Portuguese Right Buoyed by Increasing Support and Confident It Can Win Future Election
Ventura has “established himself as the leader of the right” in Portugal.
Michael Curzon
February 9, 2026
Labour MPs insist that “the buck stops at the top”—that is, with the prime minister himself.
In 2024, 12,623 IVF attempts cost the Austrian state €21.4 million.
Several journalists were assaulted during a “Free Iran” demonstration in Berlin—an event described by police as ‘peaceful’—triggering condemnation from press unions and raising concern about media safety at political rallies.
Plans include setting up a national intelligence bureau and strengthening the military.
The Berlin Senate will allocate zero funds for left-wing extremism prevention in 2026.
One Nation overtakes the Liberals in shocking new voter surveys, redrawing Australia’s political landscape.
Tomio Okamura, speaker of the house, said the EU Commission is “aggressively censoring content on the Internet and interfering in elections across Europe.”
The U.S. president said the artist delivered a show that “nobody understands.”
With a strong mandate, Takaichi can now push forward an agenda focused on defence, constitutional reform, and immigration.
The results offer a snapshot of national politics: a hesitant PP, a rising VOX, and a left in retreat.
After two recent fatal railway incidents, Spanish train drivers are taking action, demanding stronger safety guarantees.
Decline is not an act of nature. Civilisations lose influence when they abandon the principles that once sustained them—initiative, productive investment, innovation and a belief that the future can be better than the present.
