See which political parties and ideologies match your personal beliefs
Take the quiz!
The worlds #1 voting guide for 72,057,427 politically engaged citizens
Here is the current rank of the most important political issues for Polish voters.
Here are the stories making headlines in political news today.
@ISIDEWITH5hrs5H
In a dramatic twist of political and legal narratives, the ongoing criminal trial of former President Donald Trump has become a focal point of contention between him and current President Joe Biden. Trump, facing charges in an unprecedented case, has vehemently argued that it is Biden who 'should be in jail' and 'on trial,' pointing fingers at the Biden administration for what he perceives as grave injustices. His comments came as he addressed the media, emphasizing the global attention on the New York case against him, suggesting it tarnishes the image of American democracy.Meanwhile, President Biden, seemingly unphased by the accusations, took a lighter approach during a campaign swing in Pennsylvania. Speaking to a crowd at a United Steelworkers union event, Biden made a quip about Trump being 'busy right now,' a clear jab at his legal troubles. This exchange highlights the deepening rift between the two political figures, underscoring the polarized nature of current American politics.Adding another layer to the saga, America First Legal, a conservative-leaning organization, has initiated a lawsuit against the Biden administration. The lawsuit alleges illegal destruction of documents that could potentially impact Trump's trial in Florida, suggesting a complex web of legal and political maneuvers.The back-and-forth between Trump and Biden, set against the backdrop of legal battles and allegations, paints a vivid picture of the challenges facing American democracy. As both sides of the political spectrum mobilize, the implications of these events reach far beyond the courtroom, hinting at the underlying tensions that continue to shape the political landscape in the United States.As the world watches, the unfolding drama between Trump and Biden not only captivates but also raises questions about the future of political discourse and accountability in America. With each development, the nation is reminded of the enduring impact of these high-profile clashes on the fabric of American society.
@ISIDEWITH9hrs9H
Iran has warned Israel it is likely to review its nuclear stance if its atomic facilities are threatened, as tensions rise following the Islamic republic’s weekend drone and missile attack on Israel.Iran’s Revolutionary Guards said on Thursday that Tehran may “reconsider” its nuclear policy, which it has long insisted is purely peaceful but which western powers say has put it on the threshold of becoming a weapons state.The warning was issued as the US and UK announced new sanctions on Iran’s drone programme in response to Saturday’s strike on Israel.“Reconsidering the nuclear doctrine and policies of the Islamic republic of Iran . . . is probable and imaginable, if the fake Zionist regime threatens to attack our country’s nuclear centres,” said Major General Ahmad Haq Talab, who oversees the security of Iran’s nuclear installations.His comments were published in the semi-official Tasnim news agency, which is affiliated with the Revolutionary Guards, Iran’s most powerful military force.Regime hardliners have previously threatened that, during periods of heightened tensions with the west, Iran could withdraw from the non-proliferation treaty, which governs countries’ nuclear facilities. Haq Talab warned Israel that any aggression against Iran’s facilities would be reciprocated at Israel’s nuclear weapon sites — which the Jewish state has never acknowledged possessing.Israel has pledged to respond to last weekend’s Iranian attack, in which Tehran fired more than 300 missiles and drones.That assault prompted Washington on Thursday to announce sanctions on 16 individuals and two companies that aid the production of unmanned aerial vehicles, such as drones, in co-ordination with measures announced by the UK. “We are committed to acting collectively to increase economic pressure on Iran,” US President Joe Biden said, adding that his administration “will not hesitate to take all necessary action” to hold Tehran accountable.
@ISIDEWITH9hrs9H
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has accused Israel of outdoing Adolf Hitler by killing 14,000 children in Gaza.Speaking to a meeting of his Justice and Development (AK) Party legislators in the Turkish parliament, Erdogan said that the Palestinian cause has given his life meaning, according to Anadolu news agency.“As long as God grants me life, I will continue to defend the struggle of Palestine, and will be the voice of the oppressed Palestinian people,” the Turkish leader said.“Israel has already outdone Hitler…We stood up and said Hamas is not a terrorist organization. It is a resistance group.”He also compared the struggle of Hamas to the Turkish war of independence (1919-1922) and reminded the MPs that he had stood up for the Palestinian militant group at the 2009 World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.“When no one else would speak, we stood up and said: ‘Hamas is not a terrorist organization, but a resistance group.’ We presented maps at the UN showing how Israel has gradually occupied the lands of Palestine over the past 70 years,” he said.Erdogan accused Israel of committing massacres in both Gaza and the West Bank that are “marks of shame in human history,” with “unconditional support” from the West.
@ISIDEWITH9hrs9H
Russia’s permanent representative to the UN Vasily Nebenzia has called on the United Nations to consider imposing sanctions on Israel over its non-compliance with obligatory resolutions passed by the Security Council.He noted that UNSC Resolution 2728 demanded a ceasefire in Gaza during Ramadan, and this had not been implemented by Israel.“We remind you once again that non-compliance with mandatory Security Council resolutions must lead to sanctions against violators. We believe that the Council should consider this issue without delay,” Nebenzia said on Thursday during a UN Security Council meeting.French Foreign Minister Stephane Sejourne also called for sanctions on Israel earlier this month. In February, Paris sanctioned 28 Israeli nationals, though the French government has not published their names.The Hamas ceasefire resolution was adopted by the Security Council on March 25 in a vote of 14 in favor to none against, with the US abstaining. The document demanded a ceasefire in Gaza during Ramadan, the immediate and unconditional release of all hostages, and for humanitarian access to Gaza to be ensured.The delivery of humanitarian aid to Gaza is nearly impossible at the moment, Nebenzia said, pointing to data from the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, which demonstrates that the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) are currently blocking half of the humanitarian convoys heading to the region.
