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Daniele Ganser wrote that Trump demanded new elections in Ukraine on October 10, 2026, in front of reporters at Joint Base Andrews. Trump said that Zelensky should hold an election and a new president should be ready to end the war with Russia. According to Ganser, Trump explained that Zelensky was causing problems for the USA and the world. Ganser pointed out that Zelensky had been in office since 2019 and that his presidency ended in May 2024. A term usually lasts five years. At the same time, Ganser wrote that Zelensky had imposed martial law and Ukrainian law prohibits presidential and parliamentary elections during that time. He asked whether Trump would now let Zelensky fall and accused the USA of fueling the war for years with arms deliveries. #Ukraine #Trump #Selenskij (translated)

LilitThyra wrote that the statements of the Ukrainian government make no sense. She pointed out that the government rejected Donald Trump's demand for new elections while simultaneously stating that Zelensky enjoys the support of the Ukrainian people, who should be able to decide for themselves. She ironically concluded that there must then be new elections so that the people can decide. #UkrainischePolitik #Neuwahlen #Selbstbestimmung (translated)

BrennpunktUA hypothetically played through a scenario in which Zelensky resigned and there were new elections in Ukraine. He named Zaluzhny and Budanov as the only candidates with realistic chances of success, both of whom would adopt an even tougher stance toward Russia. #Ukraine #Russland #Politik (translated)

The author wrote that people expected solutions against inflation as well as for good healthcare, secure jobs, and a strong economy. The federal government should focus on this; speculation about new elections is not appropriate at this time. #Teuerung #Gesundheitsversorgung #Arbeitsplätze #DE (translated)

The author described the government as failed and the SPÖ as broken. Anyone who continues to gloss over the situation has, in his opinion, either lost touch with reality or has an interest in continuing the previous course. He called for new elections and stated that political responsibility now means ending the management of decline. https://t.co/3yq1bo7Sft #Neuwahlen #Politik #Österreich #AT (translated)

Stefan Energie Chiemgau/Outdoor Chiemgau questioned the claim of up to 38 cents per bottle of Coca-Cola and similar beverages. He rejected the justification related to health care, accused the responsible parties of wasting hard-earned money abroad, and criticized them in grossly offensive terms. Additionally, he demanded immediate new elections. #Neuwahlen #Politik #CocaCola (translated)

The anger over the housing crisis in Spain has increased following the death of 87-year-old Maricarmen, prompting Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez to call for new elections on November 29, while the conservative opposition, according to SPIEGEL reporter Steffen Lüdke, could conduct an uninhibited election campaign. #Spanien #Wahlkampf #Wohnungskrise (translated)

The savings book enemies wrote that the SPD is at 13 percent, the Greens at 15, and the Left at 12. As soon as a left-wing three-party coalition could realistically achieve a secure majority, the SPD would, in his estimation, bring about the coalition break and new elections. The Union is losing significance behind the "firewall" without realizing it, he added. #Politik #Deutschland #Koalition (translated)

Carsten Jahn from TEAM HEIMAT criticized that Friedrich Merz, the CDU, and the SPD, as well as Thuringia's Prime Minister Mario Voigt, held onto power despite the plagiarism affair. Voigt withdrew his objection without anything changing afterward, Jahn wrote. He called the move a power-political maneuver. Jahn claimed that new elections would harm the CDU in Thuringia and at the federal level. The SPD, Thuringia Gerecht, and the Left would be punished and could possibly be ousted from the state parliament, he wrote. https://t.co/ylU2howLIJ #Thüringen #CDU #SPD (translated)