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Iran faces a political challenge after the assassination of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, marking the selection of a new leader for the second time since the 1979 Islamic Revolution.

The article discusses the characteristics of Vox, a far-right political party in Spain, and critiques the use of the term 'fascism' to describe it by political opponents.

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.

The article details key life events of Iranian supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, chronicling his rise to power from his birth in 1939 to his leadership roles in Iran's political landscape.

The article discusses the significance and current status of Ali Khamenei, Iran's Supreme Leader, amid speculation about his health and political influence.

Analysis on the perception of Ali Khamenei by journalist Christopher de Bellaigue during pivotal moments in Iran's political history.

The murder of Quentin Deranque has sparked political controversies in France, particularly regarding Jean-Luc Mélenchon's defense of the attackers.

The article discusses the persistent issue of cyber-censorship worldwide, likening it to historical political reactions against revolutions.

Investigations suggest ties between Serbian drug traffickers and Ecuadorian political figure Andrés Arauz during the 2021 presidential campaign.

The article explores the stability of Iran's political system and recent signs of potential change amid U.S. military actions near the region.

The Venezuelan National Assembly has unanimously approved a controversial amnesty law, aimed at releasing some political prisoners amid growing pressure from families and activists.

South Korean political scientists have nominated the citizens of the 2016 'Revolution of Light' for the Nobel Peace Prize, emphasizing how their nonviolent protest successfully addressed a political crisis.

Political scientist Eiríkur Bergmann claims that no significant changes are anticipated within Iceland's Progressive Party following the election of Lilja Alfreðsdóttir as its new leader.

On the 21st anniversary of the assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri, Lebanon reflects on the deep impact of the event on its political landscape and social fabric.

The mini-documentary highlights the turbulent journey of Tunisia from a dictatorship to democracy and the subsequent challenges it faces, reflecting on the Arab Spring's legacy.

Bangladesh is set to elect new leadership tomorrow, following 18 months of turmoil characterized by a revolution that overthrew Sheikh Hasina's government after 15 years in power.

Iran commemorates the 47th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution, amidst significant political and security challenges both domestically and internationally.

The Zimbabwean government has approved a new Constitutional Amendment Bill proposing to extend the presidential term from five to seven years and reform the electoral process.

A report reveals that the far-left group Sunrise Movement is encouraging K-12 students to participate in disruptions and 'mass non-cooperation' to facilitate a 'political revolution' in the U.S.

The 15th anniversary of Yemen's youth revolution reignites discussions among supporters and critics alike regarding its impacts on the nation.

The article discusses the ongoing institutional, political, social, economic, and cultural transformations in Brazil driven by the majority Black population, focusing on educational advancements through affirmative action.

The political street art of Laika fiercely critiques figures like Trump and Orbán while addressing issues surrounding militarization and immigration enforcement in Europe.

The article discusses the complexities of negotiating with Iran, particularly highlighting the difficulties faced by American officials due to the structure of the Iranian leadership and lack of direct communication with its Supreme Leader.

Mario Godoy, president of the Judiciary Council, discusses the ongoing impeachment trial and allegations of a political strategy against control authorities by the Citizens' Revolution movement.

The traditional political labels of left and right have lost their original meaning, originating from the French Estates-General when Louis XVI summoned them for state reforms that led to the Revolution.

Judge Ana Lucía Cevallos declared the nullity of the criminal proceedings for discrimination against political activist Fernando Balda, initiated by Marcela Aguiñaga from the Citizen Revolution movement.

The political trial against Mario Godoy, President of the Council of the Judiciary, is advancing with the Oversight Commission of the National Assembly partially accepting new evidence proposed by legislators from the Citizens' Revolution.

The article explores the transformative themes in Sara Torres' work, emphasizing the liberation of desire as a form of political resistance.

The Cuban Revolution was a socio-political and armed uprising led by Fidel Castro aimed at overthrowing the regime of Fulgencio Batista due to widespread public discontent over corruption and social inequality in Cuba.

Miriam Mafai, a notable journalist born in 1926, chose journalism over her political career after experiencing significant historical events, including World War II and the Hungarian Revolution.

On the 16th anniversary of Tunisia's Revolution, the Ennahda movement calls for an inclusive national dialogue among all democratic forces to save the country, citing concerns over political and economic deterioration since July 2021.

The article explores the emergence of a political and military project in Northeast Syria known as the Democratic Self-Administration, driven by prominent figures associated with the Democratic Union Party since the Syrian revolution began in 2011.

Iran has experienced various waves of protests over the decades, driven by economic, social, and political demands, with participation from students, activists, and politicians, resulting in varying outcomes from temporary changes to strict security measures and widespread arrests.

European nations, particularly France, are exercising caution in their responses to the current situation in Iran due to hostages and other political considerations.

Young women and political activists are at the forefront of the struggle for a new future for Iran, with the Iranian diaspora in the UK rallying support for their cause amid widespread protests across the country.

Hundreds protested in Tunisia's capital demanding the release of political prisoners on the 15th anniversary of the 2011 revolution that ousted former president Zine El Abidine Ben Ali.

Protests in Iran have become a significant challenge to the regime as they continue despite a government crackdown and global isolation.

Donald Trump is advocating for a cap on credit card interest rates at 10 percent, prompting varied political reactions and pushback from the banking sector.

Portugal faces crucial presidential elections amid the rise of the far-right and discontent with traditional politicians, determining the future of the political system born from the Carnation Revolution of 1974.

The article discusses how U.S. military intervention in Venezuela has created a dramatic and fictionalized narrative surrounding the political situation, depicting Donald Trump as a leader in the Bolivarian revolution.

Benjamin Netanyahu commented that significant changes are occurring in Latin America, particularly related to the fall of Maduro and the rise of right-wing politics, which he sees as beneficial for his own political strategy.

Delcy Rodríguez's leadership is spotlighted as she assumes the role of interim president, marking a significant moment in the 27-year reign of the Bolivarian revolution amid political turbulence in Venezuela.

The article discusses the political struggles of revolutionary women during the French Revolution and their quest for a political voice, highlighting insights from historian Darrin McMahon's book 'Equality'.

The article discusses the ongoing cultural conflict in Croatia, particularly relating to the contrasting views on freedom and regulation amidst significant political and social changes as the country transitions into 2026.

Cultural scientist Daphne Weber explores the potency of political slogans, explaining how 'We are the people' from the Peaceful Revolution has been co-opted by nationalist forces and discussing the enduring relevance of slogans like 'Peace to the huts, war to the palaces.'

Lithuania is experiencing its largest protests in a decade against a government law that would allow greater political control over public broadcasting, leading to concerns about the resilience of its democracy.