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Robert Shrimsley and Miranda Green discuss the Conservative majority's impact on Labour and Brexit.
The UK general election nears, focusing on parties, polls, and key personalities like Johnson and Corbyn.
Scotland's 2015 election reflects a desire for change, with Becca and Ulysse voicing their hopes.
A final NBC News Wall Street Journal poll shows Joe Biden leading President Trump by 10 points just before the 2020 presidential election.
Tens of thousands of mourners have walked hundreds of kilometers to Benazir Bhutto's grave since her assassination in 2007, reflecting national turmoil.
Ten years ago, Coby was considered the safest Labour seat in Britain, with Tom Clark serving as the local MP since 1982.
Students in England protest against rising tuition fees and the new loan-backed system.
The Supreme Court hears Moore versus Harper, a case that could reshape elections in North Carolina.
Trump uses Socialism to influence Latino voters in Miami ahead of the election.
Campaigners in the northeast work to revive Conservative support amid Labour dominance.
Britain has the highest rate of family breakup in Western Europe, prompting Iain Duncan Smith to advocate for government intervention in family formation.
In Sept 2003, Congo seeks to unify and restore peace after years of hostilities and struggles.
Muncie, Indiana, a town of 70,000, has seen a decline in manufacturing jobs, leaving many residents feeling let down by their politicians.
In Nuneaton, a key battleground for the 2015 general election, local residents express disillusionment with political candidates like Ed Miliband and David Cameron.
Asheville's population was split into two conservative congressional districts after a 2011 redistricting, diminishing its political representation.
On January 26, 200 demonstrators were arrested during protests in New Delhi against three laws that threaten family farms and farmers' livelihoods.
Minnesota's Iron Range shifts political allegiance as miners support Trump for economic revival.
Ohio has cut 860 polling places since 2016, raising concerns among voting rights groups about potential voter suppression ahead of elections.
Protesters in Syntagma Square oppose a $96 billion deal amid rising tensions and violence.
Tony Blair reflects on New Labor's 20th anniversary and discusses Mrs. May's election decision.
In his farewell address, Donald Trump reflects on his administration's achievements, expresses gratitude to his family and supporters, and wishes luck to the incoming administration.
The presidential election raises more questions about America's deep divisions and future leadership.
Donald Trump kicks off his party convention with dark rhetoric against Joe Biden.
In the United States, a movement of women known as 'TradWives' actively supports Donald Trump's re-election campaign, promoting traditional family values and anti-feminism.
Donald Trump complicates Biden's transition while issuing warnings to Iran and troop withdrawals.
Trump sides with Putin over U.S. intelligence at a controversial Helsinki press conference.
Nicola Sturgeon warns Liz Truss could be a disaster if she governs as she campaigns.
Around 45,000 people died in the February 6 earthquake, leading to widespread criticism of the government's disaster management and infrastructure safety.
Supporters rally for Justin Pearson after his expulsion from the Tennessee state house.
Bobby Wine faces military siege at home after declaring himself president-elect in Uganda.
Simon Ostrovsky reports from Donetsk as Ukraine elects Petro Poroshenko amid high stakes.
Florida's fifth district exemplifies gerrymandering, as it is strategically designed to concentrate Democratic and African American voters, impacting electoral outcomes statewide.
More than 80% of national news distribution in the U.S. is controlled by just six conglomerates, according to Dan Rather's analysis of media corporatization.
Democrats secured 177 out of 435 House seats, defying expectations of a Republican "red wave" in the 2022 midterm elections.
John Federman wins Pennsylvania Senate race as results roll in from the midterm elections.
The 2018 midterm elections in the United States were marked by heightened polarization, exemplified by the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting and letter bombs sent to Barack Obama.
Donald Trump won all seven key swing states in the 2024 presidential election, reflecting a notable shift in voter support across the country.
A 20 percent voter turnout could benefit hard-right candidates in Iran's upcoming presidential election, according to political analyst Vali R. Nasr.
Kamala Harris advocates for reproductive rights during a nationwide tour, emphasizing the importance of abortion rights in the upcoming midterm elections.
A three-block-long line formed at an early voting site in Philadelphia as community members sought to make their voices heard amid ongoing protests.
Four thousand Armenian soldiers died in last year’s conflict with Azerbaijan as the country prepares for a crucial election.
Three young Zimbabweans return home from South Africa to vote in the elections, facing food shortages and an economy in crisis.
Almost 70% of Stoke-on-Trent voters opted to leave the EU, leading to negative media portrayals that residents aim to change.
Chris Christie was inaugurated as New Jersey's governor on January 19, 2010, but his approval ratings plummeted during his second term.
Terence Moran analyzes President Trump's unique communication style and propaganda tactics.
Maya Schweiter reports on Trump's COVID-19 diagnosis and its political implications.
An estimated 265,000 Jewish retirees now call Palm Beach County home, making it the number-one destination for this demographic in America.
On July 1, 1997, Britain returned Hong Kong to China, promising that its capitalist system would remain unchanged for 50 years until 2047.
