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Donald Trump announced on Friday that he appointed Stephen Miller, figure of the identity right, to the very strategic position of Chief of Staff of the White House. This faithful adviser to the US President is in particular the architect of the current government's very offensive migration policy.
Is Senator Jon Ossoff the future of the Democratic Party? Following a resounding midterm victory in Georgia, a former Republican stronghold, the 39-year-old senator has emerged as a prominent figure as the Democrats look ahead to 2028 for their next presidential nominee. His natural confidence, polished media performances and ability to appeal to a diverse electorate have prompted comparisons with Barack Obama. Yet behind the excitement surrounding his national prospects lies a more complicated question: whether political momentum in the Senate necessarily translates into a presidential frontr
A World This Week ‘Mid Terms Special’ Gavin Lee is joined by panel of four distinguished international correspondents to assess the aftermath of the worst Republican election result since the 1970s, post Watergate. We ask, is peak MAGA over? What will now change at home and abroad? And who ends the week in pole position as Presidential frontrunner for 2028? We also consider the scale and scope of Europe Wide Protests: This week housing organisations, trade unions and activist groups from seven countries met in Paris issuing a joint call for demonstrations. Are the national protest movements be
US President Donald Trump on Friday said advisor Stephen Miller would become his new chief of staff. Miller has been instrumental in driving the Trump administration's mass deportation programme and faced particular criticism after the deadly shootings of two Minneapolis protesters by ICE agents in January.
President Donald Trump has promoted long-time aide Stephen Miller to Chief of Staff, replacing Susie Wiles.
The allegations of the exchange of contracts in exchange for affective relations against the expressive arouse the rejection of some women concerning progresism
The CSU and the CDU will propose this Bavarian policy as a substitute for Frank- Walter Steinmeier, according to German media
Suspected financial fraud, public money at risk and millions of customers affected: Paraguay is in serious crisis following the sudden collapse of Ueno Bank. President Santiago Pena is facing impeachment.
In our section 'In Context' we analyze the centenary validity of the Colorado Party of Paraguay and how even with the questions to President Santiago Peña about the case of Ueno Bank political force is not at the focus of the storm. Meanwhile, we review why Congress decided not to take the resignation of the red president, how the political trial process follows and what is expected for the succession of 2028.
The municipal president of Azofra for the People's Party has apologized for "how to refer" to the councilwoman and her party has asked her to respect her
Replace Susie Wiles in charge. It is the first fact sheet that moves in the government after the electoral debacle in the 'midterms'
Democrats have won the House and Senate. AJLabs looks at the numbers and what their majority means for Trump.
After boarding a plane in Rome and landing on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean, Pope Leo XIV will start his tour of Latin America. The first stop of the Pontiff will be Montevideo, where he will stay three days and meet with President Yamandu Orsi, as well as meeting with Uruguayan diplomats and religious representatives. The citizens look forward to the masses that the Pope will offer.
German media reports suggest that Bavarian politician Ilse Aigner's chances of becoming the next president are on the up. Long favored by her Bavarian CSU, now it seems Christian Democrats nationwide plan to back her.
After their victory in the US midterm elections, the Democrats have promised to investigate corruption in the Trump administration. Critics say the president's Middle East deals is an area they should focus on.
The Asian bags recorded heavy losses carried by the Wall Street sales wave and uncertainty about possible regulations for the artificial intelligence industry in the United States. The Taiwanese TAIEX index fell by 8.85% during the day, while TSMC lost up to 9.8% and United Microelectronics collapsed by 17%. Given the scale of the losses, the Government of Taiwan called on regulators to intervene to stabilize the market and called for calm.
Less than a month after being operated by lung cancer, León XIV begins one of the most challenging pastoral visits for a Pontiff, a 12-day tour that will also take him to Argentina and Peru, his second home. The Pope is expected to meet with Uruguayan President Yamandu Orsi on 6 November, before visiting the Metropolitan Cathedral of Montevideo.
This week, Caroline de Camaret receives Josep Borrell, former EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs until 2024. Also President of the European Parliament between 2004 and 2007, he was also the former Socialist Minister for Foreign Affairs of the government of Pedro Sanchez and now President of the Cidob (Barcelona Centre for International Affairs). It deciphers with us the anger of European youth, the American mid-term elections and the early elections in Spain. It also makes a bitter observation of the foreign policy of the
The Republican Party's crushing defeat in midterm elections has left Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky optimistic about future support for Kyiv and stronger transatlantic relations. But with US President Donald Trump retaining broad foreign policy powers, the Democratic majority in Congress may have limited scope to bring about substantial change.
Intimate France runs out in the bookstores, for less than five euros, the take where it breaks down its plan of government for the next five years
