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15 votes
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Dutch voters deliver major setback to far-right party of Geert Wilders
19 votes -
How Zohran Mamdani fought the master plan | The key factor isn’t his ads or charisma — it is a public campaign finance system that can be replicated across the US
31 votes -
Denmark's social affairs minister is urging the EU to tackle the growing institutionalisation of people with disabilities by ensuring affordable housing
9 votes -
Venezuela shuts its embassy in Oslo, days after opposition leader María Corina Machado was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize
16 votes -
Who owns America? Bernie Sanders says the quiet part out loud. | What Now? With Trevor Noah
25 votes -
Venezuela's opposition leader María Corina Machado wins 2025 Nobel Peace Prize
21 votes -
Pete Hegseth announces Qatar will build air force facility at US base in Idaho
26 votes -
Qatar to build air force facility on US base in Idaho
15 votes -
Denmark has announced $4.2bn of extra defence spending to boost security in the Arctic and North Atlantic regions, including Greenland
10 votes -
Sweden recognised Palestine eleven years ago – more than a decade on, here is what France and other Western states who have recently followed suit can learn from Sweden's experience
15 votes -
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth requires new 'pledge' for Pentagon reporters
18 votes -
A bill introduced by Senator Ron Wyden would require the US Treasury Department to turn over financial records that connect Jeffrey Epstein to businesses and investors
18 votes -
Norway's Labour party under Jonas Gahr Støre has won a second term in general elections, ahead of a populist right-wing party that doubled its vote
16 votes -
Norway is increasingly disadvantaged outside EU – Espen Barth Eide and centre-right rival say Oslo is vulnerable while it remains outside bloc but neither plan a vote on joining
7 votes -
Pentagon authorizes up to 600 US military lawyers to serve as temporary immigration judges
26 votes -
Swedish prime minister, Ulf Kristersson, has come under fire after admitting that he regularly consults AI tools for a second opinion in his role running the country
16 votes -
How US President Donald Trump plans to dismantle the Education Department after Supreme Court ruling
22 votes -
Iceland has no armed forces, but that could change – the NATO member is reconsidering its defences in the age of Donald Trump
6 votes -
US Internal Revenue Service says churches can endorse political candidates from the pulpit
24 votes -
US Congress passes Donald Trump's 'big, beautiful bill' cutting taxes and spending
50 votes -
US Senate passes Donald Trump’s megabill after pulling all-nighter
61 votes -
Ezra Klein interview with US Rep. Sarah McBride
19 votes -
Suspect in Minnesota attacks is detained, ending manhunt
38 votes -
Donald Trump administration gives personal data of immigrant Medicaid enrollees to US deportation officials
20 votes -
Denmark votes for defence bill giving US access to airbases – new agreement places bases in cities such as Karup and Skrydstrup under US jurisdiction
7 votes -
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. ousts all members of US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention vaccine advisory panel
36 votes -
Nordic governments are boosting defense spending, reassessing security and pushing the concept of total defense – mobilizing the whole of society to defend against military and non-military threats
16 votes -
Under Robert F. Kennedy Jr., COVID shots will only be available to people 65+, high-risk groups in the US
29 votes -
Swedish senior diplomat arrested on suspicion of spying – security service investigating if there is a link with sudden resignation of national security adviser
16 votes -
New US surgeon general pick wants to "raise the vibration of humanity"
17 votes -
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. unveils US autism database project
35 votes -
How US media differently frames Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and other female politicians
25 votes -
Abundance meets resistance: Are US Democrats finally ready to go all in on building housing?
15 votes -
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Liberals win election
57 votes -
US House Republicans take steps to use budget process to try to eliminate some of current antitrust law
17 votes -
Canadian election: Liberals projected to form government
26 votes -
Elon Musk’s X sues to overturn Minnesota political deepfakes ban
22 votes -
US due process and the Abrego Garcia case
14 votes -
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. intends to launch disease registry tracking autistic people by collecting US private medical records
45 votes -
Debugging Washington D.C. - Why political representatives can seem inconsistent (2014)
2 votes -
US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth said to have shared attack details in second Signal chat with his wife and brother
51 votes -
Fired US Federal government workers are pissed off and running for office
32 votes -
When can we call this a dictatorship?
There is still resistance of a sort within the government, but dictatorships don't require 100% consolidation of all power into the Executive. And if that struggle is being ignored by the...
There is still resistance of a sort within the government, but dictatorships don't require 100% consolidation of all power into the Executive. And if that struggle is being ignored by the Executive, then what difference does it make?
37 votes -
The average age of major world leaders is 72. Why?
Just had a thought that the 3 countries considered the biggest powers have leaders who are all 70+. So I looked into it and found that the average age of the leaders of the 10 most populous...
Just had a thought that the 3 countries considered the biggest powers have leaders who are all 70+. So I looked into it and found that the average age of the leaders of the 10 most populous countries (and EU) is 72.
Has the age of major countries' leaders ever been higher?
Has it always been like this?
I understand it irt. authoritarian countries. Democracies trend way lower.
Ages of leaders for reference
India, Modi - 74
China, Xi - 71
USA, Trump - 78
Indonesia, Subianto - 73
Pakistan, Zardari - 69
Nigeria, Tinubu - 73
Brazil, Silva - 79
Bangladesh, Shahabuddin - 75
Russia, Putin - 72
Mexico, Sheinbaum - 62
Leyen, EU - 66
22 votes -
UK takes control of British Steel under emergency powers
26 votes -
An algorithm deemed this nearly blind 70-year-old prisoner a “moderate risk.” Now he’s no longer eligible for parole.
28 votes -
Homeless people in Copenhagen will no longer face fines or eviction for sleeping in parks or green spaces under a proposal by the city government
19 votes -
Immigration and Customs Enforcement frees mother and three kids after protests in US ‘border czar’s’ home town
9 votes -
How the Atlantic’s Jeffrey Goldberg got added to the White House Signal group chat
29 votes