Electoral law, center-right text submitted to Parliament. Schlein: 'Unacceptable for us'
The center-right coalition in Italy has submitted a new electoral law to Parliament, which includes provisions for a majority prize and a runoff election, prompting criticism from opposition leader Schlein.
Italy: Agreement of the coalition parties on the change of the electoral law
Italy's governing coalition parties have agreed to a significant overhaul of the electoral law, a move the opposition claims is designed to keep Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni in power after the upcoming 2027 elections.
Who Should Govern the Country? Here Are the Options
The article discusses the changing landscape of Danish political alliances and the complexities of forming a government following the recent election announcement.
R. Kaunas: if the coalition cannot make decisions - a question arises as to whether it is needed
R. Kaunas emphasized the necessity of a united coalition for making important decisions in Lithuania and questioned the existence of a coalition that cannot act decisively.
Electoral law, agreement in the center-right: proportional with majority prize
Italy's center-right coalition has reached an agreement on a new electoral law aimed at ensuring government stability, transitioning back to a proportional system with a majority bonus.
Charis Doukas: Open Window for Coalition Government if My Proposal is Not Voted
Charis Doukas emphasized the importance of his proposal at the PASOK conference, concerning non-cooperation with New Democracy, while highlighting traffic-reducing urban projects.
Erasure of Opposition Figures. Babiš's Coalition Will Leave Them No Visible Places
The article discusses the political strategy of Babiš's coalition in Czechia to marginalize opposition figures from public visibility.
The Prime Minister of the Faroe Islands Calls an Early Election
The Prime Minister of the Faroe Islands has unexpectedly called for early elections to take place on March 26, 2026, catching his coalition partners off guard during the parliamentary voting period.
Yolanda Díaz, the Refounder of the Left Who Aspired to the Heights but Reality Dimmed Her Star
Yolanda Díaz resigns from leading the new left coalition in Spain, stating she will not be a candidate in 2027 due to internal pressures.
The Chancellor's party is losing voters in Berlin. The coalition partner is weakening, while AfD's support is growing
The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) has risen to second place in a recent poll conducted in Berlin ahead of upcoming elections for the city's parliament.
The ODS and Athletes Coalition Presented Its Leader for the Upcoming Elections in Liberec
The ODS and Athletes Coalition has named its candidate for the upcoming elections in Liberec.
F.A.Z. Podcast for Germany: "Freedom in the Basement": What Comes with the Black-Red Heating Plans?
A new podcast discusses the implications of the black-red coalition's heating modernization plans in Germany.
Plenković on tensions: 'If you are part of the majority, there is a certain standard'
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković addressed the media following a parliamentary majority meeting, welcoming a new member and discussing tensions regarding recent behavior of some members.
Häkkänen: "All over Finland, there was a desire for me to be involved behind Petteri in the election battle"
Defense Minister Antti Häkkänen seeks a sixth term as the deputy chairman of the National Coalition Party, expressing support for Petteri Orpo's leadership.
I. Ruginienė spoke about possible coalition options: ‘I do not close the doors to any of them’
Lithuanian Prime Minister I. Ruginienė discussed potential alternatives for the current governing coalition, suggesting two viable options including a coalition with the 'Vardan Lietuvos' party and a minority government.
Meeting of the Ruling Coalition Regarding Dabro: Penava Says It Was Naughtiness; Boška Ban Has Arrived
A coalition meeting is underway in Croatia amid controversy regarding a party member's video praising a historical figure associated with the Ustaše regime.
A journalist asked PiS MPs a telling question. "Kaziu, tell the man!"
A journalist confronted PiS MPs with a question about the positive outcomes of changes made under their coalition government, but they refused to answer.
Szymon Hołownia announces accountability for Minister Paulina Hennig-Kloska. "She will probably be a top candidate on the KO list"
Szymon Hołownia discusses the renewed energy within his party and reflects on the coalition with Donald Tusk, emphasizing successful leadership transitions in Poland.
The EU is at a crossroads. Six major states are stepping towards a coalition
The article discusses the current situation in the European Union as six major countries move toward forming a coalition.
Yolanda Díaz resigns from leading the new alternative left coalition: 'I will not be a candidate in 2027'
Yolanda Díaz has announced her decision not to run as a candidate in the upcoming elections, prompting the left coalition to seek new leadership ahead of the 2027 elections.
Juozas Olekas on coalition composition decisions: no need for sudden movements
Juozas Olekas emphasized the necessity of continuing existing commitments and avoiding hasty decisions regarding coalition composition changes amidst criticism and ongoing investigations involving partners.
SZ in the Morning: News of the Day - Overview for the Busy
A new law, popularly known as 'Habeck's Heating Hammer', has been scrapped amidst political strife, reflecting significant public dissatisfaction and tension within Germany's governing coalition.
Nobody Counts Smotrich, and the Battle for Religious Zionism is Open
The Israeli coalition showed its dysfunctionality by voting against Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich's proposal to raise the tax ceiling on international shipments, highlighting internal strife and Smotrich’s waning influence.
In Netanyahu's Circle, They Are Searching for a 'Compatible Engelman' Candidate for the New State Comptroller
In the circles of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the coalition, efforts have begun to find a replacement for State Comptroller Matanyahu Engelman, whose term ends in four months after seven years in office.
Anatomy of a Disagreement: Robles clashed with Moncloa over the 23-F documents and upset Bolaños and Marlaska
The Spanish government faces internal divisions as the unsealing of documents related to the 23-F coup d'état produces differing opinions among coalition partners.
