South Korea is in turmoil as former President Yoon Suk Yeol, recently ousted and having declared martial law, defies arrest attempts by authorities. Despite the parliament’s reversal of his martial law declaration and removal from office, Yoon remains barricaded in…
As Germany approaches new elections, the political landscape becomes increasingly polarized, with key differences evident among the Union, SPD, Greens, and FDP’s party programs. Notable similarities emerge between the Union and FDP, particularly in economic policies, while the SPD and…
French President Emmanuel Macron delivered a speech to the nation following the collapse of his government, highlighting justifications and calls for rationality without admitting fault. Macron emphasized the inevitability of dissolving the National Assembly post-European elections and announced plans for…
In an alarming development, South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol declared martial law, banning all political activities and placing media under state control. Political expert Eric J. Ballbach attributes this drastic move to a severe polarization within the country’s political landscape,…
In the wake of intense fighting in Gaza, a group of Israeli Defence Forces reservists, led by Yuval Green, are refusing to continue their service unless hostages are returned, citing moral objections and personal trauma. The refusal reflects a growing…
Recent studies reveal a growing political divide between young men and women in Switzerland, with women leaning left and men leaning right. Anouk Feurer, a member of the Green party, and Benjamin von Falkenstein, president of the Young Liberals, exemplify…
