Father of accused in collective rape, subsecretary is dismissed from position in the government of Rio
José Carlos Simonin, a subsecretary in the Rio de Janeiro government, was dismissed following the involvement of his son in a collective rape incident.
Indian opposition questions New Delhi’s stance on Khamenei’s killing
India's opposition party criticizes the government for its silence on the assassination of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.
Who is the former basketball player who was arrested in Venezuela
Former Venezuelan basketball player Alexander Vargas was arrested in Caracas for his involvement in high-ranking government positions during Nicolás Maduro's administration.
The Government does not plan to file a lawsuit regarding the alleged "coup" that Milei said was staged against him
The Argentine government, led by President Javier Milei, has decided not to pursue legal action against those he accused of attempting a coup without sufficient evidence to support the claims.
Former councilman is arrested suspected of extorting mayor for R$ 5,000 and demanding a position to avoid disclosing material
A former councilman in Brazil was arrested for allegedly extorting the mayor with threats while demanding money and a government position.
Women dominate in Trump's government: 'It becomes more dangerous'
The article discusses the prominent role of women in Trump's administration, suggesting that their involvement makes the political landscape more dangerous.
Prof. Wojtyna: What is the cost of a silent agreement between the government, the NBP, and the president
Prof. Wojtyna warns that a potential silent agreement between the Polish government, the National Bank of Poland (NBP), and the president could have severe economic and institutional costs.
Steve Scalise rips Democrats for 'playing political games' with DHS shutdown amid Iran threat
House Majority Leader Steve Scalise criticized Democrats for prioritizing political agendas over national security regarding the funding of the Department of Homeland Security during an ongoing shutdown.
Sumar proposes in the Government to recover the gas cap and anti-eviction measures due to the conflict in Iran
The Sumar party urges the Spanish government to restore the gas price cap and anti-eviction measures in light of the escalating conflict in Iran and its effects on energy prices.
Letter from Famelos - Charitsis to the Prime Minister for the Convening of the Council of Political Leaders
The leaders of SYRIZA and the New Left sent a letter to the Prime Minister urging for the immediate convening of the Council of Political Leaders in light of the escalating conflict in the Middle East.
Iran will not ‘automatically’ fall after Khamenei’s death- Shah’s widow
Farah Pahlavi, widow of Iran’s last Shah, states that the death of current supreme leader Ali Khamenei will not necessarily lead to the demise of the Iranian regime, emphasizing the need for a unified transition to a lawful government.
The Social Democratic Party and the Government Lower the Flight
The Social Democratic Party is losing support while government parties are gaining, according to a new Gallup poll.
South Africa moves toward new provincial government
South Africa's Umkhonto weSizwe party has invited the ANC to join discussions on forming a new coalition government in KwaZulu-Natal.
Rich men complain. The Social Democrats have got exactly the fight they dreamed of
The political scene in Denmark is currently at a standstill due to the announcement of elections, but the government continues its work on certain issues, such as the new nuclear weapons collaboration with France.
Document: What Petr Pavel Said in the Chamber of Deputies
The article discusses the failure to load the content of a document related to Petr Pavel's speech in the Czech Chamber of Deputies.
President Pavel has arrived at the Chamber. He is negotiating with the leadership and will speak to the deputies
Czech President Pavel arrived at the Chamber to engage with leadership and address the deputies.
Support for the government decreases
Public support for the Icelandic government is on the decline.
Through the Eyes of Saša Mitrofanov: I wouldn't be surprised if 'Resignation!' was heard at Letná!
The article discusses the political climate in the Czech Republic, hinting at potential calls for resignations amidst ongoing issues.
ERC maintains pressure on Illa and presents a complete amendment to its budgets
ERC has registered a complete amendment to the budgets presented by the Catalan Government, responding to the challenge posed by Socialist Salvador Illa.
The government wants to push for a referendum law under pressure from the SPD in the spring. The Pirates could help them
The Czech government is seeking to implement a referendum law this spring, influenced by pressure from the SPD party, with potential assistance from the Pirates.
ERC increases pressure on Illa by registering the total amendment to the Budget
Esquerra Republicana de Catalunya (ERC) has registered a total amendment to the Generalitat's budget, escalating their conflict with Salvador Illa's government.
Mitsotakis to Androulakis: Our heart is in Cyprus
Prime Minister Mitsotakis and PASOK President Androulakis met for a constructive discussion, primarily focusing on the Greek government's priorities regarding the protection and safe repatriation of trapped Greeks.
Prime Minister Takaichi Restrains Responses in Budget Inquiry Returning to 'All Ministers'; Thoughts...
Prime Minister Takaichi has limited her opportunities to respond during the budget inquiry, returning to a system where all ministers are present to answer questions instead of just those pertinent to the inquiry.
Delay of climate tax after two days: - For us, this is critical
The Norwegian government has postponed the implementation of a new CO₂ tax initially set to begin on March 1, 2026, following backlash from companies worried about their competitiveness.
Fico was supposed to fly on a government special to the party celebration of International Women's Day
Czech politician Fico planned to fly on a government aircraft to attend celebrations for International Women's Day.
Javier Milei, live: the latest measures of the Government
The article discusses the latest decisions made by President Javier Milei's government, including positive recognition from the European Union regarding trade agreements.
