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32 votes
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Emmanuel Macron dissolves French parliament after EU defeat, calls election
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Belgium’s agent of chaos – Flemish far-right frontman Tom Van Grieken battles to break up Belgium
13 votes -
The new ‘white fortress’ cities of the American South
21 votes -
Europe's Donald Trump moment has arrived
15 votes -
Canadian MPs 'wittingly' aid foreign meddling - report
10 votes -
Illinois Democrats speedily change candidate law; Republicans call measure ‘election interference,' "undemocratic"
16 votes -
Why the South Carolina redistricting case was decided six to three
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India election results
26 votes -
The world’s shameful neglect of Sudan
23 votes -
North Korea has launched hundreds of balloons carrying rubbish and excrement at South Korea
30 votes -
Pentagon contracts reveal US prep for multinational force in Haiti, down to toothbrushes and WiFi
22 votes -
The financial reports that led to the investigations against Michael Cohen and then Donald Trump - leading to the conviction in New York
11 votes -
San Francisco Bay Area tech leaders jump to Donald Trump's defense, donate funds following conviction
15 votes -
Iceland is voting to elect its seventh president on Saturday, with a tight race expected between three women
9 votes -
Defending Taiwan by defending Ukraine – The interconnected fates of the world’s democracies
26 votes -
Texas attorney general Ken Paxton is weaponizing consumer protection laws against nonprofit organizations
23 votes -
School choice programs have been wildly successful under Ron DeSantis. Now Florida public schools might close.
25 votes -
Donald Trump trade advisers plot US dollar devaluation
18 votes -
The new propaganda war
25 votes -
Jordan Klepper Fingers the Pulse: Moscow Tools (full special)
13 votes -
Russia's Kharkiv offensive and leadership purge - Sergej Shoigu's removal, Kharkiv and what next for Ukraine?
13 votes -
The future starts in South Africa
6 votes -
Congo names third American in a foiled coup plot as mourners gather in Utah to remember plot leader
25 votes -
America must face reality and prioritise China over Europe
9 votes -
New study found YouTube's recommendation algorithm boosted right-wing content in the run-up to Finland's 2024 elections
33 votes -
Denmark became the world's most trusting country – how have the Danes achieved this level of faith in their fellow citizens?
15 votes -
The unpunished: How extremists took over Israel
43 votes -
Geert Wilders is coming for the EU – The hard-right politician has at last formed a government after six months of negotiation
16 votes -
Meet Iran′s President-elect Ebrahim Raisi (2021)
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If you're seeing this, I'm in jail
54 votes -
Disappearing ink, fake polls and voter fraud: EU fears as Russian propaganda ads target Euro elections
14 votes -
Donald Trump - Joe Biden US Presidential debates to take place on June 27th and September 10th
20 votes -
Wisconsin lawsuit settlement makes new emails public regarding pro Donald Trump fake electors scheme in 2020
17 votes -
The West doesn’t understand how much Russia has changed
31 votes -
France declares state of emergency in New Caledonia after deadly riots
21 votes -
Europe's new power map, from ASML to the Arctic – places other than Paris, Brussels and Berlin are wielding economic influence
4 votes -
US survey shows abortion bans drive away young talent
52 votes -
German court says far-right AfD is suspected of extremism
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I'm curious how people on here stay politically engaged and aware while maintaining mental health?
the Israel-Palestine war has not been good to my mental health and the coverage and the treatment of the campus protests oddly is what did me in. Now one approach could be to just not watch the...
the Israel-Palestine war has not been good to my mental health and the coverage and the treatment of the campus protests oddly is what did me in.
Now one approach could be to just not watch the coverage but I have come around to the point of view that not watching meaning not knowing what's happening and you need to know what is happening if only for the hope to be more informed about the politics of the government you live in.
So I guess I am trying to understand what is a responsible way to digest news about something that enrages you? Or is there no such thing? Cause I don't do social media (aside from occasional reddit and just the frontpage when I do that once in a while) and I refuse to watch any 24/7 news networks. I only do an hour of CBC and like 1-3 daily news podcasts which each do like 10-20 min daily updates.
Cause the Israel-Palestine war doubled with the terrible way the campus protests are being treated has really shaken my faith and trust in institutions and I won't go into how cause I don't want to invite infighting on tildes and potential Islamophobia and antisemitism after what happened in that macklemore thread.
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Fascism and the failure of imagination
8 votes -
It’s the first time crypto has become an issue in the general election of a US Presidential race
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The aggressive Arizona grand jury that indicted Donald Trump's allies
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The five futures of Russia
27 votes -
As China and Iran hunt for dissidents in the US, the FBI is racing to counter the threat
20 votes -
The existence of a Roma police register is shocking but not surprising. It is directly linked to Norway's long history of antigypsyism.
16 votes -
7,000 Maui short-term rentals could be eliminated under new county bill
20 votes -
Arizona governor Katie Hobbs signs abortion ban repeal bill
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Denmark to liberalize its abortion law to allow the procedure until eighteenth week of pregnancy
22 votes -
Britain's Foreign Secretary David Cameron, in Kyiv, promises Ukraine aid for 'as long as it takes'
18 votes