Roberta Metsola in London - Meeting with Starmer at noon
Roberta Metsola, the President of the European Parliament, is in London for a series of institutional meetings, including a noon meeting with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
Yes to releasing documents about Andrew
The UK Parliament's House of Commons has approved the release of documents related to Prince Andrew's tenure as a trade envoy.
PM Modi will address the Israeli parliament; Speaker said 'the house will not be empty'
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to address the Knesset in Israel during his two-day visit on February 25.
The lower house of parliament approved a controversial industry bill
Iceland's lower house of parliament has passed a contentious bill regarding industry regulation.
Apartment, house in ล estine and land: What all did Milorad Pupovac declare in his property card?
Milorad Pupovac, a member of the Croatian Parliament, reported a new property card indicating a net monthly salary of 4,600 euros, along with various real estate holdings and other income sources.
Armed teenager dressed in battle gear arrested at the Parliament House
A teenager dressed in battle gear was apprehended near Iceland's Parliament House while armed.
Kondstandopoulou: Called ND members 'layabouts', refuses to withdraw
Zoi Kondstandopoulou, former president of the Greek Parliament, faced backlash as she labeled ruling ND MPs as 'layabouts' during a heated session in the House of Representatives.
Ghana: Speaker Orders Family Values Bill to be Re-Presented to Parliament
The Speaker of the Parliament of Ghana has ordered that the Proper Human Rights and Family Values Bill be rescheduled for presentation and consideration by the House, following a review affirming its constitutional validity.
Starmer faces PMQs amid pressure over why ex-No 10 aide friendly with sex offender was given peerage โ UK politics live
Keir Starmer faces questions in Parliament regarding the peerage awarded to Matthew Doyle, an aide connected to a convicted sex offender, amid allegations that the government is not taking child abuse seriously.
Nurses do not accept the funding of welfare areas - see the demonstration from the Parliament House at 12 o'clock
A hundred people from South Karelia, South Savo, and Kymenlaakso protested at the Parliament House in Helsinki, demanding changes to the welfare areas' funding model.
'The opposition is not allowed to speak in the House,' said Venugopal
Senior Congress leader Venugopal criticized the government's approach towards the opposition in parliamentary proceedings.
Official results: The LDP led by the Prime Minister of Japan secured a two-thirds majority
Japan's ruling LDP party has achieved a historic two-thirds majority in the lower house of Parliament, strengthening Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's political mandate.
LDP rides Takaichiโs popularity to supermajority in lower house snap election
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's Liberal Democratic Party achieved a historic supermajority in a snap election, significantly increasing their power in the lower house of parliament.
The Japanese Iron Lady grips the reins of power even more tightly after the elections
Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's coalition secured a two-thirds majority in the recent snap elections for the lower house of parliament.
Decisive victory for the ruling parties in Japan
The ruling parties in Japan, led by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, have achieved a significant majority in the lower house of the Japanese parliament.
Japanese Thatcher triumphs. Election results are in
In Japan's parliamentary elections, the coalition led by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, dubbed the 'Japanese Margaret Thatcher', achieved a decisive victory, securing 328 out of 465 seats in the lower house of parliament.
Japan Elections: Sweeping Victory for Takaichi, She Will Control Two-Thirds of the Parliament
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's coalition is projected to secure at least two-thirds of the seats in the lower house of Parliament after the recent elections.
NHK: Japan's ruling coalition won the so-called 'super' majority in elections on Sunday
Japan's ruling coalition, led by the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) and S. Takaichi, secured a 'super' majority in the latest elections, regaining strong control in the lower house of parliament.
Forecast: Japan's Liberal Democrats have gained more than half of the seats in the lower house of parliament
In Japan's recent snap elections, the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) led by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has secured more than half of the seats in the lower house, according to NHK's projections.
Polls close in Japan; Prime Minister's party backed by Trump expected to secure majority in parliament, predicts Japanese broadcaster
Japan's legislative elections saw the polls close with projections indicating that Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's party, supported by Donald Trump, is likely to secure a majority in the House of Representatives.
The US Ambassador believes the Speaker of the House has severely offended Trump
The US Ambassador to Iceland has expressed that the Speaker of the House of the Icelandic Parliament has deeply insulted Donald Trump.