In the Pub with Šimečka / What Supporters Advise PS in the East and What They Think About His Mother's Case
The article discusses a public meeting where Michal Šimečka, the head of Progresívne Slovensko, addresses supporters in a pub and criticizes the current government while navigating questions about his mother's controversy.
Launched new justification for US attacks
The U.S. government is presented with new justifications for its military actions in Iran amid political debate within the U.S.
Petri said that Villarruel 'bet on the government's failure' and the vice crossed him: 'gossip neighbor' and 'the joy trains with Milei'
Luis Petri accused Victoria Villarruel of betting on the government's failure, leading to a public quarrel where Villarruel referred to Petri as a 'gossip neighbor'.
Rubio promises to ease oil price increases for Americans
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced government steps to mitigate energy cost increases caused by rising oil prices due to the war with Iran.
Board of Audit and Inspection restructured from ‘Political Audit’ controversy to Anti-Corruption Investigation Bureau
The Board of Audit and Inspection of South Korea is restructuring its special investigation division to focus on anti-corruption efforts rather than politically motivated audits under the previous administration.
Orban has lost his magical weapon. The opposition in Hungary is gaining better ratings
The increasing discontent with Viktor Orbán's government in Hungary, fueled by economic conditions and political strategy shifts, has given the opposition significant momentum ahead of the upcoming parliamentary elections.
The New Mazes of Milei's Reformism
Javier Milei's confrontational approach endangers the government by limiting its perspective on rivals, illustrated by Tapia's unexpected political move.
Lula appoints Lindbergh and Renildo as deputy leaders of the government
President Lula has appointed federal deputies Lindbergh Farias and Renildo Calheiros as deputy leaders of his government, succeeding previous leaders Zé Neto and Jandira Feghali.
Patuanelli: "The new electoral law poses dangers for democracy. Primaries? It's not the only way"
Senator Stefano Patuanelli expresses concerns that the new electoral law in Italy threatens democracy by prioritizing government stability over genuine voter representation.
Post Command decides to replace directors of operations and finance area
The leadership of Brazil's Correios has decided to replace two key directors in operations and finance amid ongoing changes within the company.
Moritomo Document to be Disclosed for the Sixth Time; Previous Release Revealed Emails Indicating Involvement of Noguchi in Alteration
The Moritomo document regarding the sale of state-owned land to the Moritomo Gakuen school group will be disclosed for the sixth time, with previous disclosures revealing emails implicating former director Noguchi in document alterations.
Mendonça and Motta navigate Brazil's institutional crisis during debate in Germany
Brazilian officials Mendonça and Motta discuss the importance of clear communication and self-restraint between government branches at a panel in Germany.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford names new chief of staff
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has appointed Travis Kann as his new chief of staff, replacing Patrick Sackville, ahead of the legislature's return.
"You have to surf the wave": Villarruel remains silent after Milei's attacks and does not plan to change her plans
Victoria Villarruel, Argentina's Vice President, remains silent amid recent attacks from President Javier Milei, while continuing her agenda focused on nationalism and productivity.
The latest twist in the sexual abuse case in the PSOE of Galicia: Tomé's son will enter as councilor after the head of Equality resigned
The political and judicial crisis surrounding José Tomé of Lugo has seen a new development as his son is set to become a councilor following the resignation of the Equality head due to personal reasons.
Minister Šťastný Fled from Dubai on the Weekend. Didn't Heed the Warning?
Czech Minister Šťastný reportedly fled Dubai over the weekend, despite prior warnings.
Evening recap: Police Council confirms Disu as IG, FG begins direct oil revenue remittance, Wike tackles opposition, other top stories
The article covers significant political and economic developments in Nigeria, including the appointment of a new Inspector-General of Police, the government's new oil revenue policy, and political accusations amid the upcoming elections.
Renato Casagrande resigns from the government of ES; vice Ricardo Ferraço takes over the position
Renato Casagrande, the governor of Espírito Santo, has resigned to run for a Senate seat, leading to vice Ricardo Ferraço assuming the governorship.
Federal Politics: It Should Be Easier for Those Looking for an Apartment
The article discusses the rising rental prices in German cities and the German government's efforts to improve tenant rights amidst a challenging housing market.
Political Persecution: The Scolding Babiš is in His Element. And Where Was Macinka at the Crucial Moment
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš faces opposition criticism about his government's response to the Iranian security situation and the repatriation of Czech citizens from abroad.
Vallo and Droba are running for the Bratislava four-party coalition. SaS, PS, and Democrats also want to be in the future government
Bratislava Mayor Matúš Vallo has announced his candidacy for reelection, supported by a coalition of parties including SaS, Progresívne Slovensko, and the Democrats.
Meloni: how to build a leadership
Giorgia Meloni is constructing her leadership through a balance of party influence and government authority while maintaining populist appeal.
Argentina: It would be wrong to dismiss Javier Milei as a political clown
In an opinion piece, Jan Heidtmann argues that dismissing Argentina's controversial President Javier Milei as a political clown overlooks his significant reform efforts.
What is Hezbollah, the militant group whose military activities Lebanon wants to ban?
The article explores Hezbollah, a militant group based in Lebanon, and discusses recent efforts by the Lebanese government to prohibit its military activities.