Germany’s anticipated next chancellor has sparked a wave of concern regarding the coalition’s promises, hinting at possible changes in policy direction. This growing skepticism could pose a threat to the government’s stability and potentially transform the political landscape, as reported by Reuters
India’s Lower House has passed a contentious bill aimed at reforming Muslim land endowments, sparking widespread debate. Proponents argue it will modernize outdated laws, while critics worry it undermines minority rights and exacerbates communal tensions.
As Australia approaches the election, the opposition party has abandoned its policy advocating for a return to the office. This strategic shift reflects shifting priorities and the need to resonate with voters increasingly embracing flexible work arrangements.
The president of the UK bishops’ conference has condemned the proposed assisted suicide bill as “deeply flawed.” In a recent statement, he emphasized the importance of protecting vulnerable lives and advocating for compassionate end-of-life care.
COSTEP CEO Adam Gonzalez is set to visit Spain this June, aiming to strengthen international partnerships and explore new opportunities for collaboration. The trip underscores COSTEP’s commitment to global engagement and innovation in its initiatives.
As Australia prepares for its next federal election, the process of selecting a prime minister will revolve around voter sentiment, party leadership contests, and key issues like climate change and the economy, shaping the nation’s political landscape for years to come.
Denmark’s Social Democrats have successfully adapted to contemporary challenges by prioritizing pragmatic policies and robust welfare reforms. Their focus on economic responsibility coupled with social equity offers valuable lessons for Germany’s SPD in revitalizing its platform and appeal.
Italy is gearing up to implement significant reforms in its land-based gambling venues, aiming to enhance regulation and promote responsible gaming. These changes seek to balance economic interests with public safety, responding to growing concerns surrounding gambling addiction.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has indicated that a federal election is “imminent,” prompting the government to expedite the passage of a critical tax cuts bill. The move aims to solidify support ahead of the upcoming vote, highlighting economic priorities.
In his latest piece, Terence Corcoran examines the absence of a comprehensive book detailing Mark Carney’s vision for Canada’s economic future. He critiques the lack of transparency and analysis surrounding Carney’s ambitious plans and their implications for the nation’s financial landscape.
In a recent discussion at the Center for Strategic & International Studies, Hiroki Habuka shed light on Japan’s evolving AI policy. He emphasized the need for strategic frameworks that balance innovation with ethical considerations, positioning Japan as a global leader in AI governance.
In the 2025 World Happiness Report, the USA has plunged to its lowest ranking ever, raising concerns about mental health, societal division, and economic anxiety. Experts emphasize the need for comprehensive strategies to enhance well-being and cohesion.
In recent years, the U.K. has seen a troubling shift away from digital privacy. Increasing governmental surveillance measures and data retention policies raise concerns about citizen freedoms, prompting calls for a reevaluation of digital rights in the age of technology.
In a historic political shift, Mark Carney has been sworn in as Canada’s new prime minister, succeeding Justin Trudeau. The former Bank of Canada governor now faces pressing issues, including economic recovery and climate change initiatives.
Across the United States, thousands rallied under the banner “Stand Up for Science,” advocating for evidence-based policies and funding for scientific research. The movement highlights the critical role of science in addressing climate change and public health challenges.
India is grappling with a political rift as Prime Minister Modi’s proposal to redraw electoral constituencies faces backlash, particularly from the southern states. Critics argue the plan threatens regional representation and exacerbates existing disparities.
German conservatives are increasingly aligning with far-right elements, prompting NGOs to voice concerns over a potential crackdown on civil society. Activists warn that this shift threatens democratic values and undermines civic engagement in the country.
Spain’s economy has transformed from crisis to strength, boasting robust growth and low unemployment. Strategic reforms, strong exports, and a burgeoning tech sector have positioned it as a model for European recovery, drawing admiration and investment.
UK Labour leader Keir Starmer has responded sharply to US Senator JD Vance’s remarks on freedom of speech, emphasizing that safeguarding open dialogue is fundamental. Starmer’s defense highlights the importance of robust discourse in democratic societies.
Following his election victory, Friedrich Merz faces the challenge of uniting Germany’s fractured political landscape while asserting strong leadership in Europe. Analysts at Chatham House examine whether he can navigate these demanding responsibilities effectively.