Congress vs BJP in Parliament... Nadda said 'innocent child', Kharge said - Modi ji has you hostage
A heated exchange took place in the Rajya Sabha between Leader of the House JP Nadda and Opposition Leader Mallikarjun Kharge regarding parliamentary procedures and the conduct of the opposition.
Hanson returns, Hastie reads Art of War
Courtney Gould provides a weekly update on federal politics, focusing on Andrew Hastie's return to the backbench and the dynamics within Parliament House.
Repsโ committee slams MDAs for ignoring summons
The House of Representatives Ad-hoc Committee on Agricultural Subsidies has criticized government agencies for repeatedly ignoring its invitations to participate in investigations.
Opposition women MPs reach near the PM's chair
After the house proceedings were adjourned, several women MPs from the opposition approached the treasury benches, moving closer to the Prime Minister and other ministers despite attempts by ministers including Ashwini Vaishnav to explain the situation to them.
Member of Parliament Pรคivi Rรคsรคnen's hearing in Congress begins tonight in the United States
Pรคivi Rรคsรคnen is testifying before the U.S. House Judiciary Committee in Washington today regarding her controversial statements, which have led to a legal process in Finland concerning accusations of offending homosexuals.
Opposition uproar over trade deal with the US
In yesterday's session, an uproar erupted over a trade deal with the US, prompting Speaker Om Birla to remind members to maintain decorum in the House after a lengthy discussion.
This is why Pรคivi Rรคsรคnen is being heard today in the United States
Finnish Member of Parliament Pรคivi Rรคsรคnen is testifying today before the U.S. House Judiciary Committee regarding European threats to American freedom of speech and innovation.
Philippine Parliament: Charges Against President Marcos Baseless
The Philippine House of Representatives' justice committee declared that two impeachment charges against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. lack basis, amidst allegations of constitutional violations and corruption that he vehemently denies.
'Mr. Rahul Teach Your Members Discipline', Says Kiren Rijiju
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju asserts that the Leader of Opposition is violating house rules, complicating proceedings and setting a bad example for other members.
Ruckus in the House over Rahul Gandhi's Statement
During a debate in Indiaโs parliament regarding the President's address, a fierce argument erupted after BJP MP Tejasvi Surya accused the Congress party of neglecting the nation's culture, prompting Rahul Gandhi to reference a magazine related to a controversial matter with China, leading to further tensions and interjections from Defense Minister and other MPs about the official nature of the proposed content.
What did Giriraj Singh say about Rahul Gandhi?
Giriraj Singh criticized Rahul Gandhi for allegedly disrupting the decorum of the house and breaching rules, describing his behavior as childish and questioning whether he was advocating for funds received from China.
Agreement in the House: Unique Energy Island Will More Than Double Denmark's Offshore Wind Capacity
A political agreement has been reached in the Danish Parliament to realize the Energy Island Bornholm project, aimed at providing green electricity to both Denmark and Germany.
Norway: A Royal House, Three Crises
The Norwegian royal family faces multiple crises as it is revealed that Crown Princess Mette-Marit had ties to Jeffrey Epstein, while her son Marius Borg Hรธiby stands trial for serious charges, and the parliament votes on whether to abolish the monarchy.
The Assembly votes to reduce the funding allocated to local authorities by 4.9 billion euros, a surprise victory for the RN
The lower house of Parliament voted to cut the general operating grant to local authorities by 4.9 billion euros, marking an unexpected win for the National Rally party.
Japan's Prime Minister Takaichi plans to dissolve Parliament and call early election to strengthen coalition
Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is planning to dissolve Parliament's lower house to initiate a snap election and secure voter support for her agenda amidst high approval ratings.
The Egyptian House of Representatives begins its work after the 'longest elections'
The new Egyptian House of Representatives commenced its sessions following what has been described as the longest elections in the country's history.
The leaders of all parties in Greenland reject joining the United States
In a collective statement, leaders of all political parties in the Greenlandic parliament criticized the White House's rhetoric and expressed their desire not to join the United States, coinciding with remarks from Donald Trump about the Arctic island.
Japanese lawmakers demand more women's bathrooms in Parliament
Japanese female lawmakers are advocating for the construction of more women's restrooms in Parliament, with support from Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi due to a shortage affecting work in the Lower House.