PARIS — French President emmanuel Macron is set to address the nation on Thursday following the resignation of Prime minister Michel Barnier. Barnier stepped down a day after a historic no-confidence vote in the National Assembly left France without a functioning government. The Elysee presidential palace confirmed that Macron “took note” of Barnier’s resignation. A … Read more
In a stunning political upset, France’s Prime Minister Michel Barnier and his entire cabinet have been forced to resign following a historic no-confidence vote. The vote, a rare occurrence in French politics, saw an unprecedented alliance between far-right and left-wing lawmakers, highlighting the deep divisions within the French parliament. The motion, which passed with 331 … Read more
French Government on the Brink as Opposition Unites Against Prime Minister Paris finds itself on the precipice of a political earthquake as France’s fragile governing coalition faces a dramatic no-confidence vote on Wednesday. Prime Minister Michel Barnier’s tenure, already incredibly short, may come to an abrupt end as opposition forces from both the left and … Read more
Almost unnoticed, but among many others, the Minister of the Interior, Thodoris Livanios, announced at the recent conference of KEDE that anyone who wishes in the municipal and regional elections of 2028 will be able to vote by electronic vote, literally from his sofa, as Vimatodotis points out. In recent years, amid the digital transformation … Read more
Voting center in the state of Georgia, United States, on the day of the general elections in the North American country. EFE/EPA/ERIK S. LESSER The first voting centers in USA They opened this Tuesday at 05:00 local time (10:00 GMT) to begin a historic day in which the country will choose between the vice president … Read more
In a spiral of daily discredit and political trivialization, SYRIZA has entered with the responsibility of all sides on the way to the most critical conference of recent years, which is scheduled for the three days of November 8-10. SYRIZA is called upon to fight first of all for survival. “The battle of battles” as … Read more
Maia Sandu, the president of Moldova, said this Sunday morning that the vote is not just a “stamp on a piece of paper” but the expression of your “destiny.” That of the citizens of this country (2.5 million inhabitants) will continue to be divided in two, polarized between possible accession to the European Union, about … Read more
Nebraska Electoral Votes: Proposal to Alter Vote Allocation Fails An initiative aimed at altering how Nebraska’s electoral votes are distributed appears to have stalled as Governor Jim Pillen has confirmed he will not advocate for a necessary law change before the upcoming presidential election on November 5. Governor’s Decision Amidst Legislative Challenges Pillen announced that … Read more
Arizona Supreme Court Allows Nearly 98,000 Voters to Participate in Upcoming Elections In a landmark ruling, the Arizona Supreme Court has determined that close to 98,000 voters, whose citizenship statuses were previously uncertain due to a database error, will be allowed to cast their votes in state and local elections. This unanimous decision has the … Read more
At the extraordinary meeting of the Political Secretariat of SYRIZA – Progressive Alliance, with votes 17-1-1, it was decided that Stefanos Kasselakis is deposed from the position of the president of SYRIZA. The meeting had as its exclusive topic the reactions that arose around the institutional role that Stefanos Kasselakis should currently have, after the … Read more