The second day of the No Kings Day protest in 2025 shows an increase in opposition to political violence in the US. Most participants are women, white, educated and voted Democrats. Despite demographic consistency, there is a significant decrease in support for political violence. The national survey shows a 9% increase on the left and a 12% decrease on the right.
In Sudan, the worst humanitarian crisis with over 150,000 dead, millions displaced and famine. The conflict, started in 2019 with protests against the dictatorship of Omar al-Bashir, escalated into a civil war between the Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces. The situation worsens with atrocities in Darfur and the lack of global response.
Between principles and national interest: half a century after Spain’s withdrawal from Western Sahara, sympathy for Sahrawi self-determination stands out, but Spain manages diplomatic balances, prioritizing relations with Morocco and internationally, to protect its territorial integrity and regional stability, acknowledging its limited capacity for influence in the conflict with Morocco.
At 300 days into the Trump administration, the Republican Senate has confirmed 216 of the 700 nominees of the president. There is a record of 53 withdrawals of nominations and diversity in gender and ethnic leadership positions is low.
The presidential elections in Republika Srpska mark a new chapter in Bosnian politics with the change of Milorad Dodik to Sinisa Karan, influencing relations with Washington and generating uncertainty in the region.
