Pro-EU liberals see narrow win in Slovenia as key Italian referendum enters final hours – Europe live
Slovenia's liberal Prime Minister Robert Golob won a narrow victory in parliamentary elections, leading slightly over the populist conservatives.
Danish Prime Minister Explores Trump Effect and Anticipates Parliamentary Elections
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has strategically called parliamentary elections amidst concerns surrounding Donald Trump's actions and their implications for Denmark.
PHOTO FINISH ⟩ The Prime Minister of Slovenia Prevented a Triumph for Orbán's Friend
Slovenian Prime Minister Robert Golob declared victory in a close parliamentary election against the opposition conservatives.
Przemysław Czarnek: Should Poles Die Because Tusk Can't Handle Public Finances?
The article discusses Przemysław Czarnek's criticisms of Donald Tusk's handling of public finances in Poland, emphasizing calls for a parliamentary debate on the financial crisis.
Liveblog Rhineland-Palatinate: Miersch: Personnel debate not fruitful
Matthias Miersch, the SPD parliamentary group leader, argues against the personnel debate within the SPD, stating it's counterproductive and urging focus on significant topics instead.
Slovenian electoral drama: the "pro-Brussels" prime minister narrowly defeats Orbán's ally
Prime Minister Robert Golob's Freedom party narrowly won Slovenia's parliamentary elections against former Prime Minister Janez Janša's SDS party.
‘15-pyeong apartment, assets of 600 million’ Park Hong-geun... National Power says there’s nothing to question since he lives frugally
In a parliamentary confirmation hearing, opposition members remarked on Park Hong-geun’s humble finances, stating there was nothing to question due to his frugal lifestyle.
Parliamentary elections: Golob won a seat, but the fight for a majority is just beginning
In Slovenia's parliamentary elections, Robert Golob's Freedom Movement leads with 28.55% of the votes, while Janez Janša's SDS follows closely behind at 28.17%.
Election in Slovenia: The smear campaign backfired
In Slovenia's parliamentary election, the conservative party's leader narrowly failed to secure victory amid accusations of a smear campaign, while the ruling liberal party retained its position by a slim margin.
Referendum on Judiciary turns into electoral preview in Italy and pressures Meloni government
Italy's referendum on judicial reform has become a central political issue ahead of the upcoming parliamentary elections, significantly influencing Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's government.
Hema Malini questioned about pollution, the minister replied - CPCB is there
Hema Malini raised concerns about pollution during the parliamentary budget session, prompting a government response on the measures being taken to address the issue.
Center Party, Isamaa, and independent deputies seek the repeal of ETS2
The Center Party and Isamaa, along with independent deputies, have proposed a parliamentary motion to the European Commission and member states to initiate a comprehensive reform of the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS) and repeal ETS2.
Slovenia: Golob narrowly wins parliamentary election – but loses government majority
Slovenia's Prime Minister Robert Golob narrowly won the parliamentary election but faces challenges in forming a government as neither the left nor the right bloc holds a majority.
Slovenia election too close to call as PM claims victory in neck-and-neck race
Slovenian Prime Minister Robert Golob claimed victory in a tightly contested parliamentary election against Janez Jansa, with nearly equal support from voters.
Elections in Slovenia: Parliamentary election in Slovenia: No clear majorities
Slovenia's liberal Prime Minister Robert Golob narrowly won the parliamentary elections but lost the governing majority with his leftist coalition partners.
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.
Slovenia voted in a key showdown between the liberal government and a right allied with Orban and Trump
Slovenia held contested parliamentary elections that may determine its political alignment between a liberal and a right-wing government.
It's completely even in the Slovene election crisis – but now one declares himself the winner
Slovenian Prime Minister Robert Golob has declared victory in the parliamentary elections despite the official results still being too close to call.
The ultranationalist Jansa, favorite to return to govern Slovenia at the head of a conservative coalition
Ultranationalist Janez Jansa appears favored to lead a new coalition government in Slovenia despite his party achieving a technical tie with the current ruling liberals in recent parliamentary elections.
Marginal result in the Slovenian parliamentary elections
The Slovenian parliamentary elections are tightly contested, with the margin of victory likely decided by only a few votes as approximately 90% of ballots have been counted.
They removed a holiday. Now everyone denies that they came up with the idea.
The upcoming parliamentary elections in Denmark are now overshadowed by various social issues, including a removed holiday, as Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen faces scrutiny from both supporters and opponents.
Liberals of Prime Minister Golob Lead in Slovenian Parliamentary Elections
In Slovenia's recent parliamentary elections, Prime Minister Robert Golob's liberal party received the highest votes, narrowly surpassing the conservative party of former Prime Minister Janez Janša, according to voter surveys.
