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Domestic Political Parties Elections

Poland's opposition party PiS splits ahead of crucial 2027 election

By withut-me 24.07.2026 0 views
TL;DRPoland's main opposition party, Law and Justice (PiS), has experienced a significant split after more than 30 members of parliament left the party. This departure marks the largest internal fracture within the political group in over two decades ahead of the 2027 general election.
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Political Parties Domestic Elections

State Election in Saxony-Anhalt: SPD Drops to 5 Percent

By withut-me 24.07.2026 0 views
TL;DRThe SPD in Saxony-Anhalt is struggling to gain entry into the state parliament. A further decline in their results could benefit the AfD.
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Welfare & Poverty Migration & Integration Family & Youth

Diary from Ukraine: A Lot of Childhood, Very Little Parents

By withut-me 24.07.2026 0 views
TL;DRIn Ukraine, 30 children are awaiting adoption, but only one family has expressed readiness to take a child. This situation stems from understandable reasons.
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Welfare & Poverty Accidents & Disasters Family & Youth

18-Month-Old Baby Found Dead in Car in Almada

By withut-me 24.07.2026 2 views
TL;DRAn 18-month-old baby was discovered deceased inside a car in Almada, having seemingly been forgotten by a childcare employee. The discovery was made when the child's mother came to pick them up.
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Police & Investigations Court Trials White-Collar Crime

Wealth and Crime: Thieves Create Opportunities

By withut-me 23.07.2026 5 views
TL;DRWhile minor thefts typically lead to investigations, judgments, and penalties, significant acts of theft are often not labeled as such and can even be legal under certain circumstances. This distinction influences how different scales of acquisitive crime are addressed and perceived.
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Work & Career Family & Youth

Figures from the Federal Statistical Office: And how Germans work

By withut-me 23.07.2026 5 views
TL;DRNew statistics from the Federal Statistical Office regarding work and family contradict claims by Friedrich Merz that people in Germany are not working enough. The data indicate a different trend.
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