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Dutch politician Geert Wilders, leading in polls ahead of October 29 elections, has disclosed he has been targeted by a group planning attacks. Wilders, who has lived under protection for 21 years, is campaigning on a platform that includes strict migration policies and border controls.
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Recent surveys highlight widespread delays in end-of-life planning, with many avoiding difficult conversations. Meanwhile, countries are increasingly banning smartphones in schools to combat digital overuse among children, reflecting concerns over mental health and social development.
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Recent surveys reveal a notable shift in US and Chinese public attitudes. Americans are increasingly favoring cooperation with China, while Chinese confidence in withstanding US economic pressure has grown despite ongoing tensions. These changes reflect evolving perceptions amid political and economic developments.
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Recent polls reveal growing American fears about political violence, societal division, and distrust in institutions. A majority see the country as on the wrong track, with younger voters more accepting of violence and a deep partisan divide on fundamental rights and democracy.
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Net migration to the UK dropped 69% to 204,000 in the year to June 2025, the lowest since 2021, driven by fewer non-EU arrivals for work and study and increased emigration. Despite this, public concern over immigration remains high, especially regarding illegal Channel crossings and asylum seekers. The government has introduced stricter immigration policies and plans further reforms to reduce migration pressures.