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POLITICS

UK to Lower Voting Age to 16 in Major Electoral Reform

Friday, Jul 18

The UK government is set to lower the voting age to 16, a historic political reform aimed at increasing democratic participation.

ECONOMY

South Korean medical students end 17-month boycott, call for educational reform

Monday, Jul 14

South Korean medical students are set to return to classes after a 17-month boycott, urging reforms in medical education and the healthcare system.

POLITICS

House Passes Controversial "One Big, Beautiful Bill" with Major Medicaid Cuts and Tax Reforms

Saturday, Jul 05

U.S. House passes Trump’s "One Big, Beautiful Bill," resulting in major Medicaid cuts, tax reforms, and immigration funding boosting.

POLITICS

Massive Medicaid Cuts and Tax Overhaul Pass Congress in Trump’s 'One Big Beautiful Bill'

Saturday, Jul 05

Trump's sweeping legislation cuts Medicaid and reshapes tax policy, facing criticism for harming vulnerable Americans and expanding healthcare inequities.

POLITICS

UK PM Starmer Affirms Support for Chancellor Reeves Amid Controversy

Thursday, Jul 03

UK PM Keir Starmer expresses unwavering support for Chancellor Rachel Reeves following an emotional session in parliament over budget concerns.

POLITICS

Record Highs in Racist Discrimination Complaints Documented in Germany for 2024

Wednesday, Jun 04

Germany reports a record surge in discrimination complaints, highlighting urgent issues of racism and the need for legal reforms in its anti-discrimination measures.

POLITICS

Nationwide Commemorations Mark Fifth Anniversary of George Floyd's Murder

Monday, May 26

Thousands across the U.S. gather to commemorate George Floyd's murder as activists decry setbacks in police reform efforts.

ECONOMY

Denmark Enacts Law Raising Retirement Age to 70 by 2040

Sunday, May 25

Denmark has raised its retirement age to 70 by 2040, marking the highest in Europe, amid criticism and potential ripple effects across Europe.

POLITICS

UK Government Plans to Mandate Chemical Castration for Sex Offenders Amid Prison Crisis

Friday, May 23

The UK government considers mandatory chemical castration for sex offenders as part of a plan to alleviate prison overcrowding and reform the justice system.