parallels with the situation in Denmark as the country approaches elections.
Live: South Australians head to the polls in the 2026 state election
South Australians are voting in the 2026 state election, with early voting at record levels and key implications for the major parties involved.
The Last Liberal: "Shame on those who give up"
Annika Carp, the sole remaining member of the Liberal Party in Falköping's council, expresses her dismay and sense of abandonment by her party leadership following their collaboration with far-right parties.
SA treasurer and shadow treasurer clash over cost estimates for promises
The South Australian treasurer and shadow treasurer have entered into a dispute over the cost estimates for their respective parties' election promises, with significant differences in projected financial impacts.
Could a fracture in conservative politics cost right-wing parties a seat in SA parliament?
Fractures within conservative politics in South Australia could jeopardize right-wing parties during the upper house elections.
Former R-minister suddenly switched parties. Now he is set to be ousted from the Folketing
Former Development Minister and now Liberal member Christian Friis Bach is predicted to lose his seat in the Folketing according to a new mandate forecast.
Tomas Ramberg: Who Benefits from the Liberals' New Line?
The Liberal Party's abrupt shift in strategy creates new challenges for both Ulf Kristersson and Magdalena Andersson, with only two parties positioned to gain from this change.
The Strategy Criticized: The Liberals Risk Becoming a 'Butler Party'
The Liberal party's recent strategy to attract support from other parties is facing criticism, with suggestions that this approach may endanger their identity and core voter base.
The election campaign divides – but school policy can still unite
During a heated election campaign in Denmark, the leader of the Moderates aims to bring parties together around school policy amidst ongoing disputes between Social Democrats and the Liberal Party.
The Liberal Democratic Party Proposes Conclusion of Budget Questioning on the 13th Amid Opposition from the Opposition Party
The Japanese Liberal Democratic Party is pushing to conclude questioning on the 2026 budget proposal by the 13th, facing resistance from opposition parties who warn that proceeding could hinder discussions in the upper house.
What are Labor and the Liberals offering for you this SA election?
The article outlines the election commitments made by Labor and the Liberal parties in South Australia ahead of the March 21 election.
The Liberals Also Want to Stop Teenager Deportations – Opposition Positive
The Liberal Party in Sweden has announced its support to pause deportations of teenage immigrants, aligning with opposition parties.
Going once, going twice, sold! What's on offer this election from Labor and Liberal to fix the housing crisis
Both major Australian parties have proposed various policies to tackle the housing affordability crisis ahead of the 2026 South Australian state election.
SA Liberal and Labor to preference David Speirs last at state election
Both the Liberal and Labor parties in South Australia plan to rank former opposition leader David Speirs last on the ballot for the upcoming state election.
Appointed by PL as Tarcísio's vice, André do Prado says it's not the time to create conflicts in the bolsonarista base in SP for the position
André do Prado has been nominated by the Liberal Party to serve as the vice-presidential candidate alongside Governor Tarcísio de Freitas in the upcoming election, stressing the importance of maintaining unity among allied parties in São Paulo.
Troels Lund declares himself a candidate for Prime Minister
Troels Lund Poulsen, the leader of Denmark's Liberal Party, has announced his candidacy for Prime Minister in the upcoming election, citing concerns over high taxes proposed by rival parties.
Former Chief at Christiansborg: What’s Happening at the Party Offices Right Now
A former communications chief for a Danish political party outlines the immediate actions taken by political parties following an election announcement.
"It is crucial for us to win the election": Mona Juul has a call to the blue parties
Mona Juul, leader of the Conservative Party, urges Liberal Alliance and Denmark Democrats to support Troels Lund Poulsen as the prime ministerial candidate to ensure a successful election outcome.
"It is crucial for us to win the election": Mona Juul makes a plea to blue parties
Mona Juul, leader of the Conservatives, urges Liberal Alliance and Denmark Democrats to back Troels Lund Poulsen as the prime minister candidate to strengthen their chances in the upcoming election.
