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Delve into the intricate world of politics, where global leaders shape the future and decisions ripple across nations.

May 28, 2024

Spain, Norway, and Ireland Formally Recognize Palestinian State Amid Ongoing Gaza Conflict

Spain, Norway, and Ireland have jointly recognized a Palestinian state, aiming to exert international pressure on Israel amidst its ongoing conflict with Hamas in Gaza. This coordinated move by the three Western

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US to Lift Ban on Offensive Weapon Sales to Saudi Arabia

The United States is anticipated to lift its ban on the sale of offensive weapons to Saudi Arabia in the coming weeks, signaling improving relations between the two countries. The ban was initially imposed by President Joe Biden shortly after

May 27, 2024

Congress Clears Stopgap Spending Bill for Biden, Moving to Avert Shutdown

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The New York Times: Congress has successfully passed a stopgap spending bill to avert a partial government shutdown, with the House voting 314 to

Taiwan’s new president: Five things you need to know about William Lai

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Politico: Forget Xi Jinping or Joe Biden for a second. Meet Taiwan’s next President William Lai, upon whom the fate of U.S.-China relations —

After a deadly campaign, Ecuador chooses a new president

October 15, 2023

Americas·Politics

The Washington Post: Ecuador is facing a pivotal presidential election amidst unprecedented violence and drug trafficking issues. Voters have a choice between two distinct candidates: Daniel Noboa, a 35-year-old center-right businessman, and

New Zealand election: National party’s Chris Luxon claims victory

October 15, 2023

Oceania·Politics

BBC: The National Party, led by Chris Luxon, has claimed victory in the New Zealand elections. They secured enough seats to potentially form a coalition government with their right-wing allies, particularly Act.

‘Reconciliation is dead’: Indigenous Australians vow silence after referendum fails

October 15, 2023

Oceania·Politics·World

Reuters: The landmark Australian referendum to recognize Indigenous peoples in the constitution failed to pass, with over 60% voting “No.” The proposal sought to alter the constitution to include a specific Indigenous

Jordan Activates Right-Wing Pressure Campaign in Push to Win Speakership

October 15, 2023

Politics·United States

The New York Times: Representative Jim Jordan and his allies are pushing aggressively to secure his election as the Speaker of the House, employing a high-pressure campaign targeting fellow Republicans who oppose

The nuclear row driving a wedge between France and Germany

October 15, 2023

Business·Europe·Politics

The Financial Times: France and Germany are deeply divided over the role of nuclear power in their respective energy strategies, complicating European Union efforts to transition away from fossil fuels. This rift

Hamas Attack Ends a Delicate Entente Between Russia and Israel

October 15, 2023

Politics

The Wall Street Journal: The once-cordial relationship between Russia and Israel has strained following a deadly attack by Iranian-backed Hamas militants on Israel. For years, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu maintained a

6 key questions ahead of Poland’s election

October 15, 2023

Europe·Politics

Politico: The political atmosphere in Poland is tense ahead of its general elections, with deep divisions within society and a focus on coalition-building. The two major parties, Law and Justice (PiS) and

The catastrophic blunders that could sink Israel’s Binyamin Netanyahu

October 15, 2023

Middle East·Politics·World

The Sunday Times: In Israel, a wave of public criticism of the country’s prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has risen in the wake of a catastrophic terrorist attack. The way the government has

Jordan Seeks Speakership as Republican Infighting Rages

October 13, 2023

Politics·United States

The New York Times: Representative Jim Jordan of Ohio, a “hard-right Republican,” is making a bid for the Speaker of the House role amid Republican turmoil. Jordan, a “favorite of former President

Suddenly the Chancellor is the iron Olaf

October 13, 2023

Politics

Der Spiegel: In a significant policy shift, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has taken a harder line on immigration issues following poor electoral results for his Social Democratic Party (SPD) in Hessen and

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Politics - Page 8

Spain, Norway, and Ireland Formally Recognize Palestinian State Amid Ongoing Gaza Conflict

US to Lift Ban on Offensive Weapon Sales to Saudi Arabia

Congress Clears Stopgap Spending Bill for Biden, Moving to Avert Shutdown

Taiwan’s new president: Five things you need to know about William Lai

After a deadly campaign, Ecuador chooses a new president

New Zealand election: National party’s Chris Luxon claims victory

‘Reconciliation is dead’: Indigenous Australians vow silence after referendum fails

Jordan Activates Right-Wing Pressure Campaign in Push to Win Speakership

The nuclear row driving a wedge between France and Germany

Hamas Attack Ends a Delicate Entente Between Russia and Israel

6 key questions ahead of Poland’s election

The catastrophic blunders that could sink Israel’s Binyamin Netanyahu

Jordan Seeks Speakership as Republican Infighting Rages

Suddenly the Chancellor is the iron Olaf

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