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Politics getting sudden attention on Wikipedia today, ranked by rise in views.

Data as of Nov 13, 2026

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#1☆Lee Hye-hoonSouth Korean politician, Ph.D. University of California, Los Angeles 1993 📈#2☆Wang Zhonglin (politician)Chinese politician

#3☆Maximilian I of Mexicoemperor of Mexico (1832-1867)23.9Kviews

#4☆Juan Bravo BaenaSpanish politician

#5☆Masaaki YamazakiJapanese politician 📈#6☆박희승South Korean lawyer and politician

#7☆Greta ThunbergSwedish climate protection activist (born 2003)21.1Kviews

#8☆Pablo BustinduySpanish politician

#9☆Begoña GómezSpanish Prime Minister's wife (born 1975)

#10☆Ángeles AmadorSpanish politician

#11☆Sophia Dorothea of Cellewife of George I of Great Britain (1666-1726)

#12☆Erich Honeckerformer leader of East Germany, General Secretary of the Socialist Unity Party (1976-1989)

#13☆Franz Joseph IEmperor of Austria and King of Hungary (1830–1916)23.2Kviews

#14☆José María FigaredoSpanish politician

#15☆Ada ColauSpanish activist and politician

#16☆Isaltino MoraisPresident of the Oeiras Municipal Council

#17☆Empress Elisabeth of AustriaEmpress of Austria and Queen of Hungary from 1854 to 1898 (1837–1898)43.5Kviews

#18☆Princess Sophie of BavariaBavarian princess (1805–1872)8.6Kviews

#19☆Liang Wen-chiehTaiwanese politician

#20☆Chris Van HollenUnited States Senator from Maryland204.9Kviews

#21☆Sean DuffyAmerican politician, former sports commentator and reality television personality37.2Kviews

#22☆한민수 (1969년)South Korean politician

#23☆Markwayne MullinAmerican politician (born 1977)35.3Kviews

#24☆Roh Hoe-chanPresident of New Progressive Party (1956-2018)

About this data

Every day we read the previous day’s page views for Wikipedia in seven languages from the Wikimedia Pageviews API. A topic is “rising” when its views jump compared with its own recent average, so a small topic that suddenly doubles can rank above a huge one that stays steady. Main pages, special pages and obvious bot traffic are filtered out.

A spike in views shows curiosity, not approval: news, anniversaries, deaths, sports results and new releases are the usual reasons. Short descriptions come from Wikidata and photos from Wikimedia Commons with their own licence and author.