Where will Victoria’s new homes be built? Competing Liberal and Labor visions are as much about politics as planning
Political competition in Victoria over housing policy has intensified as both major parties propose contrasting visions for urban development.
Bia Kicis and Michelle Bolsonaro announce 'pure list' of PL for the Senate in the DF; Ibaneis says he remains a candidate
Bia Kicis and former first lady Michelle Bolsonaro will compete for Senate seats in the Federal District in 2026 under the Liberal Party (PL), forming a 'pure list' without candidates from other parties.
MotoGP, 'bum' comment controversy and the dynamics of the SA election
The article analyzes the impact of One Nation's rise in polling on the South Australian election and how it affects the major parties, Labor and Liberal.
Consumption tax reduction, parties excluding Team Mirai are in favor - Asahi University survey
A survey by Asahi Shimbun and the University of Tokyo shows that parties, except for Team Mirai, support the reduction or abolition of the consumption tax, with varying degrees of agreement among them.
The Weak Opposition Falls into Crisis: Professor Morinami Says 'Strategic Compromise is Necessary'
Political dynamics in Japan are shifting as the ruling Liberal Democratic Party solidifies its power while minor leftist parties struggle to gain traction, according to political analyst Professor Morinami.
The Future of the Dominance of the LDP: Will It Be a Long-Term Regime or Decline? The Key Lies with the Ishin Party and 'Counterproposal Type' Opposition Parties
Following a historic victory in the House of Representatives elections, the second Abe Cabinet led by Sanae Takaichi has been established, with the future of Japan's political landscape relying heavily on the actions of the Japan Innovation Party and the repositioning of opposition forces.
Former LA Chief: The Election Machine is Being Oiled. That’s What the Skilled Parties are Doing Right Now
The article discusses the heightened speculation surrounding the upcoming Danish elections, with parties gearing up for an intense campaign.
VIDEOS: Jornal Liberal 1st Edition on Monday, February 16, 2026
The article covers various events in Rio de Janeiro during the Carnival, including tributes to significant figures, service disruptions, and political controversies.
Major Changes in the House of Representatives Party Factions: Team Mirai Joins the Representative Questions, Communists Expected to Lose Seats
The composition of party factions in Japan's House of Representatives has undergone significant changes following recent elections, with the ruling Liberal Democratic Party increasing its representation sharply while some opposition parties have seen drastic losses.
Letter to the Editor. Mohamsson would probably have been deported from Tidöland Sweden
The Liberal party leader is criticized for hypocrisy regarding her own integration journey while supporting policies that hinder others.
Senior Trump official extends a hand of friendship to Europe’s far right
A senior U.S. State Department official, Sarah B Rogers, has been promoting far-right parties in Europe, intensifying the Trump administration's criticism of liberal democracies.
Consumption tax reduction: How to secure 5 trillion yen in funding; Discussions will be held at the National Assembly, with the market also paying attention
The Japanese government plans to temporarily eliminate the consumption tax on food products for two years, but the feasibility and funding sources for this policy are under scrutiny as discussions begin in a national assembly involving both ruling and opposition parties.
House of Representatives election: All wins for the Constitutional Democratic Party → LDP monopolizes Niigata, the defection of the 'cooperating' forces invited by the new party
In the recent House of Representatives election, the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) achieved a complete victory in Niigata, marking a significant reversal from the previous election where opposition parties had all seats.
The Coalition survives (again) – how long will Ley’s leadership?
The Coalition's Liberal and National parties have reunited after a split, raising questions about Sussan Ley's leadership and the underlying issues within the group.
Proportional Vote Choices: The Liberal Democratic Party Leads in All Age Groups, Moderates Below 10% in Ages 40 and Under
In a recent exit poll conducted by Asahi Shimbun, the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) topped the proportional vote choices across all age demographics in Japan, while centrist parties garnered less than 10% support among voters aged 40 and younger.
