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Kim Jong-un stated at the 9th Congress of the Workers' Party of Korea that the military should act as a pioneering force for socialist construction, as reported by the Rodong Sinmun.

The article explores the themes of failure and tragedy in socialism through the lens of the novel 'The Man Who Loved Dogs' by Cuban author Leonardo Padura.

The article discusses the announcements and political changes in Czechoslovakia in 1960 under President Antonín Novotný, including the establishment of socialism and the release of political prisoners.

A seminar on communist ideology was held in Zagreb by the Revolutionary Communist Alliance, aiming to prepare participants for a socialist revolution, while the tone of reporting by Jutarnji list raises questions.

Jérôme Guedj, a socialist politician, criticized La France Insoumise for its 'moral responsibility' regarding the violent death of Quentin Deranque, calling for an end to alliances with the party.

The North Korean Worker’s Party is currently on its second day of the 9th Congress, where Kim Jong-un has begun delivering a key report on party work and policies.

The article discusses the significant historical impact of Kurt Eisner, a socialist leader who declared the Bavarian Republic in 1918, and the recent discovery of his typewriter, a symbol of his legacy.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani faces criticism and a power struggle with Governor Kathy Hochul over proposed tax hikes on the wealthy.

Former Democratic megadonor John Morgan expressed concern over the divide in the Democratic Party, highlighting candidates like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez as emblematic of a shift towards socialism that he believes weakens the party's appeal in general elections.

The Berlin Film Festival will present a digitized version of the social satire 'Panelstory,' highlighting the chaotic development of Jižní Město in Prague.

The article discusses M. Rainer Lepsius's analyses of the cognitive dissonance in Germany during National Socialism and his sociological insights into the rise of the Nazi state.

Nithya Raman, a Democrat and current councilwoman, has announced her candidacy for mayor of Los Angeles, inspiring socialist hopes with her background and policies.

The article discusses the implications of Cuba's economic collapse, attributing it to external pressures and internal policies.

The article explores the concept of a unified European left political identity, contrasting it with Spain's fragmented left-wing landscape, particularly focusing on the identities of parties like PSOE and Podemos.

The article discusses the challenges facing democracy in Spain and Europe, including the decline of social democracy and the rise of extreme right movements.

The article discusses the concerning tensions arising from the inadequacies of both capitalism and socialism/communism in delivering sufficient benefits to the world's population.

A free supermarket in New York City, sponsored by a betting app, attracted countless people braving freezing temperatures to obtain essential products.

The Left party in conservative Bavaria is facing challenging circumstances as it attempts to engage with voters through unconventional methods such as door-to-door campaigning, stirring mixed reactions among residents.

The PSOE is betting its future on the instability caused by agreements between the PP and Vox to regain support against the far-right in Spain.

The President of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, criticized socialist governments in Latin America and equated Mexico with authoritarian regimes like Cuba and Nicaragua.

The Portuguese presidential election results indicated a strong opposition to the far-right candidate, with many traditional conservative voters uniting behind the moderate socialist candidate Antonio José Seguro.

The socialist left candidate in Portugal has been elected president, defeating the far-right populist party leader.

The presidential elections in Iceland were won by Socialist candidate Seguro against right-wing candidate Ventura by a significant margin.

Antonio José Seguro, a moderate socialist, defeated far-right leader André Ventura to become the next president of Portugal.

Moderate socialist António José Seguro is projected to win the presidential election in Portugal against far-right candidate André Ventura.

In the Portuguese runoff election, Socialist António José Seguro defeated far-right candidate André Ventura by a significant margin.

Socialist António José Seguro is projected to win the Portuguese presidential elections with a significant lead over populist candidate André Ventura.

A lecture discussing the experiences and persecution of Jewish families in the Freising District during the Nazi era is scheduled to take place on February 12, presented by political scientist Guido Hoyer.

The article discusses the political landscape in Iceland regarding the presidential elections and the candidates.

The article discusses the potential candidates for the next presidential election in Iceland, focusing on socialist and hard-line right-wing contenders.

Portugal is witnessing a significant rise in far-right political sentiment as the presidential elections approach, with predictions of the ruling socialist candidate winning but the far-right contender expected to secure a notable share of the votes.

Portugal's presidential elections see socialist António José Seguro and ultrarightist André Ventura advancing to the second round amidst adverse weather conditions affecting voters.

Portugal is set to hold a presidential election, with Socialist candidate Seguro expected to prevail against far-right contender Ventura amidst a backdrop of severe storms that have resulted in 14 fatalities since January 28.

Gabriel Rufián and Emilio Delgado will hold a joint event in Madrid to discuss the future of the left beyond the PSOE.

Jesús Fuentes Lázaro, the first president of Castilla-La Mancha, has died at the age of 79, as announced by the Minister of Education.

The article discusses a controversy surrounding Juso chairman Philipp Türmer's visit to an upscale restaurant in Berlin, questioning the compatibility of socialism with fine dining.

The article reflects on a viral interview from 1982 where former Italian Socialist Party leader Bettino Craxi articulates the impossibility of communism in Italy and the delusions held by its supporters.

Spanish conservatives aim to defeat the socialist government of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez in upcoming elections in three regions, starting with Aragón, which is referred to as the 'Spanish Ohio.'

The article discusses various topics including the GSEE's strong leadership, spy information, Supreme Court banking accounts, and a deal between Lamda and ION.

The European Union and Bolivia are entering a new phase of relations through a multi-year cooperation program worth billions of euros, marking a shift in Bolivia's foreign policy towards Europe and the USA following two decades of socialism.

German airline Lufthansa is reassessing its past, acknowledging early mistakes related to its connections with the Nazi regime.

Deutsche Lufthansa has reviewed its history, including its ties to National Socialism, highlighting the need for corporations to maintain a moral compass.

Historian Michael Hellstern discussed the portrayal of Hitler's rise to power in a 1933 newspaper during a debate, revealing complexities surrounding the narrative presented by the Passauer Neue Presse.

The article discusses the Jentower, once the tallest building in Germany, and its significance in the context of German skyscraper history, while offering a comparison of visiting costs with other towers such as the Maintower in Frankfurt.

The recent prolonged absence of Evo Morales, a prominent socialist leader in Bolivia, has raised concerns among his supporters and sparked discussions online, occurring after the arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.

The article reflects on the successful conclusion of the 22nd Congress of the KKE, highlighting a call for readiness towards socialism and quoting the party leader about resilience in the face of challenges.

The article critiques New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani's economic policies as harmful to the business community, indicating a significant negative shift since his election.

Zara Larsson stirred controversy on Instagram by expressing her love for immigrants, criminals, and socialism, while stating her disdain for ICE, prompting reactions including from Donald Trump.

Conservative influencer Arynne Wexler criticized President Trump's credit card rate cap proposal, labeling it a socialist policy, despite sharing an alma mater with him.

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.