American Media Empires in a Dilemma: Regaining Trust or Succumbing to Trump?
The article discusses the political pressures facing major media institutions in the U.S., revealed during the recent 'Trust in Media' conference.
Earthquake at the Summit: Will the Iranian Governance System Shake?
The assassination of Iranian leader Ali Khamenei raises significant questions about the future stability of Iran's governance and its political and military decision-making institutions.
Digital Power: Monster Film
A new two-part docuseries by ZDF explores the rise of digital giants like Facebook, Google, and Amazon, comparing their influence to that of historical political institutions.
The Essential State
The article discusses the evolving debate in Argentina regarding the legitimacy and role of the state, shifting from its inefficiency to questioning its very existence.
Regarding the funding of 'Nemuno aušra' – the ironic reaction of I. Ruginienė: do you think I am an accountant as well?
Lithuanian Prime Minister I. Ruginienė humorously dismissed a question about the funding of the political party 'Nemuno aušra', highlighting the importance of allowing institutions to handle investigations without interference.
Who wants to govern this place?
The article explores the political landscape in Greece for 2026, questioning who truly wishes to govern amidst widespread disillusionment and lack of trust in institutions.
Political fight brewing over future of WA's child sex abuse laws
The WA government is facing political pressure to extend new child sex abuse laws to include more than just religious institutions following a controversial High Court ruling.
Rinkēvičs supports the rehabilitation of people unjustly placed in psychiatric institutions due to Soviet repression
Latvian President Edgars Rinkēvičs is advocating for a political declaration to rehabilitate individuals unjustly placed in psychiatric institutions as a result of Soviet repression.
Lithuania's Corruption Map 2025: Where Do Residents See the Biggest Problem?
Residents identify the misuse of personal and political connections as the most prevalent form of corruption in Lithuania, with healthcare institutions, the parliament, courts, municipalities, political parties, and politicians viewed as the most corrupt.
Haaretz: Israeli Scandals Are So Numerous and Ongoing That It Is Difficult to Keep Up With Them
A critical article in Haaretz outlines numerous ongoing scandals in Israel's political and legal institutions, arguing they reflect narrow personal interests at the expense of the rule of law.
When Antifa Enters Institutions: The Death of Quentin Deranque is a Political Scandal for France
The murder of Quentin Deranque has sparked a national debate in France concerning political violence and its ties to extreme groups and leftist parties.
Wrong time to honor Norwegian institutions
The article criticizes a recent editorial in Aftenposten celebrating Norwegian institutions, arguing that they have failed over decades, evidenced by the Jeffrey Epstein revelations.
Justice for all? The Epstein files and the arrest of former prince Andrew
The article discusses the implications of Prince Andrew's arrest amidst the release of Epstein's files and addresses the broader consequences for the British monarchy and political institutions.
Federal Government: The Dispute Over Abolished Integration Courses Escalates
The conflict in the German government over the cut of integration courses for migrants has intensified, with significant backlash from various stakeholders including education institutions and political factions.
Romania’s stolen elections were only the start: Inside the EU’s war on democracy
The article discusses the annulment of Romania's 2024 presidential election and how it reflects broader issues of democratic standards and intervention by EU institutions.
VRK started an investigation into the financing of 'Nemuno Aušra' in January
The Lithuanian Central Electoral Commission has initiated an investigation into the financing practices of the political party 'Nemuno Aušra' following information received from various institutions and party members.
HRW calls for dismantling of repressive apparatus in Venezuela
Human Rights Watch urges Venezuelan authorities to implement immediate reforms in judicial and electoral institutions to repeal abusive laws.
75 Institutions Granted Minority Status After Ajit Dada’s Death, Know How Status and Benefits are Obtained
In the wake of Ajit Pawar's death, 75 educational institutions in Maharashtra were granted minority status, leading to a political uproar and calls for investigation into the swift decision.
Europe Challenges Putin, Rubio Sees Orbán
The article discusses the European institutions' role during the closing day of the Munich Security Conference, emphasizing their political and economic positioning in response to US-European relations and challenges posed by Putin.
The Political Hand in Culture
The Community of Madrid has significantly reduced its public funding for the Círculo de Bellas Artes, raising suspicions of political bias in cultural programming.
S. Famellos: No party isolation is a solution
Sokratis Famellos, president of SYRIZA-PS, emphasizes the need for political change in Greece to address ongoing crises in development, society, democracy, and institutions.
Learn about the African Union and its main organs and institutions
The article provides an overview of the African Union, established in 2002, highlighting its key institutions such as the Commission, the Court of Justice, and the Peace and Security Council.
Iran Between Two Currents: An Electoral Reform Front and a Conclusive Shift to Conservatives
The political competition in Iran is marked by a struggle between reformist and conservative currents within a complex system of elected and unelected institutions.
Insocial: Radical 'restart' in institutions - The intervention of Alekos Papadopoulos
Former Minister Alekos Papadopoulos called for a radical overhaul of Greece's political system during a recent event, criticizing the prime minister-centric model of governance as a root cause of institutional stagnation.
Gerald M. Steinberg: Activist professor using U of T law department to promote anti-Israel agenda
Gerald M. Steinberg criticizes the University of Toronto's International Human Rights Program for prioritizing political activism over objective scholarship, suggesting it undermines the credibility of academic institutions.
University autonomy under siege: political pressures and cuts in public institutions
University autonomy in Mexico is facing significant challenges due to political pressures and budget cuts affecting public institutions.
UK and US sink to new lows in global index of corruption
The latest corruption index reveals significant declines in the UK and US, with concerns about democratic institutions eroding due to political donations and state targeting of activists.
AK. Week examined the impact of Epstein's files on the world and Estonia
The partial release of Jeffrey Epstein's files by the U.S. Department of Justice has sparked a political storm worldwide, affecting public trust in key institutions.
Alexis Charitsis: The constitutional revision cannot be used as a tool by a government that systematically undermines institutions
Alexis Charitsis criticized the Greek government for rushing the constitutional revision process, arguing that it serves political interests rather than genuine institutional reform.
Security scenarios for Europe. Budzisz: The Russian threat is growing
Marek Budzisz discusses the ongoing increase in the Russian threat and the implications of new political initiatives like Trump's Peace Council amidst shifting global institutions.
From Klavthmonos to Syntagma
The article discusses the importance of constitutional revision as a political challenge affecting parties, politicians, and voters, aiming to improve democratic institutions and the rule of law.
Tax Reduction Pledge Battle, No Validity Judgment - Japan Alone Lacks 'Independent Fiscal Institution' at G7
As Japan approaches its House of Representatives election, political parties are advocating for consumption tax cuts without a thorough discussion of funding sources, unlike many G7 countries that have established Independent Fiscal Institutions (IFIs) to assess the impact of such policies.
VIDEO 'Plenković Seriously Violates the Constitution, and HDZ Has Been Trying to Occupy All Institutions for Years'
Prime Minister Plenković faces criticism for linking the election of the Supreme Court chief judge to the appointment of three constitutional judges, a move labeled as unconstitutional by political leaders.
What does the dissolution of the Southern Transitional Council mean?
The decision to dissolve the Southern Transitional Council marks a historic turning point in Yemen, officially ending a parallel power entity in the south and reflecting a significant shift in regional and international perspectives towards the re-unification of political and military institutions under legitimate government authority.
How the Israeli narrative disintegrated within American churches and institutions?
The episode focuses on the fundamental shifts in global awareness regarding the Palestinian issue, highlighting the disintegration of the traditional Israeli narrative within established theological and political institutions in the U.S.
Political foul. The questioning of constitutional institutions is extremely inappropriate, responds the Castle to Macinka
The Czech castle responded sternly to Macinka, calling the questioning of constitutional institutions highly inappropriate.
How Pizza Orders Revealed America's Preparations for the Venezuela Operation?
The article discusses the 'Pizza Index,' an informal term used to link increased pizza delivery orders to sensitive government institutions in Washington with the anticipation of significant political or military events, particularly regarding preparations for operations in Venezuela.
The Prime Minister is Nervous, He Can't Communicate Topics for the People Anymore. Political Editors Evaluate the Year 2025 (+ Video)
Political editors assess the turbulent political climate of 2025, highlighting the weakening of democratic institutions and potential future attacks on them.
Ivica Granić: Globalism and Sovereignty
The article discusses the political ideology of sovereignty, emphasizing the preservation of national independence against globalist influences and institutions.
The direct line between the Flotilla and Hamas and the dual role of the leaders
The article discusses the connections between the Global Sumud Flotilla, which included members of Italian political parties, and individuals arrested in Genoa for allegedly financing Hamas, highlighting two important international institutions linked to Palestinian interests.
A Historic Day in Kosovo: The Defeat of Institutions Culminated in New Elections, One of Three Main Players Will Shape the Fate of the Country
Today, the citizens of Kosovo are going to the polls during one of the most challenging political moments since independence, with these elections serving as a crucial test of the society's political maturity amidst a year of institutional blockade and complete parliamentary standstill.
Justice in 2025: thanks to independent courts that were not afraid, we are still a rule of law
The past year in security and justice has been defined by power interventions into independent institutions and legislative changes benefiting accused politicians, including attempts to abolish the Office for the Protection of Whistleblowers and modify the Criminal Procedure Code regarding the status of informants.