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Nadja Natalie Isaksen finds herself in a striking conflict with a fellow party member in South Jutland. Read about the accusations of 'not being Danish', and how this is shaping the campaign trail leading up to the 2026 Danish Parliament Election.
Lamyae Aharouay is ending her influential column. In her farewell piece, she points to the sore spot: The Hague’s political scene has crossed the line. Find out why her departure says more about the state of democracy than about her personal choice.
The “No Kings” protests against Donald Trump are reaching a new scale. Find out why thousands of Americans have been taking to the streets since 2024, and the role that the book “We Were Eight Years in Power” plays in the movement.
Michigan Republican Lisa McClain is in the hot seat as House GOP hardliners clash over DHS funding. Get the latest on the shutdown threat, what her district office is hearing, and what she’s reading.
Get the full overview of the Cecilie Liv Hansen case: Her age, career with three mandates, the 'sexual market value' controversy, and her expulsion from the Liberal Alliance.
Get the full story on Cecilie Liv Hansen and her partner. We give you a guide to the political expulsion, the fury, and what’s next for her parliamentary seats.
Find out why Kaja Kallas, Estonia’s prime minister, is back in the international spotlight. From her role in the Ukraine crisis to tensions within the G7: a portrait of a leader who never shies away from giving a sharp analysis.
After a heavy election defeat, SPD leader Lars Klingbeil finds himself under pressure. The party’s labour wing (AFA) is particularly vocal in its criticism of his direction, warning of a “slap in the face” for millions of workers. An overview of the internal power struggles.
Hillary Clinton’s surprise trip to New Hampshire is sparking buzz among political insiders about 2028. We break down the history, the baggage, and what it all means for the Democratic Party.
The results are in for the KMT’s Hsinchu County primary. Hsin-Ying Hsu squeaked past Deputy Magistrate Chen Chien-hsien by less than a 1.2% margin, leading to an emotional, tearful victory. The former People First Party chairperson, who was once Soong Chu-yu’s running mate, will now represent the pan-blue camp in the year-end race for county magistrate.