The idea of a windfall tax on fuel traders is absurd at its core
The proposal of a windfall tax for fuel traders in Latvia is being discussed amid rising fuel prices, but the implications of such a tax may be more complicated than perceived.
The French are electing mayors in major cities, including Paris
Local elections in France are taking place, with preliminary results expected to reveal public sentiment ahead of next year's presidential elections.
In Pictures: Up to a quarter of a million people attended the demonstration in Letná. Including Eva Pavlová.
A significant demonstration took place in Letná, Czechia, with attendance reported at up to 250,000 people, including notable figures like Eva Pavlová.
Datafolha: Discouragement, insecurity, and fear of the future dominate pre-election sentiment
A recent Datafolha survey reveals a prevailing negative sentiment among Brazilians seven months ahead of the elections, marked by insecurity and fear for the future.
Zelenskyy on new Kremlin messaging app where Russians are being pushed: We will get to Max as well
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy addressed the challenges posed by Russia's new messaging app, Max, and the potential impacts of social media restrictions on public sentiment in Russia.
Economy, scandals, and social bad mood
Argentina's government under Javier Milei faces significant turmoil due to economic challenges, corruption scandals, political conflicts, and a shift in public sentiment.
Heritage Conservation Authority: Removing Protection from the City Hall is Unthinkable
The Heritage Conservation Authority firmly opposes the removal of protection from the City Hall, citing legal restrictions and public sentiment.
Fear of the Stock Market Crash: When Hype, Greed, and Panic Rule
The article examines the historical patterns of stock market crashes and their connections to public sentiment, media coverage, and economic behavior.
'Who does not owe does not fear,' says reader about investigations regarding Lulinha
'Who does not owe does not fear' reflects public sentiment on Lulinha's situation amidst ongoing investigations.
Shortly before the runoff election for the mayor's office: the battle for Munich's town hall gets turbulent
The race for Munich's mayoral office intensifies as Dieter Reiter of the SPD seeks to shift public sentiment, while his opponent Dominik Krause of the Greens presents a transformative agenda ahead of the runoff election.
Deputy Minister: Residents' Attitudes Towards the Kapčiamieščio Polygon Are Improving
The Deputy Minister reported that the attitudes of residents regarding the Kapčiamieščio polygon are shifting positively as the government discusses legislative projects for its expansion.
International e-commerce democratizes access and consumer choice
The article discusses the need for consumer-centric discussions on access to international products via e-commerce platforms, while challenging misleading interpretations of public sentiment regarding tax equality between local and global retailers in Brazil.
Martelli-Quartapelle, separated at the polling station: “But let’s not argue”
A couple discusses their impatience and the challenges they face as they approach a contentious referendum on March 23, expressing a desire to skip the current period of tension.
"We have received the order to spill your blood": in Iran, the repression forces are on the defensive
Iranian revolutionary forces, particularly the Guardians of the Revolution, are showing signs of weakness amidst ongoing attacks, leading to a panicked response against the population.
Letters to the Editor: More Friendly, Educational Deterioration, Travel
Readers express concerns about economic reactivation delays and its impact on public sentiment regarding inflation and investment.
Turnout low in French mayoral elections seen as key test ahead of 2027 presidential race
French municipal elections were marked by low voter turnout, serving as a significant indicator of public sentiment prior to next year's presidential election.
Do Poles believe in the 'Czarnek effect'? We have the survey results
The article discusses the selection of Przemysław Czarnek as the candidate for prime minister by the PiS party, highlighting political factions within the party and public sentiment towards this decision.
The parakeets
The article discusses a comment made by Antonis Samaras in response to the Prime Minister's accusation about concerns over economic benefits.
"Growing in the seventh month," "the hedgehog is a proud bird," "we are, after all, doing," "madam, wake up": discussion on Silin's report to the Saeima
A discussion among Latvian political representatives on a report presented to the Saeima addresses government performance and public sentiment.
US Attack on Iran: Donald Trump Failed to Take One Factor Into Account and Now Has a Problem
The article discusses the implications of US military actions on public sentiment and economic conditions in the United States as they relate to the upcoming Congressional elections.
Harri Tiido: Fatigue with Politics
Harri Tiido discusses the growing fatigue and stress people feel towards politics, highlighting a trend where many are distancing themselves from political engagement and news consumption.
ERR in Washington: Americans Do Not Believe Fuel Prices Will Decrease Soon
A majority of Americans are pessimistic about the future of fuel prices, with recent surveys showing strong feelings of discontent over a sharp rise in costs.
Just over half of Americans say they don’t want tariffs on Canada: poll
An Angus Reid poll shows that over half of Americans oppose tariffs on Canada amid ongoing trade tensions, highlighting a shift in sentiment compared to previous years.
The Gasoline War: – We Can Thank Trump for This
Gas prices are rising in the U.S., with President Trump receiving mixed reactions regarding the increase linked to the Iran war.
How far should Australia go in backing America’s war effort?
The article discusses Australia's potential involvement in America's military interventions and public sentiment towards such actions.
