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This article takes place in Russia. The article talks about Vladimir Putin being re-elected in Russia to run the country. It discusses how Putin will be running Russia until 2030 after being re-elected, and beating his components.

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Putin begins his fifth term as Russian president

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Vladimir Putin began his fifth term as Russian leader at a glittering Kremlin inauguration, setting out on another six years in office after destroying his political opponents. Putin’s new term doesn’t expire until 2030.

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In this article, current Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro called his opposing presidential candidate, María Corina Machado "annoying" for insiting on holding a presidential debate prior to Venezuela's upcoming 2024 election. This article demonstrates the polarization of political parties, as some individuals do not want to debate. Presidential candidate Machado continuously advocates for an open dialogue so that both candidates can discuss important topics that affect their country. This article nicely summarizes the different opinions people have about debates, and how having open dialogue is important to have.

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Maduro llama “fastidioso” a un candidato opositor por insistir en celebrar un debate

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RADIO AMÉRICA._ El mandatario de Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, se refirió este sábado al opositor Antonio Ecarri, candidato a la presidencia, como “una ladilla (un fastidio)” por insistir en llevar a cabo un debate de cara a los comicios presidenciales del próximo 28 de julio, en los que también competirán otros ocho aspirantes.

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This article discusses Palau’s presidential election and the key issues that will shape the campaign, such as Taiwan's security and Palau's relations with China. It connects to my lesson on how campaigns are shaped by issues that matter to voters. Just like candidates in Palau will focus on important topics like foreign relations and security, students can learn that campaigns are about understanding the concerns of voters and crafting messages that address those concerns. The candidates in Palau, similar to U.S. campaigns, will focus on clear messaging to sway public opinion.

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What to Know About Palau’s Election: Taiwan, China and Other Key Issues

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After Palau held its presidential election on November 5, incumbent President Surangel Whipps Jr. was announced as the winner this week. Palau — an archipelago of more than 300 islands to the east of the Philippines and southwest of Guam — is one of Taiwan’s few remaining diplomatic partners in the region and has seen an increasing U.S. military presence in recent years, making it a focal point for competition between the United States and China. Palau gained independence from the United States in 1994 and has maintained a close relationship with Washington ever since under the Compact of Free Association.

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On December 3rd the top United Nations human rights watchdog ordered Venezuela to avoid getting rid of tally sheets due to investigations. They found evidence of electoral fraud that violates the rights of many. The canidate who won, won by more then a 2 to 1 margin. But if the fraud is true then it may be closer results then expected. I connected this to what we’re learning because in my lesson the students learn about ballots. With how advanced technology is now a days would it be smarter for polls to turn to electronically voting. This could prevent a lot of fraud on ballots.

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UN human rights watchdog opens investigation into Venezuela presidential election

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The top United Nations human rights watchdog has ordered Venezuela to avoid destroying tally sheets as it opens an investigation into allegations that President Nicolás Maduro stole this summer’s election.

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This article highlights how Brazil’s President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva played a key role in leading the 2024 G20 Summit, despite challenges like geopolitical tensions and differing priorities among member countries. The summit focused on global issues such as hunger, climate change, and economic inequality. However, the summit failed to reach clear agreements on important topics like climate action and global trade. This shows how presidents navigate complex global issues, where their leadership can help drive international cooperation, but challenges such as differing national interests can prevent strong resolutions.

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Brazil’s 2024 G20 Summit: Right Agenda, Little Consensus

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The Group of Twenty (G20) met recently in Rio de Janiero, Brazil, on the heels of a seismic U.S. presidential election that has the potential to accelerate an already rapidly changing geopolitical landscape. Five Council of Councils experts weigh in on what they saw as the meeting’s successes, failures, and missed opportunities, while asking what is next for this group comprised of the world’s largest economies.

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Germany has scheduled early elections for February after the ruling coalition, a group of political parties working together to govern, fell apart. This decision comes as leaders aim to restore stability and choose a new government. Early elections like this are uncommon and happen when a government can no longer function effectively. The upcoming vote will give citizens a chance to decide which parties and leaders they trust to address important issues and lead the country forward.

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Germany sets early election date for February after collapse of the ruling coalition

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The date for the German federal election has been set for Feb. 23, earlier than Chancellor Olaf Scholz had originally proposed.

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This article is based out of the country of Albania. In the article, Albanese legislation is passing a new law regarding social media. This is something that would be done in one of our three branches in the U.S. Our legislative branch could make a new law, just like Albania's has done.

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Albanese Government delivers world-leading legislation to protect children online

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Today the Government has introduced world-leading legislation to enforce a minimum age of 16 years for social media.The Online Safety Amendment (Social Media Minimum Age) Bill 2024 will deliver greater protections for young Australians during critical stages of their development.It will require social media platforms to take reasonable steps to prevent under 16s from having accounts.The law places the onus on social media platforms – not parents or young people – to take reasonable steps to ensure these protections are in place.