The proposed legislation and the push to reform the Electoral Count Act leave open a variety of pathways to subvert a presidential election. Many analysts believe that in a presidential year, the electoral process may be at its most vulnerable…
Former President Donald J. Trump abruptly ended the interview after a lengthy back-and-forth over his claims of widespread election fraud. The NPR correspondent Steve Inskeep pressed former President Donald Trump on his attempts to overturn the election in an interview…
Besides the Eiffel Tower and foie gras, France is known for having produced an intellectual class that, over the centuries, from Diderot’s Encylopédie to Derrida’s critical theory, has successfully exported its products to the rest of the world. France’s intellectual…
Anti-vaxxers rallied by the pro-Russian party ‘Vazrazhdane” tried to storm the Bulgarian parliament building on Wednesday (12 January) on the same day the country peaked with the highest-ever confirmed number of COVID-19 infections. Some 500
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson offered his “heartfelt apologies” on Wednesday (12 January) for attending a “bring your own booze” gathering at his official residence during the country’s first coronavirus lockdown as opponents said he must resign. Johnson admitted for…
![Our time to shape Europe [Promoted content] | INFBusiness.com](https://globalpolitics.info/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/365f17989b0955f8dba34aabb67cac94.jpg "Taking into consideration the crises that the European Union has been through in the last decade, it’s obvious that the dialogue concerning its future is more than required. In any case, such a process shall now include the “voices” and concerns of the EU citizens and not just be a product of the EU institutions and member states.")
Taking into consideration the crises that the European Union has been through in the last decade, it’s obvious that the dialogue concerning its future is more than required. In any case, such a process shall now include the “voices” and…
EU flags flew at half-mast for European Parliament speaker David Sassoli, who died Tuesday (11 January) aged 65, as tributes flowed in from leaders and officials from around the 27-nation bloc and beyond. “
Responding to the democratic crisis is just as important as tackling the climate emergency. This is why we fought for the Conference on the Future of Europe, despite the reluctance of those who fear consulting citizens on the European issue,…
This article is part of our special report French presidential election: Where does Europe fit into all this?. After defeat in the 20
France took over the rotating EU Council presidency on 1 January, just a few months before the first round of the French presidential election, where Emmanuel Macron will seek reelection against mostly right-wing challengers. In this special report, EURACTIV France…