Father Chose Instead of OMON's Daughter. How Belarusian Families Dispute Due to Politics
An independent journalist reflects on the apolitical nature of Belarusian families in Latvia amid political tensions.
Bossi, the PCI card and the 'working-class' League that took part of the left in the North
The article discusses the political evolution of Umberto Bossi and the establishment of the Lega Nord, emphasizing its initial stance as a movement independent from traditional left and right divisions in Italy.
Political pressure grows on Mónica García amid doctors' strike: Government partners and Autonomous Communities demand negotiation
Political pressure is mounting on Mónica García as regional governments demand an independent mediation to resolve the ongoing doctors' strike in Spain.
Ukrainian activist, former political prisoner, says he was beaten at Kyiv recruitment center
Ukrainian activist Volodymyr Balukh, a former political prisoner, claims he was beaten at a military recruitment center in Kyiv, with lawmakers suggesting the incident may have political motivations.
Moldova Parliament Denounces the Founding Agreement of the CIS
The Moldovan Parliament has denounced the founding agreement of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) in a recent vote, highlighting political divisions within the legislature.
Katja Nyberg is now officially a political independent
Katja Nyberg has formally left the Sweden Democrats party and its parliamentary group, becoming a political independent amidst ongoing controversies including allegations of driving under the influence.
Ilya Yashin launches a party for a Russia that doesn't exist
Exiled Russian opposition leader Ilya Yashin has revealed plans to start a new political party aimed at unifying dissenting Russians against President Putin.
Why Ukraine is at the center of Hungary’s election
Ukrainian issues are prominently shaping the political landscape of Hungary's upcoming elections.
A pro-Kremlin blogger lashed out at Putin; he ended up in a psychiatric ward
Prominent pro-Kremlin blogger Ilya Remeslo has criticized President Putin and has been subsequently admitted to a psychiatric hospital in St. Petersburg, sparking speculation about the repercussions of his sudden change in stance.
Russian psyop allegedly targets Hungarians in western Ukraine as Budapest-Kyiv tensions rise
Russia has reportedly initiated a psychological operation aimed at the Hungarian minority in western Ukraine to exacerbate tensions with Hungary amid escalating political disputes.
Luhats: Experts for ERR Council Should Be Elected by Independent Institutions
ERR executive Toomas Luhats suggests that the selection of council experts should be done by independent bodies rather than the parliament to ensure political neutrality.
Party Leaders to Meet About the Epstein Case
Norwegian parliamentary leaders are set to meet regarding the mandate for an independent investigation into possible Norwegian connections to the Epstein case.
Zelensky warns political divisions and Iran war are sidelining Ukraine, urges Trump and Starmer to find common ground
President Zelensky emphasizes the need for dialogue between U.S. and U.K. leaders to address political divisions affecting support for Ukraine.
12 years after Crimea annexation, Ukraine says nearly 300 still jailed on fabricated political charges
Ukraine's Foreign Ministry reported that nearly 300 people, including 159 Crimean Tatars, are imprisoned in occupied Crimea on fabricated political charges.
'Some leaders are being sold for 2 crores, some for 5' - Pappu Yadav raises questions
Independent MP Pappu Yadav from Purnea, Bihar, has boldly criticized the political system, alleging corruption among elected representatives ahead of the Rajya Sabha elections.
Suspicion of 100 million won in political donations: Independent lawmaker Kang Sun-woo faces first prosecution investigation after being remanded
Independent lawmaker Kang Sun-woo is being investigated by prosecutors for allegedly receiving a political donation of 100 million won from former Seoul council member Kim Kyung ahead of the 2022 local elections.
Budapest rallies highlight Hungary’s divide over Ukraine, Europe before April vote
Rival rallies in Budapest showcase Hungary's political divide regarding Ukraine and relations with Europe ahead of a critical parliamentary election.
Vietnamese vote for a new parliament, but candidates had to be approved by the Communist Party
Vietnamese citizens are voting for a new parliament amid a political landscape dominated by the ruling Communist Party, with only a small fraction of candidates being independent.
RÚV is independent of political and private interests
RÚV, Iceland's national broadcasting service, emphasizes its independence from political and private interests by adding a disclaimer to its news articles.
[Breaking News] Kim Byeong-gi Appears at Police for the Third Time Amid 13 Allegations, Remains Silent on Bribery Questions
Independent lawmaker Kim Byeong-gi has appeared at the police station for the third time amid multiple allegations of political corruption.
Germany Cancels Bookstore Award Ceremony Due to Political Extremism
Germany has canceled its bookstore award ceremony to honor independent bookstores due to concerns about political extremism associated with some nominees.
[Exclusive] Police secure testimony confirming Kim Byung-ki's spouse admitted to receiving illegal political funds three years ago
The police have obtained evidence that the spouse of independent lawmaker Kim Byung-ki admitted to receiving illegal political funds three years ago, despite her strong denial of the allegations.
EKS is a dialogue platform independent of political realities
The article discusses the significance of the European Congress of Local Governments (EKS) in fostering dialogue among political competitors despite political divides in Poland.
Czarnek for Prime Minister is a War with the EU and the CJEU. And a Final Reckoning with the Courts and the Media
The nomination of Przemysław Czarnek by PiS as a potential Prime Minister signals an aggressive move against the judiciary and independent media in Poland, potentially leading to significant political and economic ramifications.
"This is a bit historic": S and R enter election alliance to make Denmark independent from Putin and Trump
Denmark's Social Democrats and Radikale Venstre have formed an electoral alliance focused on energy policy and national security amid shifting political landscapes.
EU stops Georgian diplomats
The EU has halted visa-free travel for diplomats from Georgia due to increasing governmental crackdowns on protesters, independent media, and political opposition in the country.
