
Glucksmann Wins French Left Primary, Calls for Break With LFI
Raphaël Glucksmann wins the French left's social-democratic primary for president and reaches out to François Hollande, Le Monde.fr reports.
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Raphaël Glucksmann wins the French left's social-democratic primary for president and reaches out to François Hollande, Le Monde.fr reports.

The Greens will demand changes to Labor's Digital Duty of Care bill, including a right for Australians to sue big tech companies.

A Telegraaf column argues Dilan Yesilgöz's friends are causing her more trouble than her opponents amid a cabinet row over Russia.

São Paulo governor Tarcísio de Freitas joined Flávio Bolsonaro in criticizing Lula's campaign and the federal treatment of São Paulo, UOL reports.

Trump says Ukraine needs a new president after Zelensky criticized a diesel arrangement with Russia, drawing pushback at home and abroad.

Government chief whip Nurul Islam Moni says BNP will try to field one candidate per union in local elections, which will not use party symbols.

Homa Bay Governor Gladys Wanga told a Busia crowd that ODM remains strong after Raila Odinga's death and will hold all its elective seats there.

Glucksmann's decisive first-round win prompts Olivier Faure to call for unity, while other left figures signal division over the result.

Sweden's Social Democrat leader will now tell the speaker on Tuesday whether she can form a government, as talks remain deadlocked.

The La France insoumise leader used a Clermont-Ferrand meeting to propose lowering the voting age and replacing GDP with broader social indicators.
Ukraine's president says he will call a vote if Vladimir Putin agrees to a two-month halt in fighting, according to Göteborgs-Posten.

Deutschlandfunk reports that CDU legislators in Saxony-Anhalt apparently lied about the vote that made their candidate state parliament president.

Daily Nation reports that more than 50 women in Baringo County are preparing to run for political office in the 2027 elections.

Rushenyi County MP Naome Kabasharira says bribery in security and judicial ranks is undermining the fight against violent crime in Uganda.

The party said President Lee's golf outing was preparation for "golf diplomacy" with Trump, while the Blue House called political attacks over the timing regrettable.

Ghana's president teased his local government minister over his growing Twi fluency during a Bono Regional thank-you tour, according to Yen News.

Herald Sun reports Victorian ministers Carroll and Wilson have drawn criticism for declining to commit to debt reduction targets.

Protesters say mass arrests will not stop their marches to Jantar Mantar as opposition parties plan a Monday demonstration in the capital.

Trump called for new Ukrainian leadership after Zelensky reportedly criticized a diesel arrangement, according to 연합뉴스TV.

Indian police detained more than 1,500 people, including four former chief ministers, as the Cockroach Janata Party rallied in Delhi against the election commissioner.

Greens approve coalition negotiations with SPD and Left in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, opening path to state's first red-red-green government.

Spain's PM pledges to preserve and strengthen housing decrees at a Seville campaign event ahead of the 29 November general election.
BJP leaders allege Rahul Gandhi's INDI Alliance and Kejriwal's CJP are behind protests, warning of a "foreign hand" as demonstrators are detained.

Nigeria's electoral commission says it is more than 80 percent prepared for the 2027 general elections and warns against vote buying.
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