Song and social strategy: here’s how to win Sanremo
The third night of the 76th Sanremo Festival saw two of the three juries vote, with public and radio juries providing a snapshot of contestant preferences based on social media engagement.
570,248 have already registered. Is everything falling apart?
The article discusses the implications of a recent election announcement in Denmark amid public money for votes debates and personal opinions on political transparency.
This is how the Golden Generation Big Brother plate looked after the positive vote from the public: who got nominated
Big Brother: Golden Generation (Telefe) returned with changes, including a new public voting system that led to nominations of several participants for elimination.
Prisoners Were Forced to Vote for Candidates Chosen by Criminal Organization in ES; Five People are Charged by the Public Prosecutor's Office
In Espírito Santo, Brazil, five individuals have been charged with coercing prisoners to vote for specific candidates during the 2022 elections, allegedly under threat of retaliation.
Councilors of Campo Grande vote for tax exemption of R$ 12 million to the Guaicurus Consortium
The Municipal Chamber of Campo Grande is set to vote on a project allowing a tax exemption of approximately R$ 12 million for the Guaicurus Consortium, aimed at keeping public transport fares low.
STF resumes judgment on salary supplements for public servants
The STF returns to discuss and vote on the suspension of salary supplements for public servants in Brazil following hearings and reports by its ministers.
Stadium of Rome, Gualtieri's council approves the definitive project for Pietralata
The Gualtieri council has approved the definitive project for the new Roma stadium, with a crucial upcoming vote in the council expected in March.
Proposal to replace Southbank's Red Stair installation with stairs
The City of Melbourne is set to vote on a proposal to replace the deteriorating Red Stair installation in Southbank with a set of traditional stairs.
The PP brings the prohibition of the burka and niqab in public spaces to the City Council of Barcelona
The PP party is pushing to ban the burka and niqab in public spaces at the City Council of Barcelona following a recent vote in Congress.
Calgary city council unanimously supports review of downtown free fare zone
Calgary city council has voted unanimously to conduct a comprehensive review of the downtown free fare zone following a previous vote against its elimination.
Storm of fake news on social media, how propaganda contaminates the ballot boxes
The article discusses the impact of fake news on social media, exemplified by a false image of political figures promoting a 'no' vote in a referendum, which has gone viral and influenced public opinion.
BRB summons shareholders to vote on increasing the bank's share capital; the DF Chamber still needs to approve the measures
The Banco de Brasília (BRB) is convening a meeting for shareholders to vote on increasing its share capital, contingent on the approval of a legislative proposal involving the transfer of nine public properties.
Errors in Public Broadcasting: ARD Shows Wrong Merkel Images, ZDF Experiences "Relotius Moment"
Public broadcasting in Germany faces scrutiny as ARD mistakenly airs footage of Angela Merkel appearing to applaud a party vote she did not attend, while ZDF grapples with its own AI-related misinformation.
Shoppers should ‘vote with their feet’ when companies are ‘taking the P’, RBA deputy says
The RBA's deputy governor has called on consumers to avoid companies that unjustly hike prices, emphasizing public frustration with inflation and shrinkflation.
False rumor denied: Yes is ahead. The No driven by comedians
A recent report shows that support for the 'Yes' vote in the upcoming Italian referendum on the separation of magistrates' careers remains ahead of the 'No,' despite recent reductions in the gap.
“Less smart working”, the ministries' turning point. But protests are escalating
Protests are rising in response to the Italian government's decision to reduce smart working days in the public administration, highlighted by a unanimous vote for a strike.
Massie faces backlash over Epstein demand, critics suggest he should 'seriously reconsider' Congress
Rep. Thomas Massie faces criticism for suggesting he could trade his vote for a public acknowledgment of his efforts in disclosing Jeffrey Epstein's federal files.
Successor of Suica Penguin Committee Established, Chaired by Kaoru Koyama
JR East has established a selection committee to choose a successor to its iconic Suica Penguin mascot, led by writer Kaoru Koyama.
The citizen initiative for the legalization of cannabis received a cold reception from Parliament
The Finnish Parliament decisively rejected a citizen initiative to legalize cannabis with a vote of 145 to 18, with only members from the Green League and the Left Alliance opposing the rejection.
Junts will vote against Vox's proposal to ban the burka
Junts, a Catalan political party, plans to vote against Vox's proposal to ban burkas in public spaces, instead proposing their own version of the ban.
Where is Finland's best spa? And what about swimming pools? Vote!
Ilta-Sanomat invites readers to vote for their favorite spa and swimming pool in Finland, discussing various options and encouraging public participation.
Vanilla Ninja wins both rounds of the public vote in Eesti Laul
Vanilla Ninja secured a victory in both rounds of the public vote during the Eesti Laul final, receiving overwhelming support from the audience.
Book of the Year 2025: Vote for Your Literary Favorites
Voting for the fourth annual Book of the Year awards by Deník N begins today and will last until February 28.
Fans have given names to Latvia's bobsleigh sleds
Latvian bobsleigh fans have named the Olympic sleds after a public vote, selecting 'Sprīdītis' for the two-man sled and 'Lāčplēsis' for the four-man sled.
PP and Vox exhibit understanding: they will vote together to prohibit the burka
The People's Party (PP) and Vox are collaborating to propose a law that would ban the burka and niqab in public spaces in Spain.
How to Vote for Free in the Benidorm Fest and Who is the Professional Jury
The Benidorm Fest is gearing up for its final gala, offering a 150,000 euro prize and a unique voting process involving both professional and public juries.
