Germany news: Left Party sues economy minister at top court
The Left Party is taking a case over remarks by the CDU's Katherina Reiche to the Constitutional Court. The coalition could face a new row over working hours reforms. DW has more.
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Bosnia elections: pro-Russia party proclaims victory in the Republic of Bosnian Serbs
The former Bosnian Serb leader, Milorad Dodik, loyal to Russia, announced Sunday that his party had retained authority in the Bosnian Serb Republic ( Republika Srpska), in general elections, which saw a significant decline in participation of about 42%, 10 points less than the 2022 elections. Preliminary results show that Dodik Zeleka Shvianović ' s candidate is present for the maintenance of the Serbian seat in the tripartite presidency, while the outgoing President Dennis Betcherović is the lead on the Bosnian seat.
In Brazil, Bolsonaro clan signs major electoral breakthrough
Beyond Flavio Bolsonaro, who led the first round of the Brazilian presidential election on Sunday, the whole family came out victorious in the general elections, especially during the legislative elections.
Wife, sons and brother: Jailed ex-president Bolsonaro’s family scores big in Brazil polls
Family members of former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro won big in Sunday's general election, including the right-wing lawmaker's eldest son Flavio Bolsonaro, who surpassed President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva in the first-round presidential vote. During the campaign, Flavio Bolsonaro promised to secure amnesty for his jailed father.
Spain’s Pedro Sanchez announces snap election amid housing crisis
Sanchez calls early vote after Parliament rejected housing relief measures proposed by his minority government.
In Ayuso's office they assume that Sanchez will not go to elections: "What does he gain by calling?"
The president and her environment are close to the end of the PSOE leader, but not at this very moment. "He's not gonna clap," they say.
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India news: Top court to hear petitions against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar
The Supreme Court will hear pleas against India's beleagured poll body chief over alleged unilateral decisions related to the large-scale revision of voter lists. DW has the latest.
'Don't axe Youth Parliament' pleads teen member
The government plans to no longer fund the scheme launched to get young people into politics.
Shadow chancellor vows to cut at least one tax in every Tory budget
Shadow ministers unveiled a series of policies on day two of the Conservative Party conference in Birmingham.
Visits and silenced: How Russian surveillance softwars oppress the civic rights of Georgians
In the past two years, the Georgian Government has built a comprehensive system of facial recognition control, provided by a Moscow company linked to the FSB. The impact on the protesters is alarming.
Spain sharps its express version: three games followed with goals in less than six minutes
Before Luis de la Fuente, the selection marked in this initial section only 7.5% of the meetings; with him, it notes 26%
City unleashes political crisis in England
The British Government is in the brink of the alleged irregular financing of the City under pressure from the princes of Abu Dabi
The biggest financial scandal of the last decade in Turkey reaches the Erdogan environment
A vice president of the president's party resigned after being known to have won almost 40 million euros. Family members of senior government and AKP officials are under investigation
Live: 400 to 500 high schools closed in France, a severely injured high school student
After a week of high school blockages, some 400 to 500 schools are "totally or partially" closed Monday. Several unions call for support for a hard block. A 15-year-old high school student also had his hand torn off during a demonstration in Lens. Follow our direct.
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"Zionism is a racism": the British Greens' motion ulcers Israel
On the front page of the press, the mobilization of French high school students, who say they want to continue their movement this week against the backdrop of a financial and social crisis, while a study published today states that poverty has never affected so many French people. The anger of the Israeli government after the British Greens adopted yesterday a motion stating that Zionism is "a form of racism". And the last game tomorrow of Messi with Argentina.
Direct: Saudi-led alliance provides air protection for military operations in Bab al-Mandaba with approximately 100 combat aircraft
Under the leadership of both Saudi Arabia, the Alliance announced its participation in the attack on Al-Houthi in Yemen through air strikes involving about 100 fighters. According to military sources, Yemeni government forces were attacking the Al-Houthi positions in the Directorate of Tibs on the Bab al-Mandub. In Iran, President Masood Bizskian accepted the resignation of the Minister of Oil Mohsen Pak Njad and appointed the Acting Minister of National Petroleum Hamid Burd, under the tightening of the United States sanctions on the Iranian oil sector and continuing tension around the Hems Strait. Cover directly.
Live: Student's hand blown off as protests continue in France, disrupting at least 413 schools
A 15-year-old student protesting in France had his hand blown off on Monday after he picked up a police stun grenade in the northern town of Lens, local media reported. Demonstrations in France have disrupted at least 413 high schools as students protest high teacher absence rates, overlong school days and dilapidated facilities. Follow our liveblog for the latest updates.
Bolsonaro beats expectations in Brazil vote, faces Lula in runoff
Brazil’s presidential election is heading to a run-off after Bolsonaro and Lula both fell short of the 50% needed to win