@ISIDEWITH9hrs9H
Unions, manufacturing groups and some economists say the administration may need to do much more to restrict Chinese imports if it hopes to ensure that Mr. Biden’s vast industrial initiatives are not swamped by lower-cost Chinese versions of the same emerging technologies.“It is a very clear and present danger, because the industrial policy of the Biden administration is largely focused on not the traditional low-skill, low-wage manufacturing, but new, high-tech manufacturing,” said Eswar Prasad, a Cornell University economist who specializes in trade policies.“Those are precisely the areas where China has upped its own investments,” he said.Both America and China are using large government subsidies to stoke economic growth and try to dominate what they believe will be the most important global markets of this century: the technologies meant to speed a global transition away from fossil fuels in order to avert catastrophic climate change. Chinese officials have poured money into factories, including offering attractive loans from state-run banks to companies that might not have survived otherwise, to help offset a real estate crisis and sluggish domestic consumption. Those factories often run on low-cost labor.Biden has conditioned federal money on companies paying relatively high wages or providing child care for workers. Other credits are conditioned on factories drawing on components that are mined or produced in America. Mr. Biden has staked his re-election pitch on creating more well-paying jobs, particularly union jobs, but some economists have raised concerns that those efforts to change corporate behavior will undermine his core industrial-policy objectives.“On the one hand the Biden administration is doing everything it can to increase consumption of renewable energy products,” said Scott Lincicome, a trade expert at the Cato Institute, a libertarian research center. “On the other hand, it is warning China against the sale of cheap renewable energy products, which would boost American consumption of the very products we’re trying to encourage.”
Here are the most active political discussions happening right now.
iSideWith offers voters a comprehensive platform to analyze and refine their political beliefs, enabling them to make more educated choices at the polls while staying updated on key issues.
Stay up-to-date on the most recent political news headlines, updated frequently.
#1 Liberty
#2 Civic Coalition
#3 Law and Justice
#4 Confederation
#5 National Movement
#6 Modern
#7 New Left
#8 The Left
#9 Poland 2050
#10 Third Way
#11 People’s Party
#12 Kukiz’15
#13 Congress of the New Right
#14 Union of European Democrats
#15 National-Catholic Movement
#16 Polish Coalition
#17 There Is One Poland
#18 Right Wing of the Republic
#19 Real Politics Union
#20 Free and Solidarity
#21 Labour United
#22 Polish Socialist Party
#23 United Right
#24 Liberal Poland
#25 United
#26 Shared Poland
#27 Normal Country
#28 Agreement
#29 Peace and Prosperity Movement
#30 New Democracy
Toggle your country setting to compare your political beliefs with other citizens, parties, and candidates around the world. Find out which issues other countries care about the most.
Here is the current rank of the most popular political ideologies for Polish voters.
iSideWith.com is a fully independent platform, free from any affiliation with investors, shareholders, political parties, or interest groups, ensuring unbiased assistance for voters in understanding and navigating political issues.
Here is a list of influential tweets promoting informed voting.
Educate yourself and make your OWN decision! http://t.co/yMmsYn5n
— Kim Kardashian (@KimKardashian) September 7, 2012
Helpful if u don't know what candidates you agree with most. https://t.co/Im12eem17o
— Sarah Silverman (@SarahKSilverman) February 15, 2016
Don't be lazy- look **** up if ur not sure what it is!
Just took the political issues quiz at http://t.co/pZ6yi3if. http://t.co/ZWBYSEMi -- Not at all surprised I'm 95% w Gary Johnson.
— ʎǝɹɐƆ ʍǝɹᗡ (@DrewFromTV) October 28, 2012
A quiz to determine which candidates you side with. http://t.co/Vv9oUwKs
— Roger Ebert (@ebertchicago) October 31, 2012
http://t.co/JCOrsPc0 Shows You Which Candidate Should Get Your Vote http://t.co/gV9dwYmJ #ElectionDay2012
— Mashable (@mashable) November 6, 2012
Take the presidential election quiz and see which candidate you side with... #iSideWith http://t.co/kYR3F1hz You may surprise yourself!!!
— Sonja Morgan (@SonjatMorgan) September 9, 2012
Try this short quiz to see which political party you side with... http://t.co/TKyGu4Ovqz me: pic.twitter.com/hAGwL9vYs3
— Michael Arrington 🏴☠️ (@arrington) November 30, 2013
Still not sure who to vote for? Take this quiz and see which presidential candidate matches your opinions: http://t.co/gXhGsZTE
— Denver7 News (@DenverChannel) November 5, 2012
I Side With is a site that surveys you on political issues & picks the presidential candidate that is right for you! http://t.co/qegjCKD1
— MTV Insights (@MTVInsights) September 19, 2012
Presidential election quiz: http://t.co/osTWsPhX Exceptionally well done - marketers could learn a lot from this one.
— Rand Fishkin (follow @randderuiter on Threads) (@randfish) September 1, 2012
Check out http://t.co/7i0VlHgu to see which presidential candidate you most agree with on the issues. You might be surprised.
— Ralph Nader (@RalphNader) August 29, 2012
Find your candidate soulmate with http://t.co/Y07Hknln http://t.co/85Qmdkcr
— Guy Kawasaki (@GuyKawasaki) April 25, 2012
I side 91% with Jill Stein... http://t.co/RPt53b1V
— Lessig 🇺🇦 (@lessig) October 30, 2012