Politics
Domestic and international politics, elections, institutions, and public policy.

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United Kingdom
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HM Government
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European Union
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United States
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Foreign Affairs
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European Commission
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European Parliament
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Australia
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Netherlands
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New Zealand Government
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Germany
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Department of War
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Bundeswehr
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France
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Department of State
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Iran
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Netherlands Ministry of Defence
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Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs
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Prediction Markets
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Minister for Foreign Affairs
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Middle East
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Ukraine
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Minister for Defence
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Department of Defence
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Recent Coverage

The UK, Canada, Iceland and Norway condemned Russia at the OSCE over elections, repression and occupied Ukrainian territories.

Canada advanced India trade talks, deepened Norway defence cooperation and joined allies rejecting Russian elections in occupied Ukraine.

The UK told the UN Security Council that Libya’s leaders should use the current political opening to move toward elections.

Key political developments include heightened conflict dynamics involving Iran and its regional relations, electoral trends in Hungary, and a significant defense funding dispute in Poland. Additional updates cover social media regulation efforts in Spain and U.S. domestic policy

Denmark’s Prime Minister has announced an early election following diplomatic strains involving the US and Greenland. Meanwhile, bipartisan US congressional probes into missing Epsteinrelated files continue, and international diplomatic and security developments unfold.

Eizenkot’s odds for next Israeli PM jumped to 52% with extreme zscores, driven by rotation from Netanyahu contracts and strong onexchange flow.