Common Sense
The article discusses the recent session of the national council of Somos México, a group seeking to register as a political party in Mexico amid challenges from established parties.
The political contest in frenzy
Political parties in Mexico are gearing up for the 2027 electoral battle, signaling a shift in power dynamics and a renewed focus on engaging with citizens.
Are they going to vote? 'Inconvenient audience' – party campaigns do not reach young people
Young people's engagement in politics is declining, and political parties are failing to effectively reach this demographic.
Australian voters are frustrated and angry. One Nation’s SA surge sounds an urgent warning for the Liberals and Labor | Tony Barry
As South Australian voters express frustration with traditional parties, One Nation's rise signals a significant political shift, challenging the status quo of the Liberal party.
Agriculture has supported parties financially for years: »We probably have a better understanding with the blue block«
The agriculture sector in Denmark has historically provided financial support to political parties, particularly those on the right, as they advocate for agricultural-friendly policies.
The Marseille case and that (under the table) alliance among the left parties
The political spotlight in France is on Marseille, where the far-right Rassemblement National has gained significant ground in the municipal elections against the current Socialist mayor.
Marantelli, the 'red leghista' of the Pds: 'When Bossi proposed me to be an assessor in Varese'
The article discusses Marantelli's experience during the early 1990s when he was proposed by Bossi to take on a government role in Varese amid a coalition involving various political parties.
Kim Yae-ji of the People Power Party conducts a 17 hour and 35 minute filibuster, with both parties commenting 'thank you for your effort'
Kim Yae-ji, a member of the People Power Party, completed a 17-hour and 35-minute filibuster against the approval of a national investigation plan regarding allegations of political prosecution by the Yoon Seok-yeol administration.
NGOs Under Fire: This Is How the Narrative Criminalizing the Humanitarian Sector Is Manufactured
The article discusses how right-wing parties and other political and media actors amplify misinformation campaigns to undermine the legitimacy of NGOs and influence international aid.
Undecided voters narrate a sequence of bets and disappointments with leftist and rightist leaders
The article explores the thoughts of Brazilian undecided voters as they reflect on their frustrations with political leaders from both left and right parties ahead of the upcoming presidential elections.
CNE Plenary Fails to Convene to Address Reports Proposing the Cancellation of Construye and Unidad Popular
The plenary session of Ecuador's National Electoral Council (CNE) could not convene to address reports recommending the cancellation of two political parties, Construye and Unidad Popular.
CNE report on the Construye movement states it has not a single member and proposes its cancellation
The Ecuadorian National Electoral Council found that the political movement Construye has no permanent members and has initiated proceedings for its legal cancellation.
This Year, Several Parties Will Not Receive Full State Funding
Several political parties in Latvia will not receive full state financing due to various eligibility issues, including election results and compliance with banking regulations.
Paolo Cirino Pomicino: 'Tangentopoli destroyed the parties and opened the way for populists'
In an interview, former Italian minister Paolo Cirino Pomicino discusses the lasting impact of the Tangentopoli corruption scandal on political parties and the rise of populism in Italy.
From Akhilesh to Mamata... Eid Colors Also Seen in Politics, See Photos
The celebration of Eid across India showcased political leaders from various parties embracing the festival together, highlighting a moment of unity despite political divides.
The Greenland Question in the Danish Elections Quiet Down: Political Parties Have a Unified Stance
The upcoming Danish parliamentary elections are overshadowed by the issue of Greenland, with a unified political stance among parties amidst declining support for the ruling coalition.
Mamata Banerjee: "I want to recruit teachers, but...", what did Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee say?
Mamata Banerjee expressed her desire to recruit teachers, highlighting political challenges from opposition parties that complicate the process.
Army of Danish shadow warriors is hunting voters online
A new form of political 'shadow armies' is emerging on social media, particularly TikTok, where anonymous profiles advocate for political parties ahead of upcoming elections.
Letter to the Editor. Provide information about the secret society of rents before the election
A letter urges political parties in Sweden to disclose their positions on the controversial rent-setting system involving anonymous judges before the upcoming elections.
Uphold Ramadan values, APC, ADC, LP tell Nigerians
Nigerian political parties urge citizens to embrace the values of Ramadan such as charity and compassion during Eid-el-Fitr celebrations.
Former Mayor of Curitiba Rafael Greca joins MDB and announces pre-candidacy for the Government of Paraná
Rafael Greca, the former mayor of Curitiba, has switched political parties from PSD to MDB and announced his intention to run for governor of Paraná.
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.
Political editor: I have been waiting for when 'comrade two percent' would announce themselves in the election campaign
The article discusses the precarious position of the Alternative party in Denmark's upcoming election and anticipates supportive statements from left-leaning parties.
Political Editor: I have been waiting for 'Comrade Two Percent' to announce themselves in the election campaign
The article discusses the anticipation of support for the Alternative party as they approach the electoral threshold, speculating on possible alliances within the left-wing parties in Denmark.
Parliamentary Election: Is Slovenia Facing a Rightward Shift?
Slovenia's political landscape is being shaken by a smear campaign just before the parliamentary elections, potentially benefiting right-wing parties.
On the Way Before the Runoff: When Döner and Sausages Become Election Campaign Tools
Political parties in Germany are using local food specialties like Döner kebabs and sausages to charm voters ahead of the upcoming mayoral runoff election.
