Politics and public affairs. · 112 articles
Argentine official Santiago Caputo urged reclaiming the Falklands, claiming the UK is being "colonized by Islam," according to La Nación.
Ed Stelmach, Alison Redford and Rachel Notley say the five immigration questions on Alberta's Oct. 19 ballot threaten the province's prosperity.
New polling shows a tighter Texas Senate contest before early voting, while Trump heads to Arizona and Montana, according to The New York Times.
The Australian reports Albanese has backed away from a boast about ATO credit card spending, while the Coalition urges him to dismiss his Treasurer.
A Pulse Asia survey found 51% of Filipinos want Vice President Sara Duterte to testify in her Senate impeachment trial, while 34% disagree.
Kenya's deputy president defends the government's delivery in roads, markets and housing, and asks rivals to account for their time in office.
Lawmakers in Magdeburg passed an opposition motion calling for an immediate halt to Ukraine support, though the vote carries no binding power.
Ghana's president says religious belief should translate into practical help for communities, according to Graphic Online.
President Trump's Truth Social post about drilling on Greenland draws scrutiny from a Swedish expert over its wording on the island's status.
Siaya Governor James Orengo urges politicians to keep disruptive groups away from Raila Odinga's first death anniversary memorial in Bondo.
Senate finance chair says the House-approved P7.2-trillion budget trims preventive health and infrastructure while boosting medical assistance.
Kim Ji-yong, nominee for the new serious crimes investigation agency, defended his prosecutorial past and named Yoon Suk-yeol as the first "political prosecutor."
A public dispute between Ndindi Nyoro and Senator Methu over alleged hotel talks has exposed divisions in Kenya's opposition, reports say.
Daily News reports Nyerere's United States of Africa vision is still unfinished, as Tanzania marks Mwalimu Nyerere Day.
Greens leader Franziska Brantner supports pausing Berlin's red-green-red exploratory talks after the Left party signed its own antisemitism declaration.
China's Taiwan Affairs Office says it will keep pursuing reunification while promoting legal safeguards for Taiwanese investors on the mainland.
A cabinet meeting on Italy's budget document was delayed and a promised Irpef cut for middle earners is now uncertain, Il Fatto Quotidiano reports.
Magdalena Andersson says the Centre Party misled voters, as Sweden's 2026 election campaign turns increasingly confrontational.
Two Cockroach Janata Party leaders were sent to judicial custody in a trespassing case after Jantar Mantar lost its protest-site status.
ZimLive.com reports police restricted haulage trucks on a major highway for the Zanu PF conference, as delegates faced medical tests.
A bipartisan group of U.S. senators is attacking Trump's diesel deal with Putin, with some calling it a betrayal and a gift to an adversary.
Siaya Governor James Orengo asks Kenyans to keep the October 15 commemoration of Raila Odinga peaceful, saying guests from Kenya and abroad will attend.
Ekiti State Governor Biodun Oyebanji has let go of directors-general and technical advisers as he prepares to begin a second term in office.
The White House asked its envoy to Athens to step down, and Kimberly Guilfoyle says her time in the role "may" be ending.
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