Another week, another election, and another rejection of the political establishment. In Sweden last week, the big gainers were the Sweden Democrats, a far-right nationalist party who will be kept out of government only because of a cordon sanitaire by the…
Hungary, where Viktor Orban’s Fidesz has been in power uninterrupted since 2010
In the wake of criticism over a lack of practical, on-the-ground support for Ukraine, Chairman of the National Defence and Armed Forces Committee of the French National Assembly Thomas Gassilloud said France had taken all the right steps to show…
The EU occupies a more prominent role in the upcoming Italian general elections on Sunday. For the first time, some parties put their European political family affiliation, the European People’s Party (EPP) and Renew Europe, in their electoral insignias. In…
Defendants in the dock at the Nuremberg war crimes trials (Photo: Public Domain) Both before and after Germany’s invasion of the Soviet Union during World War II, Soviet lawyer Aron Trainin proposed to criminalise the crime of aggression. The statute…
The group, the States Project, aims to help Democrats in Arizona, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Maine and Nevada, as the left tries to make up lost ground in state legislatures. Send any friend a story As a subscriber, you have
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The United States on Thursday (22 September) imposed sanctions on Iran’s morality police over allegations of abuse of Iranian women, saying it held the unit responsible for the death of a 22-year-old in custody that has sparked protests around Iran.…
![Genuine gender equality sought in Kazakhstan reforms [Promoted content] | INFBusiness.com](https://globalpolitics.info/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/ce2527e453033ddc081a54892bce0896.jpg "Since independence in 1991, Kazakhstan’s state policy has aimed to provide legislative support to women, but despite progress, there is room for improvement, writes Lazzat Ramazanova.")
Since independence in 1991, Kazakhstan’s state policy has aimed to provide legislative support to women, but despite progress, there is room for improvement, writes Lazzat Ramazanova. Lazzat Ramazanova is a member of parliament and deputy chair of the National Commission…
The situation at a New Mexico detention facility revives a long-running debate over the government’s reliance on private prisons to house immigrants, many of them seeking asylum. Send any friend a story As a subscriber, you have