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Spanish Socialists Win National Elections While Far-Right Party Surges
Spain move left with a surge of right.
Conservatives Take Back Alberta in Provincial Elections
One of Canada’s resource rich provinces swings back to the political right.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Promises to Annex the West Bank if Reelected in April
Could the Two State Solution be at risk?
Toyota to Share Hybrid Vehicles Patents and Secrets for Free with the World
Japan’s largest auto-maker trying to combat climate change.
Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika Will Resign in Late April
Algeria’s eldest statesman will resign in late April as political tensions rise.
Slovakia Elects Its First Female President In Its History
The future is becoming female in Central Europe.
New Zealand to Ban Military-Style Weapons After Christchurch Mosque Shootings
New Zealand implementing near swift gun control after shootings.
Kazakhstan’s President Nursultan Nazarbayev Resigns After Almost 30-Year Rule
Kazakhstan could now see some change.
Estonia Elects Its First Female Prime Minister
The future is female in the Baltics.
Bolivia to Create Universal Healthcare for Its People
The South American country is on track to provide healthcare for all.
Luxembourg Becomes the First Country in the World to Make All of its Public Transport Free
The Western European microstate is combating environmental pollution and income inequality through covering basic services.
The Far-Right Populist Wave is Gradually Rising in Spain After Recent Regional Elections
The right-wing to far-right party in the Iberian country is making gains.
United Nations Study Warns That Humanity has Until 2030 to Reduce Climate Change
Time is running out on climate change.
Analysis: Sweden’s Far-Right Nationalists Gain Seats in National Elections
Stockholm is about to get more representation from the Nordic country’s far-right.
Singer Lana Del Rey Postpones Performance in Israel after Backlash
The pop artist will not perform at a local music festival in northern Israel due to backlash from Palestinian rights activists.
South Korean Bans the Sale of Coffee in All of its Schools Nationwide
The Republic of Korea is ditching caffeine at its own places of learning.
British Conservatives Are Being Accused of Rigging Elections in Their Own Favor
And does it have anything to do with U.S. politics?
Political Opposition in Post-Mugabe Zimbabwe Challenging Recent Election Results
Opposition in the African country is challenging the recent free election result’s legitimacy.
U.S. Congressional Representatives Are Demanding Justice for Brazil’s Lula Da Silva
29 Congressional Democrats in Washington, D.C. are demanding justice in Brazil.
Royal Wedding 101: It’s The Final Countdown
Everything You Need To Know About Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Big Day
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