Where are the roots of societal polarization?
The article discusses the deeper roots of societal polarization beyond the current culture wars in Estonia, emphasizing the influence of luxury beliefs and virtue signaling.
Korea's Central Bank Raises Growth Rate to 2%, Expresses Concern Over Deepening Polarization
The Bank of Korea has revised its GDP growth forecast for the year to 2% while keeping interest rates steady at 2.50%, amid concerns over increasing economic polarization.
Marcel Gauchet and Pierre Manent: "Is France Heading Towards a Civil War?"
Philosophers Marcel Gauchet and Pierre Manent discuss the implications of rising political violence in France, emphasizing the impact of criminalizing conservative ideas and the resulting societal polarization.
Trump’s 2026 State of Union address shows US politics ‘as divided as ever’
The article discusses the highlights of Trump's 2026 State of the Union address, emphasizing the continuing division in US politics.
Latest news in Texas: Trump would travel to the state, Apple bets on Houston, Camp Mystic families sue, and other reports from February 24, 2026
Donald Trump is scheduled to give the annual State of the Union address while facing declining popularity and polarization in the U.S.; additionally, he will visit Corpus Christi ahead of Texas's primaries.
The Zero Phenomenon / Poland's Answer to Uniform Opinions of Traditional Media
The Zero media project has significantly influenced Polish public debate and politics, reflecting a response to the crisis of traditional media amid societal polarization.
Trump to deliver State of the Union address in deeply polarized country
Donald Trump is set to deliver a State of the Union address amid significant political polarization, reflecting the country's contentious state now compared to his previous addresses.
Läänemets and Reinsalu criticized the Prime Minister's annual speech
Läänemets and Reinsalu criticized Prime Minister Kristen Michal's annual address for focusing too much on division and fear-mongering.
Quentin's death sparks tensions across France
The death of Quentin Derangue has ignited tensions in France, leading to protests and concerns over political polarization ahead of local elections.
Theater as a Space for Debate: More Dialogue, Please
This article discusses the role of theater in addressing societal polarization and distrust in democracy through genuine dialogue rather than simple protest slogans.
Yoon Seok-yeol, the leader of rebellion, receives life imprisonment instead of death penalty... Why?
A South Korean court sentenced former President Yoon Seok-yeol to life imprisonment for rebellion, acknowledging his actions as an attempt to disrupt the National Assembly's functions.
The Hundred Days of Protection Have Ceased to Exist. With Babiš's Government, an Era of Political Rashness Has Begun
Andrej Babiš's government has initiated a rapid restructuring of the administrative landscape in Czechia, aiming to reduce bureaucratic officials for more effective governance.
Marianne Björklund: Yoon Sentenced to Life – The Coup Exposes a Polarized Country
Former South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol has been sentenced to life in prison following a shocking coup attempt, highlighting the deep divisions within the country.
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.
The murder of Kentan Derank in Lyon triggers a new political storm in France
The murder of 23-year-old student Kentan Derank in Lyon has intensified political polarization in France ahead of upcoming elections.
Political Competition Over Caste Polarization in UP
Political tensions based on caste are escalating in Uttar Pradesh, with strategies being employed to unite backward classes against opposition parties.
The Deepening Political Division: Is the LDP's Resounding Victory Due to "Polarized Multi-Party System"?
This analysis discusses the implications of the Liberal Democratic Party's overwhelming victory in the recent House of Representatives election, focusing on the emerging polarized multi-party system in Japan.
"I am a good person and I vote Yes." Send your photographs to "Il Giornale"
The article discusses the political polarization surrounding an upcoming referendum in Italy, highlighting the contrasting sentiments of voters for 'Yes' and 'No' as influenced by prosecutor Nicola Gratteri's provocative statements.
Polarization of Personal Consumption Due to Stock and Price Hikes: Is a 'K-Shaped Economy' Progressing in Japan?
Japan's economic report indicates a split in personal consumption linked to stock price increases and rising costs, suggesting a potential 'K-shaped economy.'
DN Debate. "One does not become a school party just by calling oneself that"
The Liberal Party in Sweden has failed to uphold its educational ideals despite years of influence over school policy, contributing to increased polarization and negative perceptions of schools.
Noa and Lisa are political enemies - but also friends: "It is possible to change without losing respect"
Noa Cortinez Samenius and Lisa Diaz Cardenas maintain their friendship despite being from politically opposing parties in Sweden.
Between the 'Bear' and the 'Palm': How Film Festivals Reshape the World's Conscience?
Film festivals, especially in Berlin, are increasingly becoming platforms for expressing moral and political stances on pressing humanitarian issues, reflecting in the sharp polarization around ongoing conflicts.
The street you cannot step on
The article critiques the current political climate in Spain, particularly the intense opposition to Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez by the political right.
The Suicide of Democratic Socialism in Spain
The article discusses the challenges facing democracy in Spain and Europe, including the decline of social democracy and the rise of extreme right movements.
Record number of expulsions in Big Brother Brasil 26 reflects the current climate of polarization in Brazil
The latest season of Big Brother Brasil 26 features unprecedented tensions, highlighted by record expulsions stemming from conflicts that mirror Brazil's societal polarization.
