Today, the evacuation of people from the Russian-occupied city of Oleshky in Ukraine has been completed, and a political crisis has escalated in Poland, leading to talks among representatives of several parties. #Ukraina #pamiers #protesti (translated)
After the elections in Israel, it became clear that due to numerous compromises and negotiations, it will be challenging to form a new coalition, as neither camp managed to secure a majority, and the role of the Arab parties may become decisive. #Izraelis #rinkimai #politika (translated)
On November 4, the President of Latvia, Edgars Rinkēvičs, will nominate Andris Kulbergs for the position of Prime Minister, emphasizing that the formation of the government is taking place in a unique situation and pointing out the need to evaluate party support. #Kulbergs #MinistruKabinetu #valdībasveidošana (translated)
Parliamentary elections are taking place in Serbia, where the main battle is between the Serbian Progressive Party represented by long-time president Aleksandar Vučić and the Student List supported by a protest movement that emerged after the tragedy in Novi Sad. #SerbijasVēlēšanas #ProtestuKustība #Jaunieši (translated)
A Reuters survey reveals that Trump's popularity rating has dropped to a record low of 31% due to American concerns about high gasoline prices and the willingness to punish his Republican Party in the upcoming congressional elections. #ASV #Reitingi #DonaldsTramps (translated)
A closed meeting of the ruling parties took place regarding the 2024 budget, during which possible borrowing proposals for energy security investments were discussed, but no specific decisions have been made yet. #Seimas #biudžetas #energetinisSaugumas (translated)
A closed meeting of the ruling parties took place, where the budget project for next year was discussed, but no specific decisions regarding its amendments have yet been made. #Seimas #biudžetas #energetika (translated)
The political scientist mentions possible reasons why Kulbergs is delaying the discussions on the new coalition, planning talks with the National Alliance and the New Unity closer to the first session of the 15th Saeima, while also considering the inclusion of other parties, including Latvia First, Sovereign Power/The New Latvian Union, and the Progressives, in the formation of the government. #Saeima #valdība #politika (translated)
The political party alliance United List, which won the Saeima elections, plans to start coalition talks with potential partners next week to form the new government. #KoalīcijasSarunas #ValdībasVeidošana #SaeimasVēlēšanas (translated)
Party alliance "New Unity" board chairwoman and member of the "Unity" party Evika Siliņa announced this on social media. #Vēlēšanas #Politika #Ziņas (translated)
In fact, we are working. We have not stepped down de jure at this moment. We continue to work, but we have taken responsibility; the board of the party "Unity," which has stepped down as a result of the Saeima elections, is planned to be elected on November 28 at the scheduled congress, announced the chairwoman of the party union "New Unity," board member of the party "Unity," Evika Siliņa on social media. #Vienotība #Jaunāvienotība #EvikaSiliņa (translated)
The board of the "Unity" party has resigned due to the Saeima election results, and a new one is planned to be elected at the congress scheduled for November 28, announced Evika Siliņa, chairwoman of the party alliance "New Unity" and board member of the "Unity" party on social media. #Vienotība #SaeimasVēlēšanas #JaunāVienotība (translated)
Voters have shown us a yellow card. The board of the party "Vienotība," which is part of the party alliance "Jaunā vienotība" (JV), has resigned, announced party board member Evika Siliņa on social media. #Vienotība #vēlēšanas #politika (translated)
Marats Kasems criticized the Progressive Party's actions regarding the scandal involving former Riga City Council deputy Mārtiņš Eņģelis. He claimed that the party leadership did not immediately go to the police after reports of the sexual exploitation of a minor girl, citing the girl's request to remain silent about the incident. Kasems suggested that the decision may have been influenced by the upcoming elections, which, according to him, were expected in a few days. Kasems pointed out that before the scandal, the party's public stance on Eņģelis was related to workplace burnout. He also accused the public media LSM of allegedly defending the party and presenting sexual offenses as a tool for political struggle. Kasems wrote that he took this case personally, as he had been an orphan since the age of 11 after his mother's death and had sought help from the municipality. He expressed hope that the law enforcement agencies would continue to review the case. #Progresīvie #bārene #LSM #RīgasDome #StambulasKonvencija #Progresīvie #bārene #RīgasDome (translated)
The U.S. should not help Putin by throwing him a financial lifeline while Russia continues to kill Ukrainian civilians. The relatively favorable WSJ towards Trump and the Republican Party also cites a statement from a bipartisan group of senators (Republicans Susan Collins of Maine, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, John Curtis of Utah, and Thom Tillis of North Carolina, as well as Democrats Jeanne Shaheen of New Hampshire, Ron Wyden of Oregon, and Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut): "The U.S. should not help Putin by throwing him a financial lifeline while Russia continues to kill Ukrainian civilians." (translated)
The U.S. should not be helping Putin by tossing him a financial lifeline while Russia continues to kill Ukrainian civilians. The relatively favorable WSJ towards Trump and the Republican Party also cites a statement from a bipartisan group of senators (Republicans Susan Collins from Maine, Lisa Murkowski from Alaska, John Curtis from Utah, and Thom Tillis from North Carolina, as well as Democrats Jeanne Shaheen from New Hampshire, Ron Wyden from Oregon, and Richard Blumenthal from Connecticut): "The U.S. should not be helping Putin by tossing him a financial lifeline while Russia continues to kill Ukrainian civilians." (translated)
The U.S. should not help Putin by throwing him a financial lifeline while Russia continues to kill Ukrainian civilians. The relatively friendly WSJ against Trump and the Republican Party also quotes a statement from a bipartisan group of senators (Republicans Susan Collins of Maine, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, John Curtis of Utah, and Thom Tillis of North Carolina, as well as Democrats Jeanne Shaheen of New Hampshire, Ron Wyden of Oregon, and Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut): “The U.S. should not help Putin by throwing him a financial lifeline while Russia continues to kill Ukrainian civilians.” (translated)
The U.S. should not help Putin by throwing him a financial lifeline while Russia continues to kill Ukrainian civilians. The relatively favorable WSJ towards Trump and the Republican Party also cites a statement from a bipartisan group of senators (Republicans Susan Collins of Maine, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, John Curtis of Utah, and Thom Tillis of North Carolina, as well as Democrats Jeanne Shaheen of New Hampshire, Ron Wyden of Oregon, and Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut): “The U.S. should not help Putin by throwing him a financial lifeline while Russia continues to kill Ukrainian civilians.” (translated)
The U.S. should not help Putin by tossing him a financial lifeline while Russia continues to kill Ukrainian civilians. The relatively favorable Wall Street Journal towards Trump and the Republican Party also quotes a group of bipartisan senators (Republicans Susan Collins of Maine, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, John Curtis of Utah, and Thom Tillis of North Carolina, as well as Democrats Jeanne Shaheen of New Hampshire, Ron Wyden of Oregon, and Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut) stating: “The U.S. should not help Putin by throwing him a financial lifeline while Russia continues to kill Ukrainian civilians.” (translated)
The US should not help Putin by throwing him a financial lifeline while Russia continues to kill Ukrainian civilians. The relatively favorable WSJ towards Trump and the Republican Party also quotes a statement from a bipartisan group of senators (Republicans Susan Collins from Maine, Lisa Murkowski from Alaska, John Curtis from Utah, and Thom Tillis from North Carolina, as well as Democrats Jeanne Shaheen from New Hampshire, Ron Wyden from Oregon, and Richard Blumenthal from Connecticut): “The US should not help Putin by throwing him a financial lifeline while Russia continues to kill Ukrainian civilians.” (translated)