LDP Relinquishes 14 Seats to Other Parties in Proportional Representation due to Insufficient Candidates
The Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) gave up 14 proportional representation seats to other parties in Japan's recent House of Representatives elections due to a shortage of candidates on their list.
Aoyama Shigeteru of the Liberal Democratic Party wins in Hyogo District 8, overcoming candidates from the centrist and Ishin parties
Shigeteru Aoyama of the Liberal Democratic Party has secured victory in Hyogo's 8th district, traditionally a stronghold for Komeito, defeating candidates from centrist and Ishin parties.
BREAKING: Coalition reunited after last-minute deal
The Liberal and National parties in Australia have reunited following a last-minute deal that allows previously fired senators to return to their former positions.
What are the Focus Numbers in the House of Representatives Election?
The upcoming House of Representatives election on February 8 is highlighted by key seat targets set by political parties, with the ruling Liberal Democratic Party aiming for a majority of 233 seats, while the leading opposition seeks to exceed its pre-election strength of 167 seats.
53% of Liberal Democratic Party Candidates Support Major Increase in Defense Spending Even if it Burdens the Public; Asahi and Tokyo University Survey
A recent survey reveals that 53% of Liberal Democratic Party candidates support a significant increase in Japan's defense budget, even if it entails greater financial burden on the citizens, while over 90% of candidates from major parties advocate for strengthening defense capabilities.
Big dispute in Tidö after the Liberals' SVT statement: "Solo player"
The Tidö parties are in conflict over SVT funding following a statement by Liberal leader Simona Mohamsson, causing tension within the government.
MATTIAS JÕESAAR ⟩ The Reform Party expects Isamaa and the Center Party to accept the dance invitation
Mattias Jõesaar discusses the complexities of emotional value conflicts between liberal and conservative parties in Estonia and the unlikelihood of Isamaa and the Center Party aligning with EKRE.
Video of Mr. Takai has 130 million views, parties also focus on advertising - Challenges of the Public Election Law
Prime Minister Sanae Takai's video for the Liberal Democratic Party has gone viral on YouTube with over 130 million views, raising concerns about the influence of online advertising amid outdated regulatory practices.
Spy Prevention Law, 90% of Liberal Democratic Candidates Support It, and 70% for National Flag Destruction Crime - Asahi and University of Tokyo Survey
A joint survey by Asahi Shimbun and the University of Tokyo found that 90% of candidates from the Liberal Democratic Party support a proposed Spy Prevention Law, with even stronger support from candidates of other parties, predicting significant opposition in the National Diet following the upcoming general elections.
L criticizes the culture minister's SVT statement: "Government agrees on funding"
The Leader of the Liberal Party, Simona Mohamsson, has criticized Culture Minister Parisa Liljestrand's recent statements regarding increased costs for SVT, asserting that the Tidö Parties had previously agreed that SVT should not bear these costs alone.
"Proportional is Centrist" Former Cabinet Members of the Liberal Democratic Party Handing Out Flyers, Wavering Axis of Conflict with Ruling Parties
Amid a political backlash regarding finances, former LDP officials campaign for a Parliamentary election that has become a heated confrontation with former members of the Japan Innovation Party, while the election's dynamics remain unstable.
Netherlands: Three Parties Agree on Minority Government
Following the parliamentary elections in the Netherlands, the left-liberal party D66 has formed a minority coalition with the Christian Democrats and the Right Liberals, a decision announced at a press conference.
Netherlands: Three Parties Agree on Minority Government
More than two months after the parliamentary election in the Netherlands, the left-liberal party D66 has reached an agreement with Christian Democrats and right-liberals to form a minority coalition, as announced at a joint press conference.
Two Months After the Election: Netherlands: Parties Agree on a Minority Government
More than two months after the parliamentary elections in the Netherlands, the left-liberal party D66 has reached an agreement with Christian Democrats and right-liberals to form a minority coalition.