R. Žemaitaitis says he trusts J. Olekas
Lithuanian MP R. Žemaitaitis expresses confidence in J. Olekas despite an opposition initiative for a vote of no confidence against him.
The Islamist who praises beheaders now attacks Kelany: 'I am Italian, what about you?' The MP: 'Fear of having a Muslim father'
Roberto Hamza Piccardo, a founder of UCOII, criticizes MP Sara Kelany in response to her comments about radical Islam following an article calling on Muslims to vote against a referendum on justice.
Labour lawyers ‘blocked’ from briefing MPs on jury trials overhaul before vote
Labour lawyers were allegedly prevented from briefing MPs about concerns over proposed cuts to jury trials in England and Wales before a crucial vote.
On the release of Babiš and Okamura, MPs will decide on March 5
Czech MPs are set to vote on the release of politicians Babiš and Okamura on March 5, according to reports from Novinky.cz.
Badger bid to replace outgoing Greens senator
Tasmanian Greens MP Tabatha Badger is vying to replace retiring senator Peter Whish-Wilson in a party vote for a federal seat.
Puljak gifted Dabra a book, he responded: ‘Take it home, let your husband read it’
Marijana Puljak criticized fellow MP Josip Dabra during a vote for a new minister, leading to a heated exchange about Croatia's current political situation.
M. Syreggela: PASOK and SYRIZA vote against a bill created after an agreement with Social Partners
Greek MP Maria Syreggela emphasized the significance of a labor bill passed by the New Democracy government, which was opposed by PASOK and SYRIZA, arguing it was the result of talks with all social partners.
Queensland MP Nigel Dalton crosses floor during vote on abortion debate
Queensland MP Nigel Dalton broke party ranks to support a motion allowing debate on abortion legislation in parliament.
Squirming Reform MP confronted over child poverty vote blunder on live TV
MP Robert Jenrick mistakenly voted to lift the two-child benefit cap, potentially helping hundreds of thousands of children out of poverty, but denies confusion over his party's policy.
German AfD MP arrested for violating sanctions against Belarus
German police arrested AfD MP Jörg Dornav for violating EU sanctions against Belarus, following a vote to lift his parliamentary immunity.
Labour MPs say they will vote down plan to limit Mandelson disclosures
Labour MPs are set to reject a government amendment aimed at restricting disclosures regarding Peter Mandelson's appointment as ambassador, with calls for a review by the intelligence and security committee.
DWP two-child benefit limit set to be scrapped - see how your MP voted
Labour's Bill to abolish the two-child benefit limit has successfully passed a significant vote in Parliament, with MPs overwhelmingly supporting the end of the policy that has been critiqued for contributing to child poverty.
PS representative will not return to the group – Jani Mäkelä speaks now
Perussuomalaisten MP Mikko Polvinen announced that he will not seek to return to the party's parliamentary group following a three-month expulsion related to a vote supporting a citizens' initiative on night services at Oulaskangas Hospital.
MPs vote to end two-child benefit limit in 'crucial step' to tackle poverty
UK MPs have voted to abolish the two-child benefit limit in a pivotal move to address child poverty, despite opposition from the Reform party.
Chamber approves MP that guarantees free gas cylinders to low-income families: how deputies voted
The Brazilian Chamber of Deputies approved a provisional measure ensuring free gas cylinders for low-income families enrolled in the government's social program, with a vote of 415 in favor and 29 against.
Point N: Pavel did not concede. Motorists are running out of levers to push Turek through
Andrej Babiš's government still lacks full leadership as MP Filip Turek struggles to secure a ministerial position, with a confidence vote scheduled amid intriguing circumstances.