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World Leaders Who Might Be Removed Soon

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Emmanuel Macron – France Macron’s approval ratings have plummeted amid widespread protests against pension reforms and immigration laws, sparking nationwide unrest

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Benjamin Netanyahu – Israel Facing major backlash over judicial reforms and ongoing corruption trials, Netanyahu’s coalition is under serious threat

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Nicolás Maduro – Venezuela Maduro’s authoritarian rule is facing international sanctions and internal opposition that continues to call for democratic reforms

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Cyril Ramaphosa – South Africa Ramaphosa faces criticism over corruption scandals and electricity crises, with increasing calls for his resignation from opposition and public alike

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Fumio Kishida – Japan Kishida’s government struggles with scandals, low popularity, and internal Liberal Democratic Party pressure amid economic stagnation

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Sheikh Hasina – Bangladesh Amid allegations of authoritarianism and upcoming contentious elections, Hasina faces strong opposition demanding regime change

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Ebrahim Raisi – Iran Protests over women’s rights and strict governance have placed enormous pressure on Raisi’s leadership from within and outside Iran

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Dina Boluarte – Peru After taking office in a political crisis, Boluarte is battling nationwide protests and criticism over her handling of unrest