Coalition requests TSE to resume judgment on the cassation of Roraima's governor and vice
A coalition in Brazil has asked the Superior Electoral Court to resume a suspended judgment that could lead to the revocation of Roraima's governor Antonio Denarium and vice Edilson Damião.
Pauline Hanson’s populism is a front. But there are lessons for progressives in One Nation’s surging popularity | Peter Lewis
Pauline Hanson’s One Nation party is gaining significant traction in Australia, presenting challenges not just to the Coalition government but to progressive parties as well.
The Fight for Leadership Position, the Drama of PSL and Poland 2050. The Latest Party Survey
The latest Ipsos survey shows the Civic Coalition leading, followed closely by Law and Justice, with significant challenges for smaller parties in Poland's political landscape.
What if the president vetoes the SAFE act? The government: We will benefit, but there is one 'but'
The debate over Poland's SAFE program has intensified political clashes among the ruling coalition, opposition, and the Presidential Palace, with significant financial implications for national defense.
Sinkevičius currently cannot imagine a coalition with Skvernelis: we will not become a political cover
Sinkevičius expresses that the Social Democrats will not ally with Skvernelis while he is under investigation for corruption.
Poll: Confederation twice as strong as Grzegorz Braun's party, six parties in the Sejm
A recent Ipsos poll reveals the leading support for the Civic Coalition in Polish parliamentary elections, with Confederation showing significant backing.
M. Sinkevičius currently does not envision a coalition with S. Skvernelis: we will not become a political cover
Social Democratic leader M. Sinkevičius rejects the possibility of forming an alliance with S. Skvernelis, citing the latter’s ongoing corruption investigations as a significant barrier.
LSDP Leader Rejects Possible Coalition with Democrats Until Their Leader's Role in STT Investigation is Clear
The leader of the Lithuanian Social Democratic Party has dismissed the idea of forming a coalition with the Democrats until the role of their leader in a corruption investigation is clarified.
Seven governors meet to increase their bargaining power in Congress and negotiate better terms with Milei
Seven Argentine governors are forming a new coalition to influence national economic and political agendas amid a shifting political landscape.
New electoral law, a mega prize with 0.1% more
Italy's new electoral law allows a coalition to gain a significant advantage in seats with just a 0.1% higher vote share than their opponents.
Medved: 'Dabro did not mention or request a ban on antifascism'
Croatian Deputy Prime Minister Tomo Medved reaffirmed the stability of the coalition government amidst tensions involving MP Josip Dabro.
The appointment of the director was considered a political appointment by the National Coalition Party - the Chancellor of Justice: discretion was not exceeded
The Chancellor of Justice concluded that the Finnish government did not exceed its discretion in the appointment of a new director for the Ministry of Education and Culture, despite concerns about the process.
Netherlands: Jetten is Prime Minister
Rob Jetten has been sworn in as the new Prime Minister of the Netherlands, leading a coalition government despite lacking a parliamentary majority.
Counting Sabers in the Sejm. The Beginning of a Reconstruction of the Political Scene
The article discusses the current political crisis in Poland and the potential restructuring of the government amid internal coalition tensions.
Rob Jetten, the youngest prime minister in the history of the Netherlands, sworn in before the king
Rob Jetten, at 38 years old, has been sworn in as the youngest prime minister in Dutch history, leading a minority coalition government.
‘Adelante Andalucía calls at your door’. The Andalusian coalition launches its pre-campaign 'without getting caught up in the squabbles of the left'
The Andalusian coalition Adelante Andalucía is initiating a door-to-door campaign to engage disillusioned voters ahead of the upcoming regional elections, positioning itself as a 'third way' alternative to both the right and the current coalition government.
A Question Again: Can Power Be Formed in the Center?
The article discusses the potential for political power dynamics in Sweden to shift towards the center as traditional party lines become more inflexible.
Such a survey has never occurred. A rookie is neck and neck with Hołownia.
A recent survey indicates that the Civic Coalition (KO) would receive 30.7% of the vote in upcoming parliamentary elections, with several parties showing fluctuations in support.
We Will Watch Babiš, Promised Motorists. But the Head of ANO Dominates, Šťastný Defends Himself
Czech Finance Minister Alena Schillerová's announcement of the reintroduction of electronic sales records highlights the dominant position of the ANO movement in the governing coalition, contradicting the Motorists' promise to keep Babiš in check.
Centrist Rob Jetten sworn in as youngest Dutch Prime Minister
Rob Jetten has been sworn in as the youngest and first openly gay prime minister of the Netherlands after his party’s significant election victory over the far-right Freedom Party.
The Netherlands is led by the youngest prime minister in the country's history, facing a tough task
Rob Jetten has become the youngest and first openly gay prime minister of the Netherlands amid a challenging political landscape.
The Netherlands Welcomes Its Youngest Prime Minister at Age 38, Challenges Ahead for Minority Government
Joost Yetten has become the youngest Prime Minister in Dutch history at 38, leading a minority coalition government that may face difficulties.
Netherlands, the new government led by Jetten is sworn in. At 38, he is the youngest premier: who is he
A new coalition government has been sworn in in the Netherlands, with Rob Jetten becoming the youngest prime minister in Dutch history at age 38.
The New Jetten Government Sworn in in the Netherlands – Wilders Left Out
The newly elected government under Prime Minister R. Jetten has been sworn in, marking the exclusion of Geert Wilders and his party from power after a recent election.
Netherlands' youngest prime minister sworn in today
Rob Jetten has been formally sworn in as the new Prime Minister of the Netherlands, becoming the youngest person to hold the position.