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The Brazil Supreme Court's ruling disqualifies President Luiz Lula da Silva from the election.
Five council seats shifted from Labour to the Tories in Walsall, reflecting local discontent and changing political sentiments after Brexit.
14 days mark a critical period in British politics as communities react to the fallout of Brexit and the influence of the political elite.
In Lincolnshire, Brexit divides generations as Tory MP resigns amid political tensions.
432 MPs voted against the government’s Brexit deal, marking a significant defeat for the Conservative Party during a critical parliamentary session.
Boris Johnson urges the Commons to support his Brexit deal as the October deadline approaches.
Britain is heading towards Brexit, with polls indicating that undecided voters are increasingly leaning towards leaving the European Union.
Thousands gather in Gateshead to express their desire for change in British politics as the June 8th election approaches.
Budiman Sudjatmiko, a 27-year-old activist, is sentenced to 13 years in prison for opposing Indonesia's military-backed government.
In April 2006, Cambodia's political landscape shifts with Sam Rainsy's return from exile.
Indiana's new total abortion ban affects over one million women, reversing decades of federally protected rights and shaping the upcoming midterm elections.
A 12-year-old serves as co-chair for the Jefferson County Trump campaign in Colorado, a state struggling with support for the Republican nominee.
Greg Walters discusses Congress's move to hold Steve Bannon in criminal contempt.
Joe Biden trails Trump by 1% in Texas, a state on the brink of political change.
Andy Burnham's potential candidacy for prime minister receives support from Chancellor Rachel Reeves, while Donald Trump criticizes his liberal policies on energy.
Christine Hallquist, the first transgender nominee for governor in the U.S., campaigns against incumbent Phil Scott in Vermont, focusing on climate change and grassroots support.
Christopher Wylie reveals Cambridge Analytica's disinformation tactics for the Trump campaign.
28 years have passed since Georgia last voted for a Democratic presidential candidate, as younger voters of color seek to reshape the state's political future.
The Parkland shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas ignites a national gun control movement.
This year's Conservative conference in Manchester highlights power, dissent, and political sentiment.
Viktor Orbán's authoritarian regime in Hungary raises concerns about the implications for democracy in the U.S., as American conservatives study his governance style.
Moldovans protest against government corruption linked to Vlad Filat and a banking scandal.
Protests erupt in Kosovo over government corruption and a controversial deal with Serbian minorities.
Shashi Tharoor discusses Congress's struggles and future in Cambridge after 2014's defeat.
Nigeria's February election may reshape its future amid economic and security crises.
Ali Milani challenges Boris Johnson, presenting a stark choice for local voters in the election.
A president who calls the media "fake news" has held fewer press conferences than any of his recent predecessors during his first year in office.
Two-thirds of Colorado Springs' population are registered Republicans, yet many are considering voting for a Democrat in the 2008 election.
Prime Minister Hun Sen rules Cambodia with an iron fist, making opposition deadly.
German authorities foil a far-right coup plot to overthrow the Berlin government.
35,000 people protested in Frankfurt against the rise of the far-right Alternative for Germany party, fearing a repeat of the Nazi era.
Diane Abbott states that David Miliband declared £180,000 in campaign funds, while she reported only £1,700, raising concerns about financial influence in the election.
Shasta County, California, terminates its contract with Dominion amid election trust issues.
As Silvio Berlusconi's sex-for-hire trial concludes, opinions from Italian women in politics and show business reveal a divided perspective on his legacy and impact on gender roles.
In 2015, Europe faced a migration crisis, prompting journalist Lukic Azzurrini to prepare the NGO ship Kasserine II for rescue missions in the Mediterranean.
David Remnick discusses truth to power with journalists and artists at the Public Theatre.
Montana voted overwhelmingly for Donald Trump, and many residents express strong support for his presidency despite ongoing political challenges.
The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program allows eligible individuals who arrived in the U.S. before age 16 to avoid deportation.
Hundreds have died in Myanmar since the military coup, as activists continue to fight against repression and for democratic governance.
In 1999, East Timor faces violence as refugees march for independence just before the referendum.
Panelists Karthick Ramakrishnan, Paul Spickard, Allen Orr, and Stewart Kwoh discuss the implications of the 2016 U.S. presidential election at the Japanese-American National Museum.
Residents of El Paso protest President Trump's visit after a mass shooting, demanding action.
A group of students in Sheffield protests against tuition fees and neoliberal policies, expressing feelings of betrayal over Nick Clegg's leadership.
A record number of 89 women won races across the country in the 2016 election, marking progress for female candidates in American politics.
Election denialism has run rampant in Arizona, with candidates like Kari Lake and Blake Masters casting doubt on the integrity of upcoming elections.
On June 28, Dr. Leon Kelly will appear on the Republican primary ballot for El Paso County coroner against Dr. Ray Ann Weber.
Disenchantment with Labor grows in Blacktown as Greenway's economy and immigration issues rise.
Artificial intelligence is reshaping political campaigns in the U.S., with strategies in California and Texas utilizing rapid-response ads and hyper-targeted messaging.