PT sees consolidated polarization and says the third way will 'embarrass'
Lula's allies claim that the latest polls show a consolidation of Flávio Bolsonaro in second place, which undermines third-party candidates' chances in the upcoming election.
Why being hopeful is more radical than ever now
Award-winning playwright Simon Stephens emphasizes the radical nature of hope in today’s polarized world, advocating for shared experiences in theater as a way to connect divergent viewpoints.
Polarization promises belonging and delivers anxiety
The article discusses the emotional impact of political polarization on evangelical identity in Brazil, particularly in the context of President Lula's controversial remarks about evangelicals receiving government benefits.
The Row over SAFE. Why PiS Wants to Halt Billions for Polish Defense
The PiS party in Poland opposes the funding and development of the military under the SAFE initiative, raising concerns about national sovereignty and escalating political polarization.
Norway Already Has One of Europe's Strictest Practices. Yet, Further Regulations Are Imposed.
Norway's government is tightening integration policies despite already having one of the strictest systems in Europe, which critics say fosters polarization in the immigration debate.
Government's Stock Market Stimulus Policy Likely to Deepen Labor-Capital Polarization
Recent analysis indicates that the Korean government's policies aimed at boosting stock prices may exacerbate the polarization between labor income and capital income.
Will the conservative movement succeed in breaking the bipolar polarization in Turkey?
The conservative opposition in Turkey is actively working to establish a new alliance aimed at breaking the traditional political polarization ahead of upcoming elections.
High School Student: Mitchel Oliver Creates the Polarization He Accuses the Left of
Vitus Ditlev Christensen critiques Mitchel Oliver's views on political polarization in a recent Altinget article.
Flávio Bolsonaro compares Lula to an old car while commenting on the new Quaest poll; PT leader says the research solidifies polarization
Senator Flávio Bolsonaro criticized Lula, comparing him to an outdated car, as new polling data shows Lula maintaining an edge in the 2026 electoral simulations.
‘Boomerang’
The article discusses how ideology has evolved to foster social belonging at the expense of rationality, leading to increased polarization in society.
What did MP Monj Jha say about the issue of polarization?
MP Monj Jha commented on the pressing issue of polarization in society.
Is Bengal becoming a political laboratory for Babri? Mamata is anxious due to Hindu organizations' march
The political climate in West Bengal is heating up with religious polarization ahead of the assembly elections, marked by tensions surrounding a mosque foundation-laying ceremony.
There is an antidote to polarization: it is Mattarella
The article emphasizes President Mattarella's steadfastness against political polarization in Italy, highlighting his dignified communication style, particularly in the context of recent public appearances.
Reasons Why Representative Jang Dong-hyuk Should Actively Pursue Constitutional Amendment
The article argues for the necessity of constitutional amendments in South Korea, emphasizing the impact of political polarization and the demands for power redistribution.
Costa Rica voted for continuity and tests its democracy
Costa Rica’s recent elections showcase a shift towards polarization and confrontation in its political landscape, presenting new challenges to its long-standing democratic principles.
Moisés Naím: "The charlatan does not seek to convince, he wants to go viral, polarize, and create loyalty"
Moisés Naím discusses the rise of deceitful individuals who exploit technology to manipulate and mislead others without remorse.
No pendulums or artificial polarization: towards a narrative of consensus against the false dichotomy 'openness vs protectionism'
The article advocates for a constructive approach to political debates, emphasizing collaboration over division to foster a dynamic and inclusive society.
Mihkel Lees: we must ensure that Tartu does not become Tallinn
The article discusses the increasing polarization in political debates in Tartu, contrasting it with the complexities of urban space usage and advocating for balanced solutions.
A Nationalized Campaign: Aragon Approaches 8F After Two Weeks of Lies, Insults, and Lack of Proposals
The electoral campaign in Aragon has been marked by polarization and national issues, overshadowing local concerns as insults and controversies arose in the lead-up to the elections on February 8th.
Pilar Alegría, PSOE candidate: "I perceive the urge and desire to put an end to two years of misgovernment"
Pilar Alegría, the PSOE candidate, acknowledges the intense political polarization and challenges she faces in her campaign amid low electoral expectations in Aragón.
Will Plenković maintain a 'strategic triangle' with minorities and liberals after Thompson?
The welcome ceremony for the bronze medal-winning handball team in Zagreb has sparked a political shift, indicating a potential polarization of voters ahead of future parliamentary elections due to the HDZ's rightward move under Andrej Plenković.
The president of RTVE attacks the report of the Informative Council on 'Mañaneros 360' and 'Malas lenguas' in Congress
RTVE president José Pablo López criticizes the Informative Council's report describing it as 'malpractice' and highlights its claim that the corporation amplifies hateful messages contributing to societal polarization.
The advance of reaction cannot be resolved with silence
The article discusses the current political offensive aiming to reverse recent democratic gains and the need for a democratic polarization to confront authoritarian transformations in modern states.
Trump's aggressive politics puts American Pope Leo in a difficult position
Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope from Chicago, navigates a deeply polarized U.S. political landscape while trying to maintain open communication amid criticism.
Pedro Sánchez uses child protection to try to control social networks
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's government plans to restrict access to social networks for minors under 16 and will create a ranking system to identify apps that promote polarization and hate.