Government, policy, institutions, and political power dynamics.
Former opposition candidate Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia has urged for new presidential elections in Venezuela, following the capture of Nicolas Maduro by US forces five months ago.
In a recent development, Platner's campaign has acknowledged that he sent sexual texts to women during his marriage, raising questions about his candidacy.
A recent report sheds light on Mexico's undisclosed collaboration with the US on deportations, revealing significant numbers and unacknowledged agreements.
On Saturday, Maltese voters participated in a snap election, with Prime Minister Robert Abela's Labour Party expected to secure a fourth term, emphasizing economic stability amid corruption issues.
In a significant diplomatic move, Russia has recalled its ambassador to Armenia following President Putin's warning against Yerevan's pursuit of EU membership, highlighting rising tensions.
Lawmakers are raising alarms about closed, single-party primary elections, arguing that they restrict voter options and encourage elected officials to prioritize party over constituents.
Ken Paxton's recent comments on masculinity underscore a significant theme in the Texas Senate race against James Talarico, following his primary runoff victory.
As voting begins in Malta's snap parliamentary election, Prime Minister Robert Abela appears likely to secure reelection, influenced by ongoing events in the Middle East.
Following a meeting with his advisers, President Trump did not announce a final decision regarding the Iran deal, despite reports of a framework agreement.
Atletico Madrid has publicly accused Barcelona of orchestrating a smear campaign and spreading fake news related to their pursuit of Julian Alvarez.
A drone explosion in Galati, Romania, has heightened concerns as the incident occurred just 11 kilometers from Ukraine, prompting a military response.
At a recent summit in Astana, leaders of the Eurasian Economic Union called on Armenia to decide between aligning with the EAEU or the EU, as the country approaches crucial elections.
The recent passage of a controversial bill in Mexico's Senate has sparked significant opposition, raising alarms about potential threats to voter rights and electoral integrity.
Lior Amihai of Peace Now argues that the current Israeli coalition aims to annex West Bank territories, promoting a vision of a state rooted in Jewish supremacy.
In a swift and contentious decision, Louisiana Republicans have approved a new congressional map that eliminates a majority-Black district, following a Supreme Court ruling on the previous map's constitutionality.
As Ethiopia approaches the 2026 elections, the Tigray region remains excluded for the second consecutive time, amid rising tensions and expectations for Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's party.
As tensions rise, Brussels is reassessing its trade relationship with China, deeming it increasingly unsustainable. The EU's measures have not altered the dynamics, prompting criticism from Beijing.
Oana Țoiu asserts that Russia is fully responsible for the drone strike that harmed Romanian civilians, following an incident involving a Russian drone hitting a residential building.
As Colombia prepares for a presidential and vice-presidential election on Sunday, the vote is seen as a significant evaluation of President Gustavo Petro's policies during his term.
A Russian drone has struck an apartment building in Romania, injuring two individuals. This incident marks a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict and has prompted a swift response from Bucharest.