The Restoration Party Proposes a Reduction of 45 Proportional Seats; Cautious Opinions Within the LDP on House of Representatives Seat Cuts
The Japan Restoration Party has proposed cutting 45 proportional representation seats as part of a plan to reduce the total number of seats in the House of Representatives, facing caution from within the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP).
Former NSW Liberal Premier Nick Greiner Warned Executive of Internal Backlash Over Burying of Election Defeat Review
Former NSW Premier Nick Greiner cautioned the Liberal federal executive against suppressing a report on their election defeat, warning it could lead to backlash within the party and among the media.
Not obvious sexual assault complainant was a child, ex-MP tells court
Former MP Rory Amon claims he believed the sexual assault complainant was 17 years old and denies the charges against him.
SA Labor pledges OSHC expansion as Liberals support free school concept
The South Australian Labor party has pledged to expand out of school hours care (OSHC) while the Liberals have conditionally supported Labor's proposal to make public schooling free.
Conservatives: It was Mette Frederiksen who wanted to abolish Great Prayer Day
The Conservatives claim that Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen initiated the proposal to abolish Great Prayer Day as a holiday, rather than it being a decision driven by the Liberal Party or the Moderates.
Angus Taylor snaps at journalist as Liberals ramp up rhetoric against Australian children in Syrian camp
Angus Taylor of the Liberal party has dramatically increased rhetoric against Australian children in a Syrian detention camp, labeling them as ‘Isis sympathisers’ during a press conference.
Matsui Takes Over as Chief Secretary of the Prime Minister from Tachibana Who Hails from the LDP
The Japanese government announced the resignation of Tachibana Takashi as Chief Secretary to Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi after just under five months and appointed Matsui Masayuki, coming from the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, as his successor.
"Iran's nuclear weapons cannot be tolerated," "We can’t just criticize America"... Japan's government and ruling party show support for Trump
The Japanese government and ruling Liberal Democratic Party are exhibiting a supportive stance towards the U.S. and Israel's recent airstrikes on Iran, suggesting that criticism alone is insufficient given historical contexts.
Supporters of sex without taboos bid farewell to carnival with a liberal party in the interior of SP
A liberal party in Campinas, Brazil, attracted about 650 attendees who embrace non-taboo sexual lifestyles, marking a unique, post-carnival celebration.
Going once, going twice, sold! What's on offer this election from Labor and Liberal to fix the housing crisis
Both major Australian parties have proposed various policies to tackle the housing affordability crisis ahead of the 2026 South Australian state election.
DN/Ipsos: Voters No Longer See Themselves as Liberals
Recent polls show a significant decline in the number of voters identifying as liberals in Sweden, impacting the Liberal Party's support ahead of the upcoming elections.
Bolsonaro expresses regret over criticism from the right directed at Michelle and allies
Former president Jair Bolsonaro expresses regret over criticisms from right-wing figures toward his wife Michelle and his allies.
All about choice? Liberals move childcare battlelines to vouchers for nannies and grandparents
The Liberal Party of Australia is proposing government-funded vouchers for childcare options such as nannies and grandparents, challenging Labor's plans for universal childcare ahead of the upcoming election.
Labor promises to wipe public school fees from 2027 while Liberals set target for zero litter in oceans within a decade
Labor has committed to eliminating public school fees by 2027 to relieve financial pressure on families, while the Liberal party has announced a goal to reach zero ocean litter in the next decade.
Large number of new members, ruling party struggles with training
The Japanese Liberal Democratic Party is facing challenges in training a large number of newly elected representatives following a historic victory in the House of Representatives elections.
SA Liberal and Labor to preference David Speirs last at state election
Both the Liberal and Labor parties in South Australia plan to rank former opposition leader David Speirs last on the ballot for the upcoming state election.
Libs 'not concerned' by One Nation challenge in Nepean by-election
The Liberal Party has initiated the by-election campaign for Nepean with candidate Anthony Marsh, facing a challenge from One Nation after the retirement of former MP Sam Groth.
Polls, preferences, potential defections: can Victoria’s Liberal party ward off the rising threat of One Nation?
The Victorian Liberal party faces a growing challenge from One Nation as polls indicate a significant increase in support for the latter ahead of the upcoming state elections.
Appointed by PL as Tarcísio's vice, André do Prado says it's not the time to create conflicts in the bolsonarista base in SP for the position
André do Prado has been nominated by the Liberal Party to serve as the vice-presidential candidate alongside Governor Tarcísio de Freitas in the upcoming election, stressing the importance of maintaining unity among allied parties in São Paulo.
What Does Liberalism Mean for Young People?
The article discusses changing political awareness among the youth in Japan, particularly in the context of the recent victory of the Liberal Democratic Party and the engagement of young voters on social media.
Irkutsk Rejects Permit to Hold Protest Against Government Restrictions on Telegram
The mayor's office in Irkutsk has revoked a permit for a protest against government restrictions on Telegram, originally granted to the liberal Yabloko party, citing public safety concerns after the event gained social media attention.
Maria do Carmo announces pre-candidacy for the government of Amazonas by the Liberal Party
Maria do Carmo announces her pre-candidacy for the Amazonas governorship representing the Liberal Party during a party meeting in Brasília.
1 Day with Alex Vanopslagh: 'I Tell the People Around Me That It's Just Pia Olsen Dyhr Spin'
Alex Vanopslagh expressed skepticism about Mette Frederiksen calling a parliamentary election, while simultaneously working hard to raise funds for his party.
New survey may hurt prime minister candidate Troels Lund Poulsen
Troels Lund Poulsen has announced his candidacy for prime minister but faces challenges reflected in new survey results.
Breaking: Ex-SA Liberal leader says he will contest election, 10 months after drug conviction
Former South Australian Liberal leader David Speirs has announced his candidacy for the upcoming state election, ten months after his drug conviction and resignation from parliament.
Liberal party executive agrees to permanently bury review into catastrophic 2025 election defeat
The Liberal party's federal executive has decided to permanently shelve a review of their significant electoral defeat in 2025, shielding current and former leadership from scrutiny.
Liberal Party won't publish its review into disastrous 2025 election
The Liberal Party of Australia has announced it will not release its internal review of the 2025 election loss, citing potential defamation risks.
In Oslo West, it is known that many parents have a liberal attitude towards drugs. This complicates our work.
Concerns have been raised in Oslo West regarding liberal parental attitudes towards drug use and the existing party culture among youths.
Ashton Hurn navigates the fraught politics of One Nation preference deals
SA Liberal leader Ashton Hurn is grappling with the complexities and risks associated with potential preference deals with One Nation, reflecting on historical precedents in Australian politics.
Troels Lund Poulsen announces candidacy for Prime Minister
Troels Lund Poulsen, leader of the Liberal Party in Denmark, has declared his candidacy for Prime Minister ahead of the March election.
Troels Lund declares himself a candidate for Prime Minister
Troels Lund Poulsen, the leader of Denmark's Liberal Party, has announced his candidacy for Prime Minister in the upcoming election, citing concerns over high taxes proposed by rival parties.
Troels Lund Poulsen declares himself a candidate for prime minister
Troels Lund Poulsen has announced his candidacy for prime minister, emphasizing the need for a strong leadership in response to global challenges.
The ‘gift scandal’ in Japan: controversies over Prime Minister Takaichi's gifts to party members
A controversy has arisen in Japan regarding Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's decision to give gifts to members of her party as a token of gratitude for their electoral success.
Thomas Larsen: Troels Lund Poulsen is ready to step forward as a prime minister candidate
Troels Lund Poulsen is poised to become the main challenger to Mette Frederiksen after the recent election call in Denmark.
Michel Maisonneuve: Jeneroux rewarded handsomely for his disloyalty
The article discusses the recent political defection of Conservative MP Matt Jeneroux to the Liberal party, highlighting the implications of loyalty in Canadian politics.
The Power of Numbers: the Rise of Factions and the Change in Direction by the Prime Minister
Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party is witnessing a resurgence of factionalism, driven by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's stance on past funding issues.
Former Chief at Christiansborg: What’s Happening at the Party Offices Right Now
A former communications chief for a Danish political party outlines the immediate actions taken by political parties following an election announcement.
"Just having a structure is meaningless" - LDP proposes plans to strengthen government intelligence
The Liberal Democratic Party of Japan has proposed a plan to strengthen government intelligence, emphasizing that simply establishing a framework is not sufficient.
"It is crucial for us to win the election": Mona Juul has a call to the blue parties
Mona Juul, leader of the Conservative Party, urges Liberal Alliance and Denmark Democrats to support Troels Lund Poulsen as the prime ministerial candidate to ensure a successful election outcome.
PL announces Carlos Bolsonaro and Carol de Toni as candidates for the Senate in SC; Jorginho Mello seeks reelection for governor
The Liberal Party (PL) announced Carlos Bolsonaro and Carolyn de Toni as their candidates for the Senate in Santa Catarina, alongside Jorginho Mello's campaign for re-election as governor.
Moderate MP switches to the Liberal Party just before exit
Current MP Henrik Rejnholt Andersen from the Moderates has switched to the Liberal Party after serving as a substitute since October 2024.
Flávio Bolsonaro announces Carlos and Carol De Toni as PL pre-candidates for the Senate from SC
Flávio Bolsonaro has confirmed Carlos Bolsonaro and Carol De Toni as pre-candidates for the Senate from Santa Catarina for the Liberal Party (PL).
New disaster number for the Liberals - lowest ever
The Swedish Liberal Party faces record-low support ahead of the elections, struggling to surpass the electoral threshold amidst stagnant voter opinion.
Gift with 'Sanae Takichi' on Wrapping Paper: Prime Minister's Justification for 'Party Donations' Validity
Sanae Takichi, the leader of Japan's ruling party, is under scrutiny for sending catalog gifts to all winning candidates from the ruling party, raising questions about the legitimacy of using party funds for this purpose.
Catalog Gifts with Takaichi's Personal Name on Wrapping Paper - Experts Ask 'Is It for Personal Use?'
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's office is under scrutiny for distributing catalog gifts to over 300 elected members of the House of Representatives, deemed to be using political funds inappropriately.
Reasons why the government of the Liberal Democratic Party aims to expand arms exports: Discussion of 'safeguard measures' is sidelined
The Liberal Democratic Party's security research committee in Japan is proposing a review of the operational guidelines regarding arms exports, aiming to eliminate restrictions that limit exports to specific categories of aid and military support.
Why is the LDP giving gifts after the election again? Voices say 'Prime Minister Takaichi is a gift magician'
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party has distributed catalog gifts worth approximately 10 million yen to all party members elected in the recent House of Representatives election, raising questions about the party's financial ethics.
Angus Taylor says federal Liberals must 'do better' amid SA campaign
Opposition leader Angus Taylor acknowledges the need for improvement within the federal Liberal Party following criticism from South Australian leader Ashton Hurn during a campaign event in Adelaide.
A Major Policy Shift: The Abolition of the 'Five Types' for Expanding Weapons Exports
Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) is proposing a significant shift in its weapons export policy by abolishing the restrictions that limit exports to five specific purposes, allowing broader military equipment exports.
What are the three principles of arms export? Japan's arms export system.
The Japanese Liberal Democratic Party is proposing a review of the guidelines governing arms exports, aiming to reduce restrictions and promote international collaboration in defense technology.