Category: politics
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The #AFCON2025 Controversy: Unpacking the Macron-Morocco Corruption Allegations Trending on Social Media A storm is brewing online surrounding the upcoming African Cup of Nations (AFCON) 2025, with allegations of corruption involving French President Emmanuel Macron and Morocco gaining traction. The trending topic, “@EmmanuelMacron Corrupt Moroccan #AFCON2025,” is fueling intense debate and speculation across social media…
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Arctic Defence: Decoding the #ArcticDefence Trend – Greenland, Europe, and Canada in the Crosshairs The digital realm is currently buzzing with the hashtag #ArcticDefence, sparking conversations about the strategic importance of Greenland, Europe, and Canada in the face of evolving geopolitical dynamics. With an estimated tweet count exceeding 207,000, the trend signifies a growing public…
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South Korea’s Religious Freedom Under Scrutiny: The Arrests of Dr. Han and Pastor Son South Korea’s commitment to religious freedom is facing increased scrutiny following the arrests of Dr. Hak Ja Han and Pastor Son Hyeon-bo. The detentions have sparked widespread debate and concern, raising questions about the government’s approach to religious organizations and individual…
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Meloni’s Congratulations to Milei: A Social Media Spark The digital world ignited following Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s congratulatory message to Javier Milei on his election victory in Argentina. The message, a simple yet powerful “Congratulations, my friend! @JMilei,” posted on X (formerly Twitter), quickly became a trending topic, sparking a flurry of reactions and…
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In order to assess the opinions and concerns expressed by the citizens of Ecuador in their favorite digital media, the Government of Ecuador counts on Websays and invests in a monitoring tool and thus establishes a new channel of communication with its citizens.
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All polls were predicting a technical draw, but Websays and our method could predict again the results with a very small deviation.
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Again, social media predicted the results, though surprising, better than traditional prediction methods. As much as there is been uncertainty during the last months, social media monitoring has proven its reliability once again. Image: Michael Vadon
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Sensei and Websays predict BREXIT with total accuracy!
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Who’s going to win this week? We think we know the answer.