Civil Union for Gay Mayors of FdI and Lega
Two gay mayors from Italy's right-wing parties are set to enter a historic civil union, marking a significant moment in the political landscape.
Municipal Elections in Paris: Sarah Knafo puts on a show for the 'union of the right' at the Palais des Sports despite two interruptions
In a vibrant campaign event, Sarah Knafo asserts her vision for a united right in the upcoming Paris municipal elections, despite facing interruptions from opposition.
The Chancellor's party attempts to curb AfD's influence in the federal elections
Germany's Chancellor Olaf Scholz's Christian Democratic Union (CDU) faces regional elections aimed at limiting the rise of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party.
Court Labor Union: Lee Jae-dae should resign… trying to deprive citizens of their right to political choice
The Court Labor Union in South Korea has demanded the resignation of Chief Justice Lee Jae-dae following the passage of three judicial reform bills in the National Assembly, expressing concerns over the potential negative impacts of the changes.
Hearing of Losers: Was the Establishment of the Center-Right Correct? Supporters of the Constitutional Democratic Party Are Leaving
The Center-Right Reform Union conducted a hearing with losing candidates, amidst growing concerns about the party's shift from liberalism to centrism and the subsequent loss of supporter loyalty.
Stephen A. Smith rips Democrats' theatrics at Trump address for playing right into president's hands
Stephen A. Smith criticized Democrats for their theatrical response during Trump's State of the Union address, suggesting it played into the president's narrative.
Leavitt says Democrats 'fell right into' Trump's State of the Union 'trap'
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt accused Democrats of responding defensively during Trump's State of the Union address regarding issues of crime and immigration.
Center-right and Democratic Party decide not to participate in the first meeting of the 'National Conference'
The Center Reform Union and the Democratic Party of Japan announced their decision not to attend the first meeting of the 'National Conference' initiated by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi.
MAGA voter crashes 'scumbag' Dem senator's SOTU boycott speech: 'Go Trump!'
A Trump supporter disrupted a Democratic State of the Union boycott rally, drawing online mockery and support from right-wing commentators.
TARVO MADSEN: Right now, there is a Russian puppet among us. When will someone dare to say that it's not okay?
The article discusses the perception of Hungary's actions within the EU and the need for Estonia to openly criticize Hungary's non-compliance with shared European values.
PP, Vox, and Junts prevent the processing of Díaz's initiative to ban layoffs in companies relocating outside the EU
A right-wing majority in the Spanish Congress has blocked a proposal aimed at banning layoffs for companies relocating outside the European Union.
In speech to the nation, Trump will have difficulty convincing Americans that the country is headed in the right direction
President Trump faces significant challenges in convincing the American public that the country is better off as he prepares for his upcoming State of the Union address amid numerous negative indicators.
Tsipras: "It is our duty to lead the fight"
Alexis Tsipras emphasized the need for progressive forces to combat the rise of far-right politics during a speech at the national conference of the Italian leftist organization Compagno e il Mondo.
The demand for cargo distribution by the Cargo Workers' Union is a legitimate exercise of the right to organize... The court cancels the Fair Trade Commission's disposition
A South Korean court ruled that the Cargo Workers' Union's request for specific cargo distribution percentages from companies is a legitimate exercise of their constitutional right to organize, and thus not subject to penalties under fair trade law.
The Bank of France opens an investigation against one of its executives, accused by the CGT of "promoting the far right" on LinkedIn
The Bank of France has initiated an investigation into an executive accused by a labor union of endorsing far-right views on LinkedIn.
Leaders of Center-Right, Constitutional Democratic, and Komeito Parties Agree on Regular Meetings and Joint Sessions
The leaders of the Center Reform Union, Constitutional Democratic Party, and Komeito agreed to nominate Junya Ogawa as prime minister in an upcoming election and will hold regular meetings and joint discussions on policies.
Center-Right Ogawa Representative Discusses Constitutional Revisions, Including Dissolution Rights
Representative Junya Ogawa of the Center-Right Reform Union discusses specific constitutional revisions needed for Japan, including limitations on the Prime Minister's dissolution rights and the merging of upper house electoral districts.
Candidates Junya Ogawa and Takeshi Deka Declare Candidacy for Center-Right Leadership Election, Kenta Izumi Decides Not to Run
Junya Ogawa and Takeshi Deka have announced their candidacies for the leadership election of the Center-Right Reform Union in Japan, while Kenta Izumi has opted not to participate.