Iranians report: They are happy about this war
Many Iranians express satisfaction over ongoing conflicts, believing it could lead to a regime change.
Qatar detains 313 people over videos and 'rumors' regarding attacks
Qatar authorities arrested 313 individuals for disseminating videos and misinformation that could incite public sentiment amid regional tensions.
A sharp question was asked about Ali Khamenei
A person posed a provocative question regarding Ali Khamenei's leadership and policies.
Datafolha: Tarcísio's administration approval rises to 45% in SP
A recent Datafolha poll shows that 45% of São Paulo residents approve of Governor Tarcísio de Freitas's management, reflecting an upward trend in public sentiment.
The Litmus Test of German Mood. The Southwest of the Country Votes
The article discusses the political mood in southwestern Germany as the region prepares for elections, highlighting challenges and public sentiment.
The Silent Majority Will Be Decisive
The article discusses the upcoming referendum in Italy, focusing on public sentiment and the implications of the judiciary's power.
What You Absolutely Cannot Have on Your License Plate
In Sweden, certain names and phrases are prohibited on vehicle license plates, including offensive terms and names like 'TRUMP.'
‘Self-destructive, suicidal’: In Lebanon, anger rises against Hezbollah amid Israeli strikes
Hezbollah faces increasing public anger in Lebanon as its military strikes against Israel have led to widespread destruction and loss of support, even among its core supporters in the Shiite community.
Gloss: The Spotlight
The article discusses the growing frustration in Germany due to skyrocketing fuel prices, which are impacting the already strained finances of drivers and exacerbating a sense of anger among the populace.
Only slightly more want the accession talks to continue than want them to stop
The article discusses public sentiment in Iceland regarding the continuation of EU accession talks.
Bets on Death. People Wagered Over a Billion on Khamenei's Death, Now They Are Desperately Demanding Their Winnings
A large number of people have placed bets exceeding a billion on the death of Iranian Supreme Leader Khamenei, and are now seeking their winnings.
Middle East war: Fuel prices surge in France amid margin concerns
Fuel prices in France are rising sharply due to concerns over profit margins amidst ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
46% Expect Housing Prices to Decrease in Next Year Compared to 29% Expecting an Increase - Gallup
A recent Gallup survey in South Korea shows a significant shift in public sentiment, with 46% of respondents expecting housing prices to decline in the next year, reversing the previous month's trend favoring price increases.
10.5% Want to Increase Working Hours: Summary of Work Style Reform by the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare
A survey by Japan's Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare indicates that 10.5% of workers wish to increase their working hours, showing a significant public sentiment towards work style reform.
Israel's Attack on Iran Has 80% Support: What Lies Behind This Unwavering Sentiment?
A recent survey shows that about 80% of Israelis support ongoing attacks against Iran, despite rising casualties from Iranian retaliation.
What a historical smash hit tells us about China’s strategic focus
The success of the historical drama 'Swords into Ploughshares' reflects contemporary Chinese public sentiment and hints at Beijing’s geopolitical strategies.
What Next for the EU? / On the Battle of Old and New Recipes to Save Europe
The article discusses recent public sentiment in Europe regarding the need for increased unity to tackle global challenges, alongside remarks by Mario Draghi on the necessity of a pragmatic federalism.
The 'flag effect': the clash with Trump gives Sánchez an electoral advantage
Pedro Sánchez's opposition to Trump's policies, particularly around military assistance, could provide him with an electoral edge as public sentiment in Spain turns against the U.S. president.
'The patience for Hezbollah's actions has worn out', analyst says
An analyst comments on the changing sentiment towards Hezbollah's actions in the Middle East, indicating a decline in tolerance for their activities.
Expert: Putin is desperately seeking support for the war – new 'horror stories' have been invoked for help
The article discusses how Russia's narrative around the war in Ukraine is failing, leading to new absurd claims intended to rally public support.
"Pro-Japanese Sentiment is Normal" - Controversial Remarks by Lee Byung-tae... Controversy Over Appointment of Jeong Il-yeon, Lawyer in North Korea Remittance Case
Lee Byung-tae, a controversial figure in South Korea, has been appointed alongside Jeong Il-yeon, a lawyer involved in a high-profile North Korea remittance case, raising public concerns.
‘Fraud Election Discussion’ After Jang Dong-hyuk Declares Formation of TF… Conservative Media Calls It “Regrettable”
Jang Dong-hyuk, leader of the People Power Party, announced the formation of a task force to monitor elections, prompting criticism from conservative media outlets for going against public sentiment.
Politics of Resignation
The article discusses the pervasive sentiment of resignation in Spain, reflecting on a culture of inaction amidst hardships.
From Srinagar to Hyderabad... Watch protests in India over Khamenei's death
Protests erupted in India following the death of Iranian leader Khamenei, reflecting significant public sentiment and reactions in the region.
"Let there be a cursed Islamic dictatorship": moods in Iran after the attacks - from panic to joy
In the aftermath of recent attacks in Iran, public sentiment has polarized, with some citizens expressing relief and even joy, believing that only a military intervention can topple the regime.