Dino speaks on anomalies in amendments sent to Codevasf and Dnocs and sets deadlines to improve oversight
Minister Flávio Dino has established new deadlines for agencies to enhance control mechanisms over the execution of parliamentary amendments in Brazil.
Voter surveys: Premier's liberals lead in Slovenia's parliamentary elections
Surveys indicate that Premier Golob's liberals are leading in the Slovenia parliamentary elections with 29.9% of the votes, ahead of Janša's conservatives with 27.5%.
Victory Predicted for Right-Wing Populist in Slovenian Parliamentary Elections
In Slovenia's parliamentary elections, a win is forecast for right-wing populist Janez Janša, a former prime minister convicted of corruption.
In Slovenia, door-to-door surveys predict a narrow victory for liberals in parliamentary elections
Door-to-door surveys in Slovenia suggest a narrow victory for liberal parties over conservatives in the upcoming parliamentary elections.
Narrow lead for the liberals given by exit polls in Slovenia
Exit polls indicate a narrow lead for the liberal party of current Prime Minister Robert Golob in Slovenia's parliamentary elections.
Karin Eriksson: A Danish Wealth Tax Gains Momentum – in Sweden
The potential introduction of a wealth tax in Denmark could have significant repercussions for the upcoming Swedish parliamentary elections.
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.
In Slovenia, the government has introduced limits on refueling at gas stations due to fuel shortages
The Slovenian government has implemented temporary refueling limits at gas stations in response to fuel shortages, allowing 50 liters per day for private vehicles and 200 liters for businesses and priority users.
At the demonstration at City Hall Square, people were encouraged to look their bacon in the eyes
A demonstration was held at City Hall Square in Copenhagen to raise awareness about issues related to pig farming ahead of the upcoming parliamentary elections.
Iran admitted serious damage to its plants and threatens to cause "irreversible destruction" of energy and oil facilities in the region
Iran's parliamentary president threatened to destroy vital energy and oil infrastructure in the region in response to potential U.S. attacks on Iranian power plants.
Iran warns of 'irreparable destruction' in the region if infrastructure is attacked
Iran's parliamentary leader threatens 'irreparable destruction' of critical infrastructure in the region if the U.S. or Israel attacks Iranian power stations or infrastructure.
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.
Today the parliamentary elections are being held in Slovenia: The campaign marked by a leftist corruption scandal
Parliamentary elections are taking place in Slovenia amid a significant corruption scandal affecting the left-wing party.
Slovenia: Heavy shadow of scandal concerning Israeli company's involvement in the elections
A scandal involving the Israeli company Black Cube threatens to overshadow Slovenia's parliamentary elections as leaked recordings suggest attempts to influence government decision-makers.
Mette Frederiksen's Social Democrats Remain Denmark's Most Popular Party - Clean Water and Wealth Tax for the Rich as Election Themes
Mette Frederiksen's Social Democrats continue to be the leading political party in Denmark ahead of the upcoming parliamentary elections, focusing on wealth tax for the affluent and environmental issues.
Election in Slovenia
Slovenia has begun parliamentary elections, with Janez Jansa, leader of the Slovenian Democratic Party, likely to win despite a past corruption conviction.
Parliamentary Elections Begin in Slovenia
Parliamentary elections are taking place in Slovenia, with Prime Minister Robert Golob's coalition facing opposition from Janez Janša.
Tight parliamentary elections in Slovenia: "A derby" between the liberal Golob and the pro-Trump Janša
Slovenes are voting in a closely contested parliamentary election between liberal Prime Minister Robert Golob and his conservative predecessor Janez Janša.
Tense elections in Slovenia: conservatives hope to return to power
Slovenians began voting on Sunday in tense parliamentary elections where conservatives led by Janez Janša aim to regain power after four years of center-left governance.
Slovenia: Trump-friend favorite in heated election
Former Prime Minister Janez Jansa is expected to make a comeback in Slovenia's upcoming parliamentary elections amid a controversial campaign.
"Now put it to me in an aggressive tone": this is how Congress deputies have started to use AI
Spanish congress deputies are beginning to utilize artificial intelligence tools to assist in research and oratory during parliamentary sessions.
It will soon be decided. Here is Altinget's final overview of who is expected to be elected
Altinget provides an overview of the forthcoming Danish parliamentary elections, indicating potential changes in party representation including the emergence of a new party, which could result in significant losses for established parties.
Media: Russian Intelligence Suggested Staging of Orbán Assassination
Russian intelligence reportedly proposed staging an assassination attempt on Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán to boost his party's support ahead of the parliamentary elections.
Washington Post: Russians Wanted to Help Orbán Before Elections, Intelligence Suggested Faked Assassination
Russian intelligