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The New York Times Flags 12 Signs of Authoritarian Drift in Trump’s Second Term

The editorial frames the first ten months as measurable backsliding that research shows can accelerate once underway.

Sanae Takaichi Becomes Japan’s First Female Prime Minister as LDP Leans on JIP Support

Greece Approves Law Allowing 13-Hour Workdays in Private Sector

Denmark Plans Social Media Ban for Under‑15s, With Parental Opt‑In at 13

Albanese Urges Cooler Rhetoric After Man Charged Over Alleged Death Threat

Spain Moves to Enshrine Abortion Rights in Constitution, Targets Misinformation

Flávio Dino Defends Single-Judge Rulings as Chamber Bill to Curb Them Heads to Senate

Supreme Court Details Verdict Rescinding PTI Reserved Seats, Limits Article 187 Relief

Macron Denounces Threats to Judge as Prosecutors Defend Enforceable Five-Year Term for Sarkozy

Adams Withdraws From NYC Mayor’s Race, Leaving Mamdani and Cuomo as Main Contenders

VHP Urges Vigilance as AIMPLB Sets Oct. 3 Bandh and Delhi Protests Over Waqf Law

Japan’s Top Court Upholds 2024 Lower House Election, Backs Adams Method Redistricting

Slovakia Enshrines Two-Gender Definition in Constitution, Tightens Family Laws

Mian Amer Mahmood Urges Turning Pakistan’s 33 Divisions Into Provinces to Fix Governance

Rights Groups Urge Starmer to Scrap Mandatory Digital ID Ahead of Expected Conference Move

Trump Designates Antifa a Domestic Terrorist Organization by Executive Order

Manila Protests Over ‘Ghost’ Flood Projects Turn Violent as Crowd Reaches 50,000

Judge Rejects Trump’s $15 Billion Defamation Suit Against The New York Times

Peru’s Gen Z-Led Protests Over Pension Reform Set for Sept. 20–21 as Unions, Transport Workers Join

Italy Advances Oct. 4 Saint Francis Holiday Honoring Late Pope, Vote Delayed