Norwegian politicians hope Jeffrey Epstein files inquiry will restore faith in democracy – links to politicians and civil servants as far back as thirty years ago to be examined
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Stop New York's attack on 3D printing
12 votes -
What Eric Swalwell’s exit means for Democrats in California’s governor race
15 votes -
How two San Francisco Chronicle reporters broke the Eric Swalwell story
5 votes -
Adopted by Denmark, a bombed-out Ukrainian city is given new life – Danish government has contributed more than $250 million to Mykolaiv
11 votes -
France launches government Linux desktop plan as Windows exit begins
52 votes -
Qarsoq Høegh-Dam aims to use his seat in Danish parliament to shift power from Copenhagen to Nuuk
7 votes -
Colorado passes first law in the US to ban arrests based solely on colorimetric drug tests
23 votes -
Rune Lykkeberg: ‘Denmark's unique political model is in crisis – I blame the boomerang effect’
7 votes -
No Kings protests live updates: hundreds of thousands rally in cities around the world against US President Donald Trump and his administration
57 votes -
Danish election punished the Social Democrats as well as their center-right government partners – result showed voters' distaste for managerial coalitions spanning the neoliberal center ground
10 votes -
The Treasury just declared the US insolvent. The media missed it.
38 votes -
EU hopes Hungarian election will bring end to Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's blockades
16 votes -
Nepal’s former prime minister arrested over alleged role in deadly protest crackdown
11 votes -
Denmark's Social Democrats have won the most votes in the country's general election, but have failed to secure a majority, after the party's weakest showing in more than a century
16 votes -
Lars Løkke Rasmussen may be on track for only twelve seats in the country's next parliament, but he could decide who governs Denmark next
7 votes -
How the Netherlands bent bureaucracy into something beautiful
12 votes -
California to rename Cesar Chavez Day as ‘Farmworkers Day’
16 votes -
The four Nordic nations have for decades all followed a "total defence" strategy – since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Finland has taken a lead and greatly strengthened the concept
14 votes -
A top US counterterrorism official resigns, citing the Iran war
38 votes -
The nature of personalist regimes in both fiction and the real world
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Finland plans to lift its long-standing ban on having nuclear weapons on its territory – would align the country more closely with NATO's deterrence policy
9 votes -
British Columbia announces it is making daylight time permanent after years of promises
38 votes -
UK Green Party wins Gorton and Denton by-election, pushing Labour into third place
15 votes -
Rob Jetten becomes Netherlands' youngest ever PM
10 votes -
Iceland had been set to hold a referendum on resuming EU membership talks in 2027 – geopolitical developments could see the vote being brought forward to this summer
22 votes -
She graduated from high school with honors but can’t read or write. Now she’s suing.
24 votes -
Zohran Mamdani to use new power to speed up housing development in the Bronx
17 votes -
Zohran Mamdani reverses campaign promise to expand rental assistance in New York City
27 votes -
Kim Jong Un chooses daughter as heir, says Seoul
18 votes -
CIA investigated secret ‘Havana syndrome’ weapon experiment in Norway
22 votes -
DC required daycare workers to get degrees. The news only talked to those who stayed.
8 votes -
Number of British troops in Norway will double over the next three years as part of efforts to combat Russian threats in the High North
9 votes -
Why the internet is terrified of London
14 votes -
‘Country of the blind’: How will Bangladesh remember Muhammad Yunus?
7 votes -
Norway's parliament voted overwhelmingly in favour of maintaining the country's monarchy, rejecting a proposed change to a republic
14 votes -
Are we witnessing the takeover of a country right now?
Foreign money and tech billionaires have bought control of the US government, they're looting the system and weakening it, and then they're going to crash it so they can install a new system that...
Foreign money and tech billionaires have bought control of the US government, they're looting the system and weakening it, and then they're going to crash it so they can install a new system that they can better control.
Prove me wrong?
52 votes -
The Greenland crisis has boosted support for Danish PM Mette Frederiksen, who has become one of Europe's leading figures pushing back against the US president
14 votes -
Syria's defiant Kurds vow to 'fight until last breath' despite government push
10 votes -
Danish government announces deportation reform to expel non-Danish citizens who have been sentenced to at least one year of imprisonment for serious crimes, like aggravated assault and rape
5 votes -
Minnesota proved MAGA wrong
59 votes -
Federal officers kill another citizen in Minneapolis, National Guard activated
94 votes -
Living without America
32 votes -
San Francisco to make childcare free for families earning up to $230,000
18 votes -
Wyoming high court rejects state abortion ban with thoughtful opinion
35 votes -
Former New York City Mayor Eric Adams' memecoin faces rug pull allegations
8 votes -
The oil company drilled and the government slaughtered. Can a corporation be complicit in war crimes? Sweden is trying to find out.
9 votes -
Texas becomes first state to end American Bar Association oversight of law schools
31 votes -
Integrity Index of US Congress members
19 votes -
US strikes Venezuela and says its leader, Nicolás Maduro', has been captured and flown out of the country
101 votes