'No Disruption Accepted in the Strait of Hormuz', PM Modi Sends a Big Message to the World from the Lok Sabha
PM Modi addressed Parliament regarding the situation in West Asia and the Iran conflict, emphasizing the importance of safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz.
Official Dismissed Due to Gambling Law Appeals in Court
A former advisor to the Estonian Parliament's Economic Committee is challenging her dismissal related to gambling legislation in court.
Ministers Ligi, Kallas, Joller, and Sutt participating in the Riigikogu information hour
Today, four ministers will answer questions from parliament members during the Riigikogu information hour.
Jani Mäkelä mocks a member of parliament who defected from the Finns Party
Jani Mäkelä and former Finns Party MP Mikko Polvinen exchange barbs over identity and public funding on Facebook.
Persistent storytelling in the Ministry of Labor about public service pensions
The Ministry of Labor's attempt to navigate the complex discussion around public service pensions faces scrutiny as the Fagforbundet awaits a new report from the Parliament.
Somalia: Somalia Parliament Speaker Meets Southwest Elders Amid Rising Tensions
The Speaker of Somalia's Lower House met with traditional elders from the Southwest State to address escalating political and security challenges.
Live at 13:15: The special committee discusses the risks of political interference in conducting research
A special committee of the Estonian Parliament is set to discuss the risks of political interference in economic research during a public session.
Somalia: Somalia Regional Speaker Accuses Federal Authorities of Misusing Foreign-Supplied Weapons
The speaker of the Southwest regional parliament alleges that the Somali Federal Government is misusing foreign-supplied weapons in internal political conflicts.
Greenlandic parliamentary candidate: Denmark needs to listen to our desires for influence and change
A Greenlandic parliamentary candidate argues that Denmark must heed Greenland's calls for greater influence and change in national matters.
Member of Parliament opens up about payment difficulties of her businesses: "Sometimes there are more difficult times"
Noora Fagerström, a member of the Finnish Parliament, shares her struggles with payment difficulties in her businesses on Instagram, reflecting on the challenges of entrepreneurship.
Tere Sammallahti, aspiring leader of the National Coalition Party, would overhaul Finland's drug policy and pension system
Tere Sammallahti, a Member of Parliament from the National Coalition Party, aims to significantly reform Finland's drug policy and pension system, despite facing challenges in garnering support for these changes.
Iranian Parliament Speaker: Funders of the U.S. Army Are Legitimate Targets for Us
Iran's parliamentary speaker warned that financial institutions supporting the U.S. military would be considered legitimate targets.
End of hereditary seats for the aristocracy in Parliament after almost 1000 years
Hereditary seats for the aristocracy in the British Parliament's House of Lords are being phased out, marking the end of a tradition lasting over 900 years.
Ott Lumi: the dismissal of an official undermines the credibility of the parliament
Political scientist Ott Lumi argues that the dismissal of a parliament official undermines the credibility of the legislature and that politicians, not officials, bear responsibility for decisions.
Ott Lumi: Dismissal of Riigikogu Official Reduces Credibility
Political scientist Ott Lumi argues that the dismissal of a Riigikogu official diminishes the credibility of the parliament and emphasizes that politicians, not officials, should bear the responsibility.
Bookstore Prize: Extremists Everywhere
Concerns have arisen about the intervention of Culture Minister Wolfram Weimer in the selection of juries for literary awards, prompting discussions in Parliament and among cultural institutions.
State Election Rheinland-Palatinate: How the Electoral Districts Voted
The state of Rheinland-Palatinate holds elections for a new parliament, with the SPD having governed for the past 35 years, and speculation on who will be the new minister-president after the recent resignation of Malu Dreyer.
MPs to question federal budget watchdog nominee as role remains unfilled
Members of Parliament will question Annette Ryan, the nominee for Canada's federal budget watchdog, whose role has been vacant since the interim officer's term expired.
Tehran: Threatens to destroy energy infrastructures in the Gulf if Iranian facilities are targeted
The Iranian parliament president warned that Iran would irreparably destroy critical energy infrastructures across the Gulf region if the U.S. and Israel target its energy plants.
In the Parliament - proposal to allow students voluntarily serving in military duty to take academic leave
A new legislative proposal suggests allowing students opting for voluntary military service to take academic leave from their studies.
Peter Frølich resigns as leader of Free Ukraine
Peter Frølich has announced his resignation as the leader of the aid organization Free Ukraine, citing his new responsibilities in the Norwegian Parliament's foreign and defense committee as the reason.
The judicial power is not the substitute of free opposition in Parliament
The article argues against the notion that the judiciary should serve as a political opposition to the government, emphasizing the importance of parliamentary democracy.
The expert council established by the Seimas claims it cannot communicate with the leadership of the Genocide Center
The newly established expert council by Lithuania's Parliament expresses challenges in communication with the Genocide Center's leadership regarding research directions and operational strategies.
Breaking: One Nation wins first seat in SA Parliament's Lower House, ABC projects
One Nation has achieved its first Lower House seat in South Australia with David Paton winning in Ngadjuri, indicating a growing presence beyond Queensland.
Scandal in the Brazilian Parliament: a deputy painted herself black during a legislative session and faces calls for her removal, accused of racism and transphobia
A Brazilian deputy's controversial protest during a legislative session, where she painted herself black, has led to accusations of racism and transphobia and calls for her removal from office.
Tere Sammallahti's Speeches Terrify Even Party Colleagues - This is How He Behaves Behind the Scenes
Tere Sammallahti, a Finnish politician known for his controversial social media presence, is facing scrutiny from colleagues regarding his behavior behind closed doors.
Niger: protest against the European request for the release of ousted President Mohamed Bazoum
A protest took place in Niamey against the European Parliament's call for the immediate release of ousted President Mohamed Bazoum.
Stunning sight at the Parliament House – here's why
On Saturday evening, thousands of candles were lit at the Parliament House in Finland as part of a memorial event organized by the Oikeus elämään ry to commemorate the 8,645 abortions performed in Finland in 2024.
The congratulations of the political world to Emmanouil Karalis for the silver medal
The President of the Hellenic Parliament congratulated Olympic athlete Emmanouil Karalis for winning a silver medal in pole vault at the World Indoor Championships in Torun, Poland.
Dealing with the AfD: Learning from Weber
Manfred Weber, a prominent European politician, faces criticism in Germany for his collaboration with far-right parties, which some perceive as hypocritical and shortsighted.
The Conservative Leader Has Made 16 Private Trips with Military Aid to Ukraine. Now It Is Over.
Peter C. Frølich, leader of Fritt Ukraina, has stepped down from his position while continuing as a regular member as he takes on a new role in Parliament.
KD profile does not want to disclose anonymous financier
KD politician Alice Teodorescu Måwe has received funds for personal security but refuses to disclose the financier's identity.
After 900 years: The British hereditary peerages are finally disappearing
The British Parliament has passed legislation that abolishes hereditary peerages, ending a 900-year tradition of aristocrats passing on their seats to the next generation.
The TSJC forces Parliament to fly the Spanish flag on the building permanently
The TSJC has ruled that the Catalan Parliament must display the Spanish flag permanently, rather than only during plenary sessions.
Higher School of Performing Arts: The main changes and reactions to the new bill
The Greek parliament is set to vote on a bill establishing a Higher School of Performing Arts, aiming to fill the absence of university education in theater, dance, and music in Greece, despite facing criticism from some sectors of the artistic community.
The old, the naked and the Jutland dreamer: Here are the election's independents
The 77-year-old Knud Gaarn-Larsen is seeking voter support for his candidacy in the Danish Parliament but faces rejection due to his age.
A parliament member proposes changing the procedure for child benefits allocation: parents would no longer need to submit applications
A Lithuanian parliament member suggests reforms that would automate the allocation of child benefits, allowing municipalities to identify eligible parents without the need for applications.
In the Seimas - proposal to halve the minimum student count requirement for national minority schools
A proposal has been registered in the Lithuanian parliament to reduce the minimum number of students required for national minority schools, aimed at ensuring their viability and access to education in native languages.
The European Parliament calls for the release of Mohamed Bazoum and causes a crisis in Niamey
The European Parliament has adopted a resolution calling for the release of Niger's President Mohamed Bazoum, sparking anger and tension within the Alliance of Sahel States.
Surprises at the PASOK Conference
The upcoming PASOK conference is expected to feature surprises, including a speech by independent MEP Nikos Farandouris who has publicly reached out to party leader Nikos Androulakis.
Proposal to Allow Students to Take Academic Leave Due to Mandatory Military Service
A Lithuanian parliament member has proposed amendments to the Education Law to allow students to take academic leave for mandatory military service without losing their student status.
Kenya plans to repatriate its 500,000 citizens settled in Gulf countries
Kenya is seeking to repatriate its 500,000 citizens residing in Gulf countries due to the ongoing war in the Middle East, requesting 400 million shillings from Parliament to finance the effort.
Moldova Parliament Denounces the Founding Agreement of the CIS
The Moldovan Parliament has denounced the founding agreement of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) in a recent vote, highlighting political divisions within the legislature.
Kaklamanis to Christodoulides: Our unwavering support and solidarity with Cyprus
The President of the Hellenic Parliament, Nikitas Kaklamanis, expressed unwavering support for Cyprus during his visit, reaffirming democratic solidarity from Greece.
Kaklamanis: "Cyprus is not and will never be alone"
The President of the Greek Parliament, Nikitas Kaklamanis, visited Cyprus to express unwavering support and solidarity from the democratic political forces of Greece amid discussions with Cypriot leaders.
Divorce without a Court. An Express Marriage Termination: Hit or Miss?
Poland's parliament has passed legislation allowing couples to obtain divorces through civil registry offices without court proceedings starting in 2027, drawing mixed reactions from legal experts and political factions.
Alliance of Sahel states outraged at EU demand to free Niger's president
The Alliance of Sahel states has condemned the European Parliament's call for the immediate release of Niger's detained former president Mohamed Bazoum, labeling it as interference in national sovereignty.
I. Vėgėlė and R. J. Jankūnas revealed what phrase about sanctions was said to them by J. Coale
US special envoy to Belarus, John Coale, met with Lithuanian officials, including Prime Minister Inga Ruginienė and several members of parliament, discussing sanctions against Belarus.
Katja Nyberg is now officially a political independent
Katja Nyberg has formally left the Sweden Democrats party and its parliamentary group, becoming a political independent amidst ongoing controversies including allegations of driving under the influence.
Justice forces the Parliament to display the Spanish flag "immediately and permanently"
A Catalan court has ordered the Parliament of Catalonia to display the Spanish flag prominently alongside the Catalan flag.