Fait rarissime, le référendum cantonal contre l’imposition individuelle a abouti – rts.ch
La loi fédérale sur l’imposition individuelle des couples mariés sera soumise au verdict des citoyens. Avec l’Argovie mardi,…
Russia Accused of European Election Plot: What We Know
Russia is trying to interfere in Moldova’s parliamentary elections and disrupt its ambitions to join the European Union,…
Moldovan cops raid suspected Russian-backed meddlers before election – POLITICO
Authorities have accused Moscow of interfering in multiple votes in the former Soviet republic. Listen AI generated Text-to-speech…
Moldova’s powerful diaspora courted in battle between Moscow and West | Nation
Seven years after moving to Ireland, Natalia Stirbu still goes home to Moldova to vote — part of…
Syria President Ahmad al-Sharaa makes historic UN General Assembly visit
DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) — Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa arrived in New York on Sunday to take part in…
Donald Trump looks to boost GOP enthusiasm ahead of midterm elections
The party in power typically loses congressional seats in the midterms, leaving Trump fighting an uphill battle to…
Harris slams ‘shifty’ JD Vance in new book. Key highlights
Kamala Harris rips JD Vance in her new book “107 Days” over the prospective 2028 contender’s conduct on…
Sinn Féin won’t compete in Ireland’s presidential race – POLITICO
McDonald said Sinn Féin’s ruling executive had decided they didn’t want to split the anti-establishment vote by running…
Turkey opposition faces wave of arrests and court fight over leadership
The legal noose is tightening around Turkey’s main opposition party, with waves of arrests targeting mayors and local…
Babiš is on track to return as Czech prime minister. The president can say ‘no.’ – POLITICO
The main potential obstacle for Andrej Babiš, who was prime minister from 2017 to 2021, is legal. |…
Italian MEP fears Hungarian ‘revenge’ ahead of immunity vote – POLITICO
In May 2023, a few weeks after announcing her candidacy for the 2024 European election, Salis was moved…
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Has Japan really swung to the right? Robert Nordström explores how the collapse of one-party dominance has fuelled…