A group of demonstrators gathered in Lisbon on March 30 as part of the broader “No Kings” protest movement, joining a wave of coordinated rallies taking place across multiple regions. Protesters assembled near a central intersection, holding signs and engaging with passing traffic to raise awareness about concerns tied to the current presidential administration. The […]
Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is facing one of the most difficult moments of her leadership after a decisive defeat in a justice reform referendum weakened her political standing and disrupted her reform agenda. The vote result has raised questions about her authority and exposed vulnerabilities within her governing coalition, which had until now projected […]
A deep political rift has emerged in the Netherlands after seven lawmakers left the parliamentary faction led Geert Wilders, marking the most serious internal challenge to his leadership since the party was founded in 2006. The defecting members, who accounted for more than a quarter of the group’s seats in parliament, announced plans to form […]
South Korean prosecutors have asked a court to consider the death penalty for former president Yoon Suk Yeol if he is found guilty over his failed attempt to impose martial law, a dramatic episode that plunged the country into political crisis late last year. The request was made during closing arguments in Yoon’s trial at […]
Uganda has ordered a nationwide suspension of internet access ahead of Thursday’s general election, reviving memories of past shutdowns and raising concerns among opposition figures, civil society groups, and digital rights advocates. The move was announced the Uganda Communications Commission, which instructed all internet service providers to halt connectivity in the days surrounding the vote. […]
Honduras’s electoral authorities have rejected an order from the outgoing president to recount November’s presidential election, calling the decree illegal and unconstitutional. The decision confirms conservative businessman Nasry Asfura as the country’s president-elect, despite continued protests from the departing administration and lingering claims of irregularities in the vote. The National Electoral Council said on Monday […]
Portugal’s parliament has approved a resolution supporting the progressive increase of workers’ income, signalling renewed political momentum behind wage growth and social dialogue as the country balances economic stability with rising cost of living pressures. The decision was taken the Assembly of the Republic, which endorsed a draft resolution proposed the Social Democratic Party (PSD). […]
Venezuela’s interim leadership has dismissed the general in charge of the country’s presidential honour guard, a move that underscores the rapid reshaping of power structures following the dramatic seizure of Nicolás Maduro US forces in Caracas. General Javier Marcano Tábata, who commanded the presidential honour guard responsible for protecting the head of state, was removed […]
In the days following the seizure of Nicolás Maduro, a tense calm has settled over Venezuela, with many citizens unsure whether the dramatic turn of events will lead to lasting change or renewed instability. Across cities and towns, hope and anxiety exist side side, shaping daily behaviour in subtle but telling ways. In Caracas, celebrations […]
Yemen’s fragile political balance has been shaken after the Saudi backed presidential council accused a leading separatist figure of treason, a move that was swiftly followed Saudi led air strikes on forces linked to the southern movement. The developments underline the deepening fractures within the anti Houthi camp and raise fears of renewed internal conflict. […]
