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PSOE Faces Crisis Amidst Criminal Allegations

The Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) faces a crucial Federal Committee meeting amid a criminal investigation into several leaders, with one already imprisoned, prompting concerns about the party's internal mechanisms and public image.

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Declining European Youth Support for Democracy

A YouGov survey reveals that only 57% of young Europeans (16-26) support democracy as the best form of government, with lower support in France, Spain, and Poland; 21% would favor authoritarianism under certain circumstances; and 48% worry their national democratic system is at risk.

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Chilean Presidential Candidate Endorses Potential Coup

Chilean far-right presidential candidate Johannes Kaiser endorsed the possibility of another coup d'état, defended the 1973 Pinochet dictatorship's human rights abuses, and proposed banning the Communist Party, sparking widespread condemnation.

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Burns: American Revolution Created 'Citizen,' Inspired Global Change

Filmmaker Ken Burns argues the American Revolution's creation of the concept of a "citizen" is its most significant contribution, inspiring global revolutions for over two centuries, while acknowledging the document's initial exclusion of marginalized groups.

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Warsaw Museum Showcases Eastern European Resistance Art

A new museum of modern art in Warsaw, Poland, opened in October 2024, showcasing an exhibition ("The Cynics Republic") of Eastern European resistance art from the 1960s onwards, largely unknown in Western Europe, highlighting the art's importance in a politically divided nation.

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European Youth Express Deep Concerns About Democracy and the EU

A TUI youth study surveying 6,703 Europeans aged 16-26 in April-May 2025 reveals widespread dissatisfaction with national political systems (only 6% deem them functional) and the EU (51% view it as poorly implemented), alongside rising right-wing leanings (19%) and anti-immigration sentiment (38%).

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Capitolio vs. Capitolio": A Documentary on the January 6th Capitol Riot

Capitolio vs. Capitolio" is a documentary using footage from the January 6th Capitol riot, contrasting rioters' self-recorded videos with archival films promoting American ideals, highlighting the contrast between professed values and actions, and the role of Donald Trump in inciting the event.

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Protests in Central and Southeastern Europe Amidst US Criticism of Democratic Responses to Authoritarianism

Widespread protests erupt across Central and Southeastern Europe against authoritarian crackdowns, while the US criticizes European democracies' responses to disinformation, overlooking similar issues in autocratic regimes.

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Threats to Democracy in NRW: Minister-President Wüst Issues Warning

North Rhine-Westphalia's Minister President Hendrik Wüst warned about threats to democracy in the state, citing increased political violence and extremism, exemplified by a CDU politician withdrawing his mayoral candidacy due to threats; he connected this to a global decline in democracies.

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Political Extremism and the Relevance of Sinclair Lewis's 'It Can't Happen Here'

It Can't Happen Here," a 1935 dystopian novel, is experiencing renewed relevance due to parallels with current political extremism in the US and globally, prompting warnings from prominent figures like Bernie Sanders and Bill Gates.

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Kenya's Recurring Protests: Echoes of 1990

Echoing Kenya's 1990 Saba Saba protests, the 2024-25 demonstrations, sparked by increased taxation and police brutality, resulted in over 50 deaths, highlighting persistent grievances regarding leadership, economic inequality, and human rights abuses, despite Kenya's 2010 constitution.

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Parliamentary Architecture: A Reflection of History, Politics, and Design

A 2016 study analyzed 193 parliamentary buildings, revealing correlations between architectural design, national characteristics, and political systems. The study categorized designs into five models (opposing benches, semicircle, horseshoe, circle, and classroom), highlighting how architectural cho...

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