Following his conviction by a New York jury on 34 felony charges of falsifying business records last month, Fox News' Sean Hannity asked Trump a second time if he would "use the justice system to go after his political adversaries." Trump noted that although he "would have every right" to go after his opponents, the lawfare "has to stop."
Faced with a precarious position, the ANC must navigate the tricky terrain of coalition politics. The MK party, despite ruling out collaboration during the campaign, could be a crucial partner. However, this alliance could mean reinstating Zuma into a significant governmental role, despite his court-imposed disqualification from parliamentary membership.
President Donald Trump's conviction on 34 felony counts on Thursday at the end of a Soviet-style show trial sent shockwaves throughout the Republican Party - and even beyond. It was a seminal moment for Americans who immediately grasped that the Democratic Party had corrupted the U.S. system of justice to influence a presidential election.
A new Roanoke College poll shows President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump tied at 42% in a head-to-head matchup in Virginia. In a five-way race, Biden leads by 2 points. Considering that Biden won Virginia in 2020 by…
The Biden campaign is in a panic over the results in Pennsylvania — and with good reason. The state has the potential to decide the presidential race. If Trump holds all the states he won in 2020, wins the swing states where he is now decisively ahead – Arizona (+4.1 in the RCP average), Georgia (+4.0), and Nevada (+5.3) – and captures Pennsylvania, he will return to the White House.
Several opposition parties are poised to challenge the ANC's dominance in the upcoming election. Notably, the Democratic Alliance (DA), the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP), ActionSA, and uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) are the primary contenders.
India's democratic landscape, characterized by societal polarization, fervent nationalist discourse, and heightened divisions between the ruling party and the opposition, bears both domestic and international ramifications
In 2024, 4.2 billion voters will face elections influenced by AI-driven misinformation, identified in the Global Risks Report 2024 as a critical threat to the stability of societies. This era, marked by misinformation about election processes and targeting of marginalised communities, heightens risks to democratic integrity.
It is expected that the spread and pervasiveness of misinformation in the wake of the global elections will take on unimagined proportions. In 2023, NewsGuard reported that websites hosting AI-created false articles have increased by more than 1,000 percent, rapidly growing from 49 sites to more than 600
As for why Zelensky would want to rankle Biden and risk Trump’s return, he might have a “god complex” after being promoted so heavily as a Churchillian leader over the past two years, which could have become part of his identity despite the media souring on him since last summer.