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Poland votes on Sunday in parliamentary elections that could greatly affect future ties with the European Union and neighbouring Ukraine, as the ruling populists bid for a third consecutive… Read More

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On the second floor of the Italian Ministry of Economic Development, recently renamed the Ministry for Business and Made in Italy, stands a golden statue of a naked woman holding a bound b… Read More

BRUSSELS: Eyes were on Germany on Thursday as the European Union’s migration ministers met in Brussels to discuss how to handle refugees and migrants arriving by sea as Berlin and Ro… Read More

For a great magazine/media company such as TIME, reflecting on the present is just not enough. So, in 2019, TIME magazine introduced the TIME100 Next list. The listing highlights 100 em… Read More

On Monday, September 18, 2023, The Telegraph‘s Tim Stanley explained ‘Why I think about the Romans every seven seconds’. Some of his preoccupation is because he recently sa… Read More

A Godly Hero: The Life of William Jennings Bryan by Michael Kazin My rating: 3 of 5 stars I was on about page 120, the run-up to the 1904 Democratic convention, when the light bulb turned on… Read More

By Amy Westervelt, Drilled, and Geoff Dembicki, DeSmog, with additional reporting by Julianna Merullo and Lyndal Rowlands Earlier this year, news footage began making the rounds on socia… Read More

WASHINGTON — The Republican Party has a choice to make, former Vice President Mike Pence said Wednesday: Does it stay true to its “time-honored’ conservat… Read More

Paris 2024: We are ready, declares the city’s mayor Anne Hidalgo. A year prior to an event that is poised to depict a united France. A temporary truce has been declared. France holds i… Read More

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   AUSTRALIAN UNIVERSITIES RUSH  TO “EDUCATE” INDONESIA Despite a lack of solid results, a growing number of Australian universities are rushing to set u… Read More

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Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s Conservative Party in the United Kingdom suffered serious setbacks in three byelections on July 20, 2023. In Selby and Ainsty in northern Engla… Read More

According to forecasts, the conservative opposition People’s Party won the parliamentary elections in Spain on Sunday, but it is clear that it lost the absolute majority. The former… Read More

At the end of a tribute to Peter Hellyer, William Wallace puts his finger on the Liberal Democrats' dilemma: "Britain still needs radical change, but the painful adjustments that will involv… Read More

The National Republican Senatorial Committee is seeking to recruit established candidates over populists for Senate races in 2024, according to comments from GOP strategists and commentators… Read More

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We’re going to miss the populist “big beasts” now that they’re gone. Who will now tell us that “Voting Conservative will cause your wife to have bigger breast… Read More