David Oddsson has passed away
David Oddsson, a prominent Icelandic political figure and former Prime Minister, has died.
About the new citizenship: 'Makes life harder for immigrants'
The proposed increase in residency requirements for Swedish citizenship is drawing criticism from various political figures in Sweden.
SVT broadcasts party leader interrogation from Strängnäs ahead of the 2026 election
SVT is set to air interviews with leaders of Sweden's political parties in their hometowns ahead of the September 2026 elections, starting on August 23rd in Sölvesborg.
Politics of Resignation
The article discusses the pervasive sentiment of resignation in Spain, reflecting on a culture of inaction amidst hardships.
Close Associates of Netanyahu: Political Motivation Played a Role in Decision to Go to War Against Iran
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that recent military actions were aimed at neutralizing immediate existential threats from Iran, portraying them as critical to national security.
Who Was Behind the Attempt to Politically Destroy the President of Lubin?
The article investigates the authenticity of transcripts attributed to Lubin's President Robert Raczyński, which were allegedly part of a political smear campaign.
The Clintons testified in the Epstein case. This could impact Trump
Bill and Hillary Clinton testified before Congress regarding their ties to Jeffrey Epstein, raising political implications particularly for Donald Trump and the Republican Party.
A provocative speech that nearly unraveled the Legislative Assembly
President Javier Milei delivered a provocative speech that transformed the Legislative Assembly into a contentious political arena, clashing with Kirchnerism and the left.
A Show of Offenses Without Announcements
Javier Milei's recent presentation in Congress showcased his political strength while adopting a confrontational style against opponents.
Only Off: in debt and denounced, Quintela trusts in 'his women' to retain La Rioja in 2027
Ricardo Quintela, the controversial governor of La Rioja, Argentina, faces judicial scrutiny and criticism yet remains focused on political strategies to maintain Peronist control in the province.
Why is Mojtaba Khamenei called the second crusher? Learn more
Mojtaba Khamenei is known as the 'second crusher' in Iran due to his significant role in suppressing major revolts and protests.
An Institutional and Threatening Stand-Up that Opens the Re-election Campaign
Javier Milei's inaugural address to Congress presents a confrontational stance against the Kirchnerism opposition, highlighting Argentina's political divide.
[Column] This is what accountability looks like
The article discusses the accountability of political leaders, focusing on Yoon Suk-yeol's failed coup attempt in South Korea and its consequences.
Maybe the problem for pig producers is that the debate has become too fact-based
An article discusses the frustration of a pig farmer regarding the political discourse surrounding the livestock industry in Denmark, emphasizing a disconnect from reality and the reliance on factual debate.
PDP leader Mehbooba Mufti calls Khamenei's death a murder
Mehbooba Mufti has labeled Ayatollah Khamenei's death as a murder, expressing her dissatisfaction with the support for this act from certain Muslim countries.
"Establishing Slush Funds Causes Damage to Shareholders"...Supreme Court Recognizes Liability of Former KT CEO Koo Hyun-mo in Damages Case
The Supreme Court of South Korea ruled that former KT CEO Koo Hyun-mo must compensate shareholders for damages caused by creating slush funds for political contributions.
Javier Milei, in phrases: "Chilindrina Troska," "Kukas," Cristina "Thief" and Criticism of Businessmen
President Javier Milei gave an impassioned speech attacking political opponents and criticizing businessmen during the opening of ordinary sessions.
Song Young-gil climbs Mount Gyeongyang barefoot... "I will walk again with those who shared the pain"
Song Young-gil, the former leader of the Democratic Party, expressed his intention to walk again with those who share pain as he climbed Mount Gyeongyang barefoot, reflecting on his political journey and recent challenges.
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.
Delcy in Tehran
The article discusses the recent political turmoil in Iran, focusing on the impact of Israeli and US actions against the Iranian regime amid widespread protests and economic crisis.
Goya Awards: From Dolores Fonzi to Susan Sarandon and Alba Flores, all the demands of the gala
The Goya Awards gala was marked by political statements, notably about the situation in Gaza, while also celebrating Spanish cinema.
People are concerned and suffer from it, but it is not talked about either
A recent report highlights the ongoing public concern over insecurity in Argentina, often overlooked in political discourse.
30 Years of Aznar and the Triumph of Management
The article reflects on the 30-year legacy of José María Aznar's presidency in Spain, highlighting his unique approach to management and reforms.
Rosa María Payá: "The transition is essential today for the survival of Cubans"
Rosa María Payá discusses the critical transitions needed for Cuba's survival and the formation of a new opposition alliance.
Trump escalates conflict in Iran and contradicts campaign promise to avoid wars, says Guga Chacra
President Donald Trump has initiated an open conflict against the Iranian regime, significantly altering his political stance from campaign promises that aimed to avoid new international wars.
Who can lead Iran now? Heir of the ancient monarchy wants to command the power transition in the country
Reza Pahlavi, the son of the last Shah of Iran, has announced his willingness to lead a transition of power in Iran nearly fifty years after the revolution, amidst a backdrop of societal unrest and division.
Who is the Prime Minister candidate and who points to whom? Get the overview
The article provides an overview of who has declared their candidacy for Prime Minister in Denmark and which political parties are backing them.
“The Conservative Administration's Past Is the Cause, and Conservatives Need to Act More Actively” [Goodbye Truth and Reconciliation Commission⑳]
The article discusses the transition from the second to the third Truth and Reconciliation Commission in South Korea, highlighting the importance of recognizing past injustices and the need for political responsibility and support for victims of historical abuses.
Chat of journalists from LA NACION. The discourse analysis of Milei before Congress
The article analyzes the discourse and political positioning of Javier Milei during his recent address to Congress.
The plane that brought Nahuel Gallo: the plot behind Baires Fly, links with Fred Machado's environment and the key role of the AFA
The return of Nahuel Gallo from Venezuela has unveiled political and diplomatic ramifications, revealing connections between the aviation sector, influential businessmen, and the Argentine Football Association.
Nahuel Gallo, the Argentine gendarme detained in Venezuela by Maduro's regime, has been released
Argentine gendarme Nahuel Gallo has been released after 448 days in detention in Venezuela under the regime of Nicolás Maduro.
A tyrant falls and dangerous uncertainty begins
The editorial from The New York Times discusses the implications of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's death, viewing it as an end to decades of repression but cautioning about the risks of the ensuing power vacuum.
The Conflict Between Emerging Parties Supported by Generation Z and Established Parties in Nepal's General Election
Nepal is set to hold its first general election after a political upheaval on March 5, with significant competition between youth-supported new parties and established parties.
Iranian-American Democrat 'incredibly disappointed' with party's response to US-Israel strikes
Moj Mahdara, an Iranian-American advocate, expressed deep disappointment in the Democratic Party's response to the recent US-Israel military operations against Iran, emphasizing the need for a focus on national security over political biases.
Zapatero personally designed the company for his payer 25 days after the Sánchez-Iglesias pact to govern for four years
Former Spanish President José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero was directly involved in the creation of Análisis Relevante, a controversial company, a short time after the political agreement for governance between Pedro Sánchez and Pablo Iglesias.
Military bases, command centers, and the Revolutionary Guard: the targets of the second day of attacks by Israel and the U.S. on Iran
Israel and U.S. forces continue their offensive against Iran, focusing on military and political command centers to weaken the Revolutionary Guard following the fall of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
Banić and Koić: Is the flower of the Jasenovac myth blooming?
Analysts Mladen Koić and Nikola Banić discuss declining visitor numbers to the Jasenovac Memorial Area in 2025, reflecting on political influences and the myth surrounding Jasenovac.
The Split within MAGA: 'Not America First!'
Reactions are pouring in following the US attacks on Iran, highlighting divisions within Trump's political base.
Machado Plans Return to Venezuela
Venezuelan opposition leader and Nobel Peace Prize laureate María Corina Machado announces her plan to return to Venezuela in the coming weeks amidst political changes.
Will Han Dong-hoon Run as an Independent? The Worst-Case Scenario is a Split in the Conservative Camp Leading to a Democratic Party Victory
Former leader of the People Power Party, Han Dong-hoon, announces he will not run in the upcoming national assembly elections, despite early hopes for his political career.
Blue parties can break historic red dominance in the North Atlantic
Two blue parties are leading in the Faroe Islands, while Greenland's political landscape appears more complicated, indicating a significant shift in the North Atlantic political dynamics ahead of the upcoming elections in Denmark.
‘Political assassination’: Moscow blasts US-Israeli strike on Iran’s leader
Moscow condemned the US-Israeli airstrike that killed Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, calling it a political assassination.
Political Crisis at the Berlinale: Accusations of 'Genocide', Urgent Response from the German Government
The Berlinale has been rocked by a political crisis after severe accusations were made against Israel and Germany during the festival, prompting an urgent meeting by the German government to discuss the leadership of the festival.
Trump, the Sociopath at the Corner of History
The article discusses the current political climate, drawing parallels between contemporary challenges and historical precedents, particularly focusing on Donald Trump's role.
Venezuela: María Corina Machado promises a return in "a few weeks"
Opposition leader María Corina Machado plans to return to Venezuela after a notable absence related to her receiving the Nobel Peace Prize, amid significant political changes in the country.
AK.Nädal reviewed political think tanks in Estonia
ERR discusses the establishment of a new political think tank in Estonia prior to elections, highlighting its funding and motivations.
Will Reza Pahlawi take power in Iran? The son of the deposed Shah: I will lead the change
Reza Pahlawi, the son of the last Shah of Iran, has expressed his intent to lead a democratic transformation in Iran, claiming to have the support of millions of Iranians.
Jonathan Ross' new reality show sure to anger viewers with 'abhorrent' cast member
Jonathan Ross' new reality show features Sir Ben Slade, whose controversial past and cast dynamics may provoke viewer outrage.
Divided US on Strikes in Iran, with Only 1 in 4 in Favor – Political Risk for Trump
Recent polling reveals that only a quarter of Americans support military strikes against Iran, initiated after the death of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, reflecting political risks for President Trump.
Political scientist: The goal of the US and Israel in Iran was not achieved in two days
A political scientist discussed the recent failed US and Israel military strategies aimed at destabilizing Iran's regime following a new round of negotiations.