Amber Beverage Group Holding has defaulted on obligations
Amber Beverage Group Holding, the majority shareholder of the Latvian alcoholic drink producer Amber Latvijas balzams, has defaulted on its obligations, leading Nasdaq Riga to place the company under surveillance.
Mexicans believe the war in Iran will be long
A recent survey indicates that 80% of Mexicans believe the conflict in Iran will prolong, with a significant majority disapproving of U.S. military actions.
Parliamentary elections: Golob won a seat, but the fight for a majority is just beginning
In Slovenia's parliamentary elections, Robert Golob's Freedom Movement leads with 28.55% of the votes, while Janez Janša's SDS follows closely behind at 28.17%.
The relevance of arbitration
The article discusses the upcoming appointment of three council members to Mexico's National Electoral Institute, emphasizing the political implications of these selections and the potential for majority control.
Re-election for the Leader of the Social Democratic Party: Election Results on April 6
The Social Democratic Party in Japan is set for a re-election between Mizuho Fukushima and Yuko Otsubaki after neither secured a majority in the recent election.
Slovenia: Golob narrowly wins parliamentary election – but loses government majority
Slovenia's Prime Minister Robert Golob narrowly won the parliamentary election but faces challenges in forming a government as neither the left nor the right bloc holds a majority.
ABC staff to go on 24-hour strike after rejecting pay offer
ABC journalists and staff will strike for 24 hours after a majority rejected the broadcaster's pay offer in a recent vote.
Elections in Slovenia: Parliamentary election in Slovenia: No clear majorities
Slovenia's liberal Prime Minister Robert Golob narrowly won the parliamentary elections but lost the governing majority with his leftist coalition partners.
Runoff Election for the District Office: Christoph Göbel Makes Significant Gains
Voters in Munich have re-elected Christoph Göbel as the district leader with a clear majority of 63.2% in the runoff election against Marion Seitz.
Mayor Runoff Elections in the District of Starnberg: Gauting's New Mayor is CSU Candidate Maximilian Platzer
Maximilian Platzer of the CSU has been elected as the new mayor of Gauting, succeeding Brigitte Kössinger, with a considerable majority in the runoff election.
With increasing economic pressures, most Americans favor a swift end to the war
A recent survey reveals that a significant majority of Americans support quickly ending the war with Iran amid increasing economic pressures.
Iflov defeats Murphy by majority decision and approaches featherweight title fight
Russian fighter Movsar Iflov secured a majority decision victory over Leroy Murphy in a UFC fight, putting him in line for a title shot against Alexander Volkanovski.
Helsingør Municipality Introduces Citizen Proposals
A majority of parties in the Helsingør city council support the introduction of citizen proposals, allowing residents to propose local issues directly to their politicians.
Calculated how long it will take to save money for the down payment: in this city, you will save the longest
The majority of housing loans are taken by younger individuals, indicating a trend toward increased financial planning among youth in Lithuania.
Most of the population says Brazil is still unprepared for a new pandemic, shows Datafolha
A majority of Brazilians believe the country is unprepared for future pandemics, according to a Datafolha survey commissioned by Instituto Todos pela Saúde.
Mayoral Runoff: Reiter Against Krause - The Duel for Munich City Hall
The runoff election for Munich's mayor is set between the incumbent Dieter Reiter and challenger Dominik Krause, after no candidate achieved an absolute majority in the initial round.
The tax that no one can bear anymore: six out of ten companies say it increases prices and stifles investment
A recent survey reveals that a significant majority of businesses in Argentina view the Gross Income Tax as a major impediment to pricing, economic growth, and investment plans.
Iran funding emerges as key test for Johnson's razor-thin House majority
The proposed multibillion-dollar funding request by the Trump administration for Iran could be contested by GOP members concerned about increasing budget deficits.
Canadians believe Israelis face more prejudice than Palestinians due to war on Iran: poll
A majority of Canadians believe that Israelis are more likely to experience prejudice compared to Palestinians due to the ongoing conflict related to Iran, according to a recent poll.
Large majority among Danes: Housing prices in Copenhagen are a societal problem
A significant majority of Danes view rising housing prices in Copenhagen as a societal issue, prompting discussions among political leaders ahead of the elections.
A majority of Danes want to tax the largest housing gains
A recent survey reveals a majority of Danes support taxing significant housing profits, prompting discussions on housing policy ahead of an upcoming election.
Dossier points to mixed-race women as the majority among domestic violence victims in Campo Grande in 2025
A recent report indicates that mixed-race women comprise the majority of domestic violence victims in Campo Grande, Brazil, based on data from the first seven months of 2025.
GOP whip: ‘America-hating terrorists’ should lose citizenship under SCAM Act
House Majority Whip Tom Emmer advocates for the SCAM Act to revoke citizenship from naturalized citizens involved in terrorism, fraud, or espionage, highlighting recent attacks as a call for action.
Politico Poll: Majority of Americans Support Attacks Against Iran
A Politico poll reveals that a majority of Americans back U.S.-Israeli military actions against Iran, with significant support among Trump supporters.
The editorial by Vincent Trémolet de Villers: 'In the face of radical left, the awakening of silent France?'
