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October 20, 2023

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Why Slovakia’s Fico hates Ukraine

Politico: Slovakia’s newly elected Prime Minister Robert Fico has taken a significant turn in the country’s policy towards Ukraine, opposing further military aid. His stance partly stems from Slovakia’s historical closeness with

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

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. Chris Hipkins, the incumbent Prime Minister from the

October 15, 2023

The Hamas horror is also a lesson on the price of populism

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By Yuval Noah Harari for The Washington Post: On the one hand, the Israelis are paying the price for years of arrogance during which their

House Republicans to Choose Between Scalise and Jordan for Speaker Nominee

Politics

The Wall Street Journal: Republicans are set to choose between House Majority Leader Steve Scalise and Rep. Jim Jordan as their nominee for House

Donald Trump looks terrifyingly electable

November 8, 2023

Politics

The Economist: Should Democrats be panicked by poll results where Trump is more popular in key swing states? They can reassure themselves with polling errors. Polls are getting harder to conduct because

Anti-Ukraine party gathers strength in Romania

November 7, 2023

Politics

The Financial Times: The far-right Alliance for the Unification of Romanians (AUR) has become the main opposition force in Romania. AUR, which means “gold” in Romanian, has stirred up anti-Ukrainian sentiment by

The Far Right Is on the Rise in Germany and Scholz Is at a Loss

November 6, 2023

Politics

Bloomberg: The specter of German nationalism has returned, leaving citizens in the strongest contradictions about the development of Germany since the Second World War. This tension is also affecting the rest of

Moldovans cast ballots in local elections amid claims of Russian meddling

November 5, 2023

Politics

ABC News: In Moldova, local elections are underway with heightened scrutiny due to allegations of Russian interference. Moldovan authorities accuse Russia of conducting “hybrid warfare” to influence the elections in this EU

Turkey’s opposition ousts longtime leader after general election defeat

November 5, 2023

Politics

The Financial Times: Following a significant defeat to Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in the presidential election, Turkey’s main opposition party, the Republican People’s Party (CHP), has voted out its longtime leader Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu.

Germany: Start talks to let Ukraine into EU

November 3, 2023

Politics

The Times: Germany has urged Ukraine to start formal EU accession talks before the end of the year and suggested that candidate countries should be given some membership benefits before they fully

In Protests Against Israel Strikes, G.O.P. Sees ‘Woke Agenda’ at Colleges

November 2, 2023

Politics

The New York Times: Amidst the escalating Mideast conflict, American Republican officials have strongly supported Israel, offering various forms of assistance. However, their focus has also turned inward, targeting elite universities and

European bans on pro-Palestinian protests and slogans test free speech

October 26, 2023

Politics

The Washington Post: The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has sparked debates and actions across Europe, testing the Western world’s core principles of free speech and the right to peaceful assembly. As the conflict escalates

Trump’s Bad Week: Ex-Advisers Line Up Against Him

October 26, 2023

Politics

The Wall Street Journal: Donald Trump has faced a series of legal setbacks, making it a challenging week for the former U.S. President. Key former advisers are cooperating with federal prosecutors, offering

The destructive power of love

October 26, 2023

Politics

Der Spiegel: Oskar Lafontaine and Sahra Wagenknecht, once the hope of Germany’s political Left, have transitioned into its disruptors. Married since 2014, their intricate relationship seems to reflect their complex impact on

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Politics - Page 4

Why Slovakia’s Fico hates Ukraine

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

The Hamas horror is also a lesson on the price of populism

House Republicans to Choose Between Scalise and Jordan for Speaker Nominee

Donald Trump looks terrifyingly electable

Anti-Ukraine party gathers strength in Romania

The Far Right Is on the Rise in Germany and Scholz Is at a Loss

Moldovans cast ballots in local elections amid claims of Russian meddling

Turkey’s opposition ousts longtime leader after general election defeat

Germany: Start talks to let Ukraine into EU

In Protests Against Israel Strikes, G.O.P. Sees ‘Woke Agenda’ at Colleges

European bans on pro-Palestinian protests and slogans test free speech

Trump’s Bad Week: Ex-Advisers Line Up Against Him

The destructive power of love

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