Marinakis to Lavrov: Greece aligns with the right side of history
Greek government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis stated that Greece, as an equal member of the European Union, aligns with Europe and the right side of history in response to criticism from Moscow.
"Union of Conservatives" with Le Pen? - The struggle for survival of France's CDU sister
France's conservative party is on the brink of collapse as it approves a budget law written by socialists and considers shifting further right for survival.
Anti-robes revolt: "Now enough with kindness"
The hypocritical defense by the ANM (National Magistrates Association) of law enforcement in Turin is revealed through comments on the magistrates' union's Facebook page, where they express solidarity while condemning violence that disrupts the right to protest.
"People have a right to Boulevard, to journalism that works with the battle ax"
Daniel Günther's comments on "quality criteria" for digital journalism formats have sparked opposition and fears of state censorship within his CDU party, though there is some understanding for his stance among Union members.
Survey: How should the European Union change? We learned the opinion of Poles
A survey reveals Polish opinions on the future of the European Union and the stance of President Karol Nawrocki along with right-wing parties' positions.
If the US intervenes in Greenland, the EU has the right to respond militarily
The European Union can protect Greenland if requested by Denmark, according to EU Defense Commissioner Andrius Kubilius, amid concerns over a potential U.S. takeover of the island.
European Union: Why the EU Will Fall
The article discusses the rising fears in Germany regarding the collapse of the European Union, drawing parallels to various crises exacerbated by right-wing extremism, economic decline, and climate disaster, all linked to the influence of Donald Trump.
Municipal Elections in Paris: The Left Union List Led by Grégoire Ahead of Dati in the First Round, According to a Poll
A recent poll indicates that the left-wing union list led by socialist Emmanuel Grégoire is slightly ahead of the right-wing candidate Dati in the first round of the Paris municipal elections.
Motion of censure, European Court of Justice, parliamentary offensives… The French political class organizes to counter Mercosur
The French political class is mobilizing against the Mercosur trade agreement, with both the right and left seeking to delay its implementation amid ongoing protests from farmers.
Retreat of the SPD faction: Tax the rich! Right to stay for all who are employed!
The Social Democrats aim to position themselves with leftist themes and emphasize commonalities, despite having minimal overlaps with the Union, as they proceed with their retreat while the CDU cancels theirs due to snowstorms.
The center-right after the investigation by Il Giornale: "Islamization of Piacenza: the case is unsettling"
Political reactions to the investigation into the Islamization of Piacenza published by Il Giornale reveal a complex landscape involving connections between the local Islamic community and Qatar, as well as demographic trends and the intertwining of religion, politics, and union activism.
European Union: With Europe into the Abyss?
The next two years will determine the direction of Europe, although the march to the right is not necessarily unavoidable.
Black-Red and Gender Justice: Equality at Risk
The article discusses the current challenges facing gender equality in Germany, particularly due to the lack of commitment from the government and the indifference of the Union party, suggesting a potential right-wing backlash.
Far right hate and 'poison is infecting British schools, hospitals and prisons'
Steve Gillan, the new president of the Trade Union Congress, warns of the dangerous rise of far-right extremism infiltrating British schools, hospitals, and prisons.
The Advent of the Union of the Right: After His Alliance with the RN, Éric Ciotti Wants to Turn the Test
Éric Ciotti, following his unprecedented alliance with the National Rally, aims to achieve political success in Nice ahead of the challenges facing Marine Le Pen's party.
The Union of Roma in Croatia on Driving Away Trumpeters: Christmas Belongs to Us
The Roma Union in Croatia speaks out against the exclusion of Roma trumpeters during Christmas festivities, highlighting their right to participate in cultural traditions despite accusations of inappropriate performances.
Municipal elections in Marseille: UDI supports Martine Vassal
Martine Vassal, the right-wing candidate for the municipal elections in Marseille, has gained the endorsement of the Union of Democrats and Independents (UDI), adding to her previous support from Renaissance, LR, and Horizons.
Inner Conflicts in the USA: The Torn States of America
The article discusses the historical significance and challenges faced by the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW), a radical labor union founded in 1905 in Chicago, which was often targeted by law enforcement and right-wing groups throughout its history.