"What shocked me is exile in addition to pain": Sébastien Chenu justifies his vote in favor of the end-of-life bill
Sébastien Chenu, the vice-president of the RN party in France, explains his support for a contentious end-of-life bill, emphasizing the need for equality in access to palliative care.
European Parliament adopts controversial resolution defining 'trans women' as women: How did representatives from Croatia vote?
The European Parliament has adopted a controversial resolution recognizing transgender women as women, which has sparked significant debate and criticism among representatives from Croatia.
Local Elections 2026 in Bavaria: Let’s Finally Vote More Women!
The article discusses the call for increased female representation in local elections in Bavaria ahead of the 2026 elections.
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.
When Black Americans Gained the Right to Vote, the 15th Amendment Was Added to the US Constitution
The article discusses the historical context surrounding the ratification of the 15th Amendment in February 1869, which granted voting rights to Black Americans following the Civil War, while highlighting the political challenges they faced as former slaves seeking equality.