Petteri Orpo mocked the Centre – ministers erupted in the stand
Prime Minister Petteri Orpo defended the government's employment policies in parliament while jokingly referencing former Centre Party Prime Minister Juha Sipilä.
In the Opposition, Attacks on Bennett After He Said He Would Not Boycott Ben Gvir and Smotrich
Opposition leaders criticized former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett for stating that he would not boycott the far-right ministers Itamar Ben Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich.
In the Opposition, Criticism of Bennett After He Said He Would Not Boycott Ben Gvir and Smotrich
Opposition leaders in Israel criticized former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett for stating that he would not boycott far-right ministers Itamar Ben Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich.
The Presidential Palace's report on meetings with former prime ministers
The Greek President has completed a series of meetings with former prime ministers to foster unity and dialogue among political leaders.
Municipal Elections in Paris: Between Philippe and Attal, a 'Dead Time' Around Candidate Bournazel Before the 2027 Shock
The Paris municipal elections are shaping up with candidate Pierre-Yves Bournazel attempting to unify support from former prime ministers Édouard Philippe and Gabriel Attal amidst political rivalry as they eye the presidential elections in 2027.
Stubb expresses a direct stance on Trump’s USA – Reactions from former prime ministers
President Alexander Stubb evaluated Finland's relationship with the United States during his opening speech, criticizing the current U.S. administration's foreign policy as contradictory to Finland's values.
Former PMs and premiers farewell Dame Marie Bashir at state funeral
Dame Marie Bashir, the first female governor of NSW, was honored at a state funeral in Sydney attended by former prime ministers and premiers, highlighting her contributions to public service and psychiatry before her passing at the age of 95.
Greece: Will officials lose constitutional job guarantees?
The Greek Prime Minister advocates for bold reforms to strengthen institutional authority and citizen trust, specifically proposing changes to constitutional protections for current and former ministers.
The Government is studying the withdrawal of the Fine Arts Medal from Julio Iglesias at the next Council of Ministers
The Spanish government is considering revoking the Fine Arts Medal awarded to Julio Iglesias in 2010 following allegations of sexual assault by former employees, as discussed by Deputy Prime Minister Yolanda DÃaz.
10 Downing Street will never get fully refurbished because every PM is 'scared of same thing'
Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown explains why 10 Downing Street cannot undergo complete refurbishment due to incumbent Prime Ministers' fears of leaving the residence permanently.
How much could the end of privileges for former prime ministers and interior ministers bring in?
Starting January 1, 2026, former prime ministers and interior ministers will lose permanent access to official vehicles with drivers and secretarial services, which will be limited to ten years post-tenure.
Vehicle with driver, police protection... The "lifetime" benefits of former prime ministers and interior ministers are over
As of January 1st, former prime ministers and interior ministers in France will no longer receive lifetime benefits like police protection and chauffeur-driven vehicles, a move seen as a symbolic yet potentially cost-saving decision.
Do you approve of the end of lifetime benefits for prime ministers and interior ministers?
The article discusses a public opinion poll regarding the abolition of lifetime benefits for former prime ministers and interior ministers in France.
A Complex Landing: The Difficult Return of Former Ministers to Parliament, Between Frustration and Regained Freedom
Twelve former members of the Bayrou government, including Élisabeth Borne and Bruno Retailleau, have returned to their seats during the budget debate, expressing regret about abandoned projects and distancing themselves from the Prime Minister.
Central African Republic goes to polls as president seeks third term
The Central African Republic is holding elections where President Faustin-Archange Touadéra is aiming for a third term amid competition from seven candidates including former prime ministers.