An editorial discusses the potential resurgence of voter engagement among the silent French majority in response to the radical left's actions in the upcoming municipal elections.
Political Editor: The Parties Have Found a Magical Money Tree
In the ongoing campaign, the author reflects on the political dynamics in Denmark, particularly regarding smaller parties and the likelihood of forming a leftist majority.
Trump-backed Senate hopeful gains momentum with top GOP endorsements before Mullin DHS shift
Rep. Kevin Hern has received endorsements from Senate Majority Leader John Thune and NRSC chair Tim Scott as he campaigns for the U.S. Senate, while Markwayne Mullin is nominated to head the Department of Homeland Security.
Most Americans expect Trump to send boots on the ground in Iran — but majority oppose it: Poll
A majority of Americans oppose sending U.S. ground troops into Iran, despite anticipating such an action by President Trump, according to a new poll.
Giorgia's Majority on Immigration
Italy, under Giorgia Meloni's leadership, is forming a new coalition within the EU concerning migration policies, challenging the previous majority in Brussels.
Crackdown on Child Pornography: 'We have control over the majority of Darknet sites'
Bavarian investigators have shut down 373,000 darknet sites linked to child pornography, prompting an international manhunt for the suspect.
Strike Against Child Pornography: 'We Have Control of the Majority of Darknet Sites'
Bavarian investigators have shut down 373,000 darknet sites linked to child pornography, leading to an international manhunt for the suspect.
Thune accuses critics of 'creating false expectations' amid backlash over stalled SAVE America Act
Senate Majority Leader John Thune claims critics of the stalled SAVE America Act are setting unrealistic expectations as he navigates pressure from within the GOP.
A Conservative Majority Could Have Massive Consequences for DR
A potential conservative government in Denmark could significantly cut funding and support for the Danish Broadcasting Corporation (DR).
Survey: Majority of Lithuanians Support Renaming Taiwan Representative Office in Vilnius
A recent survey indicates that a majority of Lithuanians support changing the name of Taiwan's representative office in Vilnius, with varying levels of conviction among supporters.
Environmental Protection or GDP? Survey Shows What We Consider More Important
A recent survey reveals that a global majority prioritizes environmental protection over economic growth when forced to choose between the two.
Survey by 'Rzeczpospolita': Should Polish soldiers go to Iran if asked by the USA?
A survey indicates that the overwhelming majority of Poles oppose sending military troops to the Middle East, even at the request of the United States.
Algorithmic pricing is being used in Canada. Why many want it banned
A recent poll indicates that a majority of Canadians support banning or regulating algorithmic pricing due to fairness concerns.
What are the possibilities of sending American soldiers to fight in Iran?
A recent survey indicates that a majority of Americans expect the U.S. to deploy troops for a large-scale ground war in Iran, despite a general opposition to the idea of military intervention.
Fico confirmed: Loan for Ukraine remains blocked
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has stated that the EU loan for Ukraine will remain blocked due to the veto from Slovakia and Hungary, despite a majority of EU leaders supporting the loan at a summit in Brussels.
Italian PM told EU leaders she understands Orbán's position on Ukraine – Politico
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has expressed understanding for Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán's decision to block a €90 billion loan to Ukraine, diverging from the majority of EU leaders.
SURVEY: More than half of construction project clients do not sign contracts with builders
A recent survey indicates that a majority of clients for construction work do not put their agreements with builders in writing, increasing the risk of disputes and losses.
Sen. Kennedy urges 'smart lawyers' to rework SAVE America Act for simple-majority path
Sen. John Kennedy calls for Congress to adjust the SAVE America Act to allow for its passage with a simple majority through budget reconciliation.
The Seimas rejected G. Balčytytė's proposal to criminalize sabotage
The Lithuanian Seimas has rejected a proposal to criminalize sabotage, with a majority voting against it.
Poll: Poles consider not only Russia, but also the US and Israel as the biggest threat to peace
A recent poll in Poland reveals that a majority of respondents view Russia as the greatest threat to global stability, followed by Israel and the United States.
Letter to the Editor. Response: With Birgitta Ohlsson in the Center Party, a new party is not needed
This opinion piece argues that with Birgitta Ohlsson in the Center Party, there is no necessity for a new political party in Sweden, as the existing party can accommodate the needs of the moderate majority.
Gale or storm across most of the country
Iceland is experiencing gale force winds or storms affecting the majority of the country.
HBL: One building stirs anger in Åland - Calls for its closure
A majority of Ålanders want the Russian consulate in Mariehamn closed, according to a recent survey by HBL.
Should the government support the USA? Poles give a clear answer
A recent poll indicates that the majority of Poles do not support the idea of sending military assistance to the USA under Donald Trump's requests regarding operations in the Strait of Hormuz.
KSeF problematic, but useful in certain matters
A recent survey revealed that while a majority of Polish businesses are encountering issues with the KSeF invoicing system, many still find it beneficial as they transition to full utilization.
Should highly regarded national sports be available for free to watch? 61% say yes, fewer among the young
A majority of Japanese citizens support making nationally significant sports events available for free following the lack of television coverage for the World Baseball Classic.