No daily allowances or vote requests: see the recommendations from the Planalto for federal authorities during Carnival
The Brazilian Ethics Commission has issued guidelines for federal authorities regarding their involvement in Carnival celebrations this year.
São Paulo Zoo holds a vote to choose a name for a new baby chimpanzee
The São Paulo Zoo is hosting a social media vote to name a newborn male chimpanzee, encouraging public participation.
SP Zoo has a new inhabitant: a baby chimpanzee; the public can choose the name; 'Ear' and 'Cucumber' are among the suggestions
The São Paulo Zoo welcomed a baby chimpanzee, born on January 25, and is allowing the public to vote on his name.
Venezuela postpones vote on amnesty bill to protect political dissidents
Venezuelan lawmakers have deferred a crucial vote on an amnesty bill intended to safeguard political dissidents amidst significant public protests in Caracas.
Council approves 4.76% salary increase for Fortaleza civil servants; see how councilors voted
The Fortaleza City Council approved a 4.76% salary increase for municipal workers, retroactive to January 1, following an agreement with the local public servants' union.
Switzerland to vote on population cap proposed by anti-immigration party
Switzerland's public will vote on a proposed population cap of 10 million, advocated by the anti-immigration party amid concerns over growth and public services.
The Problem of Electoral Districts / How Votes Can Have Different Weights and What Malta Has in Common with Čunovo and Revištské Podzámčie
The article discusses concerns over unequal voting weights in Slovakia's electoral districts, highlighting a long-standing issue that has been largely overlooked by the public.
Broadcaster says he'd fire Tony Dungy 'on the spot' over Bill Belichick-Hall of Fame vote silence
Tony Dungy's refusal to reveal his Pro Football Hall of Fame vote for Bill Belichick has led to public criticism, including calls for his dismissal from NBC.
Adam Schiff confronted on polling showing overwhelming support for requiring photo ID to vote
Senator Adam Schiff discusses overwhelming public support for photo ID requirements in voting, arguing it disenfranchises voters.
Labour facing firefighter strike over cuts that 'make public less safe'
The Firefighters Brigade Union is preparing to vote on strike action due to cuts that threaten public safety, which could become a nationwide issue under Keir Starmer's Labour government.
SNS Posts on Voting Day May Be Illegal: 'Vote for Candidate XX' with Photo
A Japanese expert warns that posting photos of completed ballots for a specific candidate on social media on voting day could violate election laws.
Voting Chooses Names for Squirrel Monkey Babies at the Brasília Zoo; See Results
A public vote has determined the names of two squirrel monkey babies born at the Brasília Zoo, with Caju and Castanha emerging as the winners after nearly 4,000 votes were cast in 24 hours.
Should I risk my mayoral position? Oh Se-hoon says, 'What does it matter if Jang Dong-hyuk wins the party member vote, he has lost his qualifications himself.'
Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon criticizes Jang Dong-hyuk for losing public support and emphasizes that the will of the people should be the guiding principle for their party's direction.
HRT announced how this year's winner of Dora will be decided
Next week, the Croatian Television will host the musical event Dora 2026, where viewers will vote to determine the finalists, with both jurors and public votes deciding the winner.
Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition selects the most spectacular images of the year
The Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition showcases the finalists' images, allowing the public to vote for their favorite, with highlights including a polar bear and its cubs on the coast of Hudson Bay amidst environmental challenges.
Unions rejected government offer for salary basis. Piletić: There is no room for increase
The unions have rejected the government’s offer regarding the salary basis for public services in 2026 after a negotiation meeting, and the final offer will be presented to the members for a vote.
Chamber and government unite to vote on salary adjustment for servers and create institute in Hugo Motta's stronghold
The Chamber of Deputies and the federal government have reached an agreement to approve salary adjustments for public servants and create a Federal Institute in Patos, the electoral stronghold of Chamber President Hugo Motta.
Should Keir Starmer bring Angela Rayner back? Vote in our poll
The Prime Minister has promised that Angela Rayner will play a significant role in the future, asking the public for their opinions on her potential return to frontline politics.
The Illusion of Value Neutrality / Whom Does Artificial Intelligence Serve and Who Would It Vote For?
The article discusses how artificial intelligence influences public discourse by shaping the way questions are asked and defining social norms.
The Illusion of Value Neutrality / Who Does Artificial Intelligence Serve and Who Would It Vote For?
The article discusses how artificial intelligence, despite its intention to provide neutral responses, subtly influences public discourse and shapes societal norms.
Lula's Government Maps Changes to the Security PEC and Prepares for Clash in the Chamber
The Brazilian government aims to modify five key points in the Public Security PEC as it prepares for a significant vote in the Chamber of Deputies this semester.
House of Representatives election: 63% say they will definitely vote or have already voted early; cabinet and party support rates
According to an NHK survey, 63% of respondents for the upcoming House of Representatives election on February 8 stated they would definitely vote or have already voted early, marking a 5-point increase compared to the previous week’s survey.
NOlympia Initiative in Hamburg: Raising Awareness about Risks and Side Effects
The NOlympia initiative in Hamburg has launched a campaign to raise awareness about the risks of hosting the Olympic Games ahead of a city vote in May.
May 1: Unanimously, unions call on deputies to maintain the "paid day off"
Unions are urging deputies to preserve May 1 as a public holiday with paid leave ahead of a legislative vote on January 22.