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AfD leader Weidel sees a referendum on leaving the EU as an option for Germany. Weidel leads the AfD and the Bundestag faction together with Tino Chrupalla. The party has been in focus in the past few days because a meeting of right-wing networkers with AfD officials and members of the CDU and the “Union of Values” in Potsdam became known. Under the heading “remigration”, advice was given on how millions of people – for example, those with a migration background, even if they had a Ger...

By Mohammed Salem ( Middle East Monitor There is an urgent need to counter the Israeli propaganda that is “repeated …

The term first appeared locally in April 2021 in a speech by Luo Huining, then director of Beijing’s liaison office, to mark Hong Kong’s first National Security Education Day.

Israeli jurist Elyakim Rubinstein’s perspective on Israel’s legal battle in The Hague.

Some attendees saying pass Article 23 legislation ‘as quickly as possible’ and then focus on using Hong Kong as platform to capture regional opportunities, Financial Secretary Paul Chan says.

Senior counsel re-elected uncontested alongside vice-chairman Jose Antonio Maurellet and Derek Chan in an annual general meeting on Thursday.

City’s leader tells Hong Kong Federation of Journalists they should deepen public understanding of Chinese history, culture and current affairs.

The lack of an affirmative right to vote in the Constitution has unleashed three voting pathologies in America.

Rick Hasen: "The history of voting in the United States shows the high cost of living with an old Constitution, unevenly enforced by a reluctant Supreme Court.""Unlike the constitutions of many other advanced democracies, the U.S. Constitution contains no affirmative right to vote. We have nothi

Prof. Shahar Lifshitz of Bar-Ilan University suggests a more nuanced approach in formulating Basic Laws and urges caution in celebrating the High Court's decision.