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The Polish Parliament’s Ethics Committee has reprimanded the opposition Law and Justice party (PiS) leader, Jarosław Kaczyński, for calling recently appointed Prime Minister Donald Tusk a "German agent," the Polish newspaper Rzeszpospolita reported on Jan. 16, citing Confederation Party’s MP Konrad Berkowicz.

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The World Economic Forum at Davos promotes stakeholder capitalism, where corporations advance the interests of everyone who has a stake in their activities - but this vision is looking increasingly threadbare, says a University of Queensland professor.

Farmers across Germany brought major roads to a standstill in protests throughout last week, piling misery on Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s governing coalition amid a row over subsidy cuts.

The World Economic Forum was once about spreading wealth. But in the past three years, the wealth of the world’s top five billionaires has more than doubled while 60% of humanity has grown poorer.

As farmers blockade roads over subsidy cuts, neo-Nazi or monarchist groups are turning up at rallies.

Because i did when things dont move so quickly it actually is, there is possibility to try to learn how to create consensus. What is really difficult is in this stalemate, we cannot solve the real problem, and this time, while china is front and centre of every national election, what is really important is 30 of the voters under 40, they wanted a third way, and a lot of their votes came to the tpp to focus on domestic policy. They want to have affordable housing, better Energy Mix towards net z...

Biden donors and political strategists are concerned about President Biden's campaign, especially as it is split between Delaware and the White House.

Members of Biden's White House staff are doubling as his campaign staff, which is reportedly making some Democrat allies nervous, according to The NYT.

Farmers across Germany have been bringing major roads to a standstill in protests in recent days, piling misery on Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s governing coalition amid fury over subsidy cuts.