INEC raises the alarm over litigation, internal crises in parties
The Independent National Electoral Commission of Nigeria warns of disruptive legal battles and internal conflicts within political parties, jeopardizing democratic processes.
Exclusive: Kang Sun-woo, who claimed 'youth women nominations,' accused of favoritism for high-value sponsor's daughter
Kang Sun-woo, an independent former Democratic Party lawmaker arrested over bribery allegations, is accused of exerting influence during the 2022 local elections to secure a nomination for the daughter of a wealthy political donor.
Breaking: Kang Seon-woo and Kim Kyung Arrested over Allegations of Illegal Political Donations of 100 Million Won
Kang Seon-woo, an independent member of the National Assembly, along with former Seoul city councilor Kim Kyung, has been arrested for alleged violations of political fundraising laws involving a 100 million won donation.
‘Allegation of Political Donation’ Kang Sun-woo's Detention Hearing Ends... Result Expected Tonight
Kang Sun-woo, an independent lawmaker charged with accepting a political donation of 100 million KRW, has completed his pre-trial detention hearing, with results expected later today.
[Breaking News] The arrest warrant examination for Kang Seon-woo, suspected of receiving 'nomination bribes', begins... "I will explain in court"
Kang Seon-woo, an independent lawmaker previously with the Democratic Party, faces a pre-arrest examination related to allegations of receiving bribes for political nominations.
IPC bars Ukrainian team from wearing uniform with map of Ukraine at Winter Paralympics
The International Paralympic Committee has prohibited Ukraine’s Paralympic team from wearing a uniform that features a map of Ukraine, which they claim is political in nature.
Nigeria: APC Expresses Confidence in INEC Timetable, Says It's Fair to All Political Parties
The All Progressives Congress (APC) of Ondo State shows support for the Independent National Electoral Commission's (INEC) 2027 election timetable, calling it fair and realistic for all parties involved.
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.
On your marks, set, go: Parties race against May deadline for primaries
Political parties in Nigeria are under a tight deadline of 91 days to conduct primaries for the 2027 elections following a revised timetable issued by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).
Ukraine war latest: Zelensky sees 'window for peace' as Fedorov pushes Defense Ministry shake-up
President Zelensky believes there is a potential opportunity to achieve peace with Russia before the U.S. midterm elections, coinciding with significant political moments in the United States.
Zelensky sees 'window' for peace deal before US midterms
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky believes there is a potential opportunity to reach a peace deal with Russia before the upcoming U.S. midterm elections in November, influenced by U.S. political dynamics.
David Speirs's comeback attempt is a risk for everyone — including himself
David Speirs, a former Liberal leader in South Australia, is attempting a political comeback as an independent candidate after being convicted of drug offenses, raising significant concerns about his eligibility and the political implications of his return.
Police apply for '100 million won confiscation order' against Kang Sun-woo for alleged acceptance of political donation
Police have applied for a confiscation order of 100 million won against independent lawmaker Kang Sun-woo, who is suspected of receiving a political donation.
Police Re-summon Assemblyman Kim Byeong-ki After 14-hour Interrogation the Day Before
Independent assemblyman Kim Byeong-ki, facing multiple allegations including illegal political funding, was questioned for over 14 hours by police and is set to continue his testimony.
Orban's election campaign strategy — blackmail EU, Ukraine over Russian oil and hope for a fight
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's recent letters to the EU and Ukraine reveal a campaign focused on domestic political messaging, utilizing threats related to Russian oil to appeal to voters ahead of elections.
The Prosecutor's Office has started assessing K. Žukauskas' request regarding the 'Auspicious Ones', assigned STT to investigate another part
The Lithuanian Prosecutor's Office is investigating a request about the financial dealings of the 'Nemuno aušra' political party and has directed the Special Investigation Service to examine related allegations of illegal influence on an independent institution's decisions.
Kim Byung-ki, summoned by police after two months, expresses concerns about missed timing in investigation
Independent lawmaker Kim Byung-ki, facing multiple corruption allegations, was summoned for police questioning after a two-month investigation delay.
Greek Asylum System: Independent but Often Targeted by Political Controversy
The Greek Asylum System, established in 2013, faces ongoing political scrutiny and controversy, reflecting deep divides in governmental and public perspectives on asylum policies.
[Breaking News] Kim Byung-ki's First Appearance Before the Police... 13 Allegations Including Campaign Bribery
Independent lawmaker Kim Byung-ki, embroiled in 13 various allegations including illegal political funding, appeared before the police for the first time as a suspect on the 26th of the month.
Zelensky dismisses Russia's latest nuclear weapons claim
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky rejected Russia's allegations regarding nuclear weapons in Ukraine as mere political pressure.
Ukraine’s Next Elections: Preparations, Politics, and Pitfalls — next KI Insights monthly briefing
A briefing discusses the ongoing political competition in Ukraine and the preparations for upcoming elections amid challenges from peace negotiations.
[Breaking] Gangsuwon, accused of receiving 100 million won in nomination bribes, approval for arrest request passed
The National Assembly approved an arrest request for independent lawmaker Gang Sun-woo, who is accused of receiving a 100 million won bribe for a political nomination.
Police to summon Kim Byeong-gi for the first time on the 26th regarding ‘13 types of allegations’ including illegal political funds and preferential treatment
Police in Seoul are set to summon independent lawmaker Kim Byeong-gi on the 26th and 27th for questioning about various allegations, including illegal political funding and abuse of power.
2027: INEC to unveil new timetable
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) is set to review the Electoral Act 2026 and release a new timetable for the 2027 elections amid demands from political parties.