Riikka Purra's Call: 'The Mentality Must Change'
Finnish Finance Minister Riikka Purra emphasizes the need for a significant shift in approach among political parties and society, highlighting upcoming austerity measures.
Sources to NRK: Here is the transformation committee
Norway has formed a new transformation committee to strategize the final phase of the country's oil industry, including key political figures from various parties.
PT sees risk of advantages to a party if the election and revocation are tied
The PT party in Mexico expresses concerns that the proposed electoral reform might favor certain political parties if both the election and the revocation of mandate coincide.
‘United Sofa Voters’ Could Be Denmark’s Second Largest Party. But What Will the Parties Do with That Knowledge?
The article discusses how the emerging political group 'United Sofa Voters' could potentially become Denmark's second largest party and raises questions about how established political parties will respond to this development.
How Pauline Hanson’s One Nation is changing politics: Full Story newsroom edition – video
The article discusses the rise of Pauline Hanson’s One Nation party in Australian politics and its implications for major political parties as it prepares for upcoming elections.
Candidates from EL and ALT: Danish democracy is a failure when laws are written at Axelborg
Candidates from the Danish political parties EL and ALT criticize the current state of democracy in Denmark, claiming it has been compromised by agricultural interests affecting drinking water quality.
Metron Analysis Poll: Gains for ND, Decline of 'Anti-System' Parties - Do Greeks Want Nuclear Energy?
A new poll by Metron Analysis shows increased political support for Greece's ruling New Democracy party amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
In Jutland's Red Stronghold, Three Blue Party Leaders Battle Hard: "Not the Wisest Thing We've Done"
Three prominent leaders from the Danish right face a challenging political landscape in Eastern Jutland, a historical stronghold for the Social Democrats.
If you dream of better pig welfare, you will (probably) be severely disappointed
Political parties in Denmark compete in their promises for better conditions for pigs amid the election campaign, but experts express skepticism about actual improvements in animal welfare.
State Elections: 'I vote only so that older voters do not decide alone'
The article discusses the upcoming state elections in Germany and highlights the voting behavior of young people, who are increasingly supporting fringe parties.
The PP of Ayuso applauds Ana Millán before the PSOE and Más Madrid, who do not accept the filing of her case: "Justice is not pursuing her, the left is pursuing her"
The Popular Party in Madrid celebrated Ana Millán after the filing of corruption allegations against her, while opposition parties continue to criticize her, alleging political motivations behind the attacks.
Metro even after midnight? Parties in Prague begin to probe topics for municipal elections
Political parties in Prague are starting to discuss key topics for the upcoming municipal elections, including the possibility of extending metro hours.
The 'M-Factor' of Bengal... 75 seats in TMC's basket, as many depend on Didi's magic!
Mamata Banerjee asserts the political strength of the TMC in Bengal, highlighting the importance of the Muslim vote bank in securing electoral success amidst criticisms from opposition parties.
PiS is looking for a new logo. Civic Coalition has already changed it
Political parties in Poland, including PiS and the Civic Coalition, are increasingly changing their visual identities to respond to evolving public perceptions and political landscapes.
Political Living Room: Too Many Blue Lights in the Moderates' Election Proposal?
The article discusses various health proposals made by political parties in Denmark as they gear up for the election campaign, featuring assessments from experts on the viability and necessity of these proposals.
Sánchez sends several ministers against his leftist partners to circumvent the veto of PP, PNV, and Junts on the aid decree
Pedro Sánchez is trying to navigate political tensions with his leftist partners as he works to pass a decree for economic aid related to the Iran war, amid opposition from right-wing parties.
3F: Altinget's editor-in-chief cannot see the difference between the parties' pension proposals. We can.
The editor of Altinget, Jakob Nielsen, has faced criticism from 3F for not distinguishing between the pension proposals from different political parties, which 3F members claim they can easily differentiate.
Debate on Firewall: Weber does not yield to Merz
The German political scene sees a divide over the European People's Party's alignment with right-wing parties, highlighted by Friedrich Merz's distancing from Manfred Weber during a recent celebration.
Ban corporate donations to UK political parties to protect elections, says thinktank
A thinktank has called for a ban on corporate donations to UK political parties to safeguard elections from foreign interference.
Frédéric Dabi: Macronist Voters are 'Stuck Between LFI and RN'
Frédéric Dabi discusses the challenges faced by Macronist voters who feel trapped between the far-left and far-right political parties in France.
Parties are hurrying to take a firm stance on supporting Karis
Discussions continue on whether Alar Karis could continue as president and whether he would have the support of the political parties.
Political Editor: Where Did That Come From, Troels Lund Poulsen?
The article discusses the legal obligation in Denmark to return election posters that have been vandalized or cut down to the respective parties, highlighting a recent encounter between young police officers and political representatives.
Political Editor: Surprising Cold Shoulder from Troels Lund Poulsen in TV 2 Program Highlights the Trouble After the Election
An incident involving the proper handling of election posters reinforces the ongoing political challenges faced by parties and the laws governing election materials in Denmark.
The parties do not want to take a position on supporting Karis
Political parties in Estonia are hesitant to express support for President Alar Karis' re-election, with key factions not discussing candidates yet.