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Serbia police clash with protesters calling for early election
Stuart Lau and James Czer BBC News Watch: Belgrade, during protests in Serbia, violent conflicts erupt The Serbian police clashed…
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Reform would win most seats if general election took place now, new poll reveals
Register for an expert analysis directly in your box. Get our free view from Westminster E -Post Get our free…
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Farage faces dramatic landslide election win in huge bombshell poll | Politics | News
Reform England If a general election would take place tomorrow, the 271 chairs – most of any party would win.…
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UK
Megapoll finds Nigel Farage is on track for huge election win with 377 Reform MPs – while Labour would be slashed to just 118 and the Tories 29
According to a new survey, Nigel Farage will be the prime minister in the next election. The reform would have…
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Australia
Liberal leader open to quotas after election drubbing
25 June 2025 17:08 | News The liberal leader Sussan Ley is open to introducing quota for female candidates because…
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UK
Reform set to win next election as bombshell poll shows Starmer’s Labour crumbling | Politics | News
The new voting reform put the Britain at the highest share of the vote to date and brought Nigel Farage…
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Australia
Tasmania’s state election — which candidates are running?
The last list of candidates who objected to the instant elections of Tasmanya will not be locked until next Friday,…
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Australia
News Corp influenced the Election, just not the way it wanted
While trying to drown Australia, News Corp sealed the fate of its political allies and can help Labour win, Dr…
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USA
Sheinbaum calls Mexico election ‘extraordinary’ despite low turnout
Mexico City – Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum was ineffective. “Gorgeous, impressive,” he said to journalists on Monday. “Extraordinary. … A…
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Australia
Ex-PMs farewell election analyst Antony Green after his final ABC Australia Votes broadcast
Someone often cuts a prime minister, but that was for John Howard on the night of 1998. When Howard began…
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