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Portugal Election: Center-Right Wins, Far-Right Rises
Portugal's center-right Democratic Alliance (AD) narrowly won the recent election with 89 seats, but the far-right Chega party secured 58 seats, disrupting the traditional two-party system and potentially destabilizing the government. The Socialists lost ground, obtaining 58 seats, mirroring a right...
Portugal Election: Center-Right Wins, Far-Right Rises
Portugal's center-right Democratic Alliance (AD) narrowly won the recent election with 89 seats, but the far-right Chega party secured 58 seats, disrupting the traditional two-party system and potentially destabilizing the government. The Socialists lost ground, obtaining 58 seats, mirroring a right...
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48% Bias Score
Tommy Robinson's Sentence Reduced, Early Release Imminent
Tommy Robinson's 18-month sentence for contempt of court was reduced by four months, leading to his imminent release from prison after he complied with a 2021 injunction preventing him from repeating false allegations against a Syrian refugee; the judge noted an absence of contrition but accepted hi...
Tommy Robinson's Sentence Reduced, Early Release Imminent
Tommy Robinson's 18-month sentence for contempt of court was reduced by four months, leading to his imminent release from prison after he complied with a 2021 injunction preventing him from repeating false allegations against a Syrian refugee; the judge noted an absence of contrition but accepted hi...
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64% Bias Score
Vox seeks to emulate European far-right success, focusing on youth vote
Spain's far-right Vox party, currently polling at 12.5%, seeks to emulate the success of other European ultraconservative parties like Portugal's Chega (22.5%), analyzing their campaigns to boost its own electoral performance, particularly among younger voters who show increasing right-wing support.
Vox seeks to emulate European far-right success, focusing on youth vote
Spain's far-right Vox party, currently polling at 12.5%, seeks to emulate the success of other European ultraconservative parties like Portugal's Chega (22.5%), analyzing their campaigns to boost its own electoral performance, particularly among younger voters who show increasing right-wing support.
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48% Bias Score
Centrist Dan Wins Romanian Presidency in Blow to Far-Right
Romania's centrist Nicusor Dan won the second-round presidential election on May 18th with 53.8% of the vote against the far-right George Simion (46.2%), amid concerns of Russian interference and a high 64.7% voter turnout.
Centrist Dan Wins Romanian Presidency in Blow to Far-Right
Romania's centrist Nicusor Dan won the second-round presidential election on May 18th with 53.8% of the vote against the far-right George Simion (46.2%), amid concerns of Russian interference and a high 64.7% voter turnout.
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40% Bias Score
Trzaskowski Edges Out Nawrocki in Close Polish Election First Round
Poland's first round of presidential elections saw Warsaw Mayor Rafal Trzaskowski narrowly lead with 30.8% of the vote, facing PiS candidate Karol Nawrocki (29.1%) in a June 1st runoff; the strong showing of far-right candidates (Mentzen 15%, Braun >6%) complicates the Tusk coalition's prospects.
Trzaskowski Edges Out Nawrocki in Close Polish Election First Round
Poland's first round of presidential elections saw Warsaw Mayor Rafal Trzaskowski narrowly lead with 30.8% of the vote, facing PiS candidate Karol Nawrocki (29.1%) in a June 1st runoff; the strong showing of far-right candidates (Mentzen 15%, Braun >6%) complicates the Tusk coalition's prospects.
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44% Bias Score
Portuguese PM Wins Election, But Lacks Majority Amidst Far-Right Surge
Portugal's center-right Prime Minister Luis Montenegro won the May 18th snap elections with 32.7% of the vote, but the far-right Chega party secured 22.6%, leaving him without a stable majority and highlighting concerns about immigration and corruption.
Portuguese PM Wins Election, But Lacks Majority Amidst Far-Right Surge
Portugal's center-right Prime Minister Luis Montenegro won the May 18th snap elections with 32.7% of the vote, but the far-right Chega party secured 22.6%, leaving him without a stable majority and highlighting concerns about immigration and corruption.
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40% Bias Score
Centrists Win European Elections, but Far-Right Gains Ground
Centrist candidates won presidential runoffs in Romania and Poland's first-round vote, but far-right parties made significant gains across the three countries—Romania, Poland, and Portugal—raising concerns about the growing strength of the hard right in Europe.
Centrists Win European Elections, but Far-Right Gains Ground
Centrist candidates won presidential runoffs in Romania and Poland's first-round vote, but far-right parties made significant gains across the three countries—Romania, Poland, and Portugal—raising concerns about the growing strength of the hard right in Europe.
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52% Bias Score
Simion Challenges Romanian Election Results After Initial Concession
Following Romania's presidential election, ultranationalist George Simion of the AUR party, initially accepting defeat, will challenge the results won by pro-European Nicusor Dan within the three-day legal timeframe, while the PSD party undergoes leadership changes and considers its role in the new ...
Simion Challenges Romanian Election Results After Initial Concession
Following Romania's presidential election, ultranationalist George Simion of the AUR party, initially accepting defeat, will challenge the results won by pro-European Nicusor Dan within the three-day legal timeframe, while the PSD party undergoes leadership changes and considers its role in the new ...
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52% Bias Score
Dan Wins Romanian Presidency in Upset Victory
In Romania's May 18th, 2025 presidential election, centrist Nicusor Dan defeated nationalist George Simion (54% to 46%), reversing the first round results amid high turnout (65%) and allegations of Russian interference, signifying a victory for pro-European forces.
Dan Wins Romanian Presidency in Upset Victory
In Romania's May 18th, 2025 presidential election, centrist Nicusor Dan defeated nationalist George Simion (54% to 46%), reversing the first round results amid high turnout (65%) and allegations of Russian interference, signifying a victory for pro-European forces.
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48% Bias Score
Portugal's Election Upends Two-Party System, Far-Right Gains Ground
In Portugal's elections, the conservative AD coalition won, but Chega secured a strong second place, ending the two-party system and signaling a rise of the far-right; the left received historically low support.
Portugal's Election Upends Two-Party System, Far-Right Gains Ground
In Portugal's elections, the conservative AD coalition won, but Chega secured a strong second place, ending the two-party system and signaling a rise of the far-right; the left received historically low support.
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52% Bias Score
Trzaskowski Wins First Round of Polish Mayoral Election, but Faces Tight Runoff
In Poland's first round of mayoral elections, Rafal Trzaskowski received 31.1% of the vote, narrowly beating Karol Nawrocki (PiS) at 29.1%, setting up a tight runoff. Far-right candidates performed unexpectedly well, with Mentzen receiving 14.8% and Braun 6.3%, revealing deep political divisions.
Trzaskowski Wins First Round of Polish Mayoral Election, but Faces Tight Runoff
In Poland's first round of mayoral elections, Rafal Trzaskowski received 31.1% of the vote, narrowly beating Karol Nawrocki (PiS) at 29.1%, setting up a tight runoff. Far-right candidates performed unexpectedly well, with Mentzen receiving 14.8% and Braun 6.3%, revealing deep political divisions.
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64% Bias Score
Far-Right Gains in Portugal's Snap Election
Portugal's snap election saw the conservative Aliança Democrática win with 33% of the vote, but the far-right Chega party secured over 22.5%, becoming the second-largest force and potentially destabilizing the government. This follows allegations of corruption against AD leader Luís Montenegro and m...
Far-Right Gains in Portugal's Snap Election
Portugal's snap election saw the conservative Aliança Democrática win with 33% of the vote, but the far-right Chega party secured over 22.5%, becoming the second-largest force and potentially destabilizing the government. This follows allegations of corruption against AD leader Luís Montenegro and m...
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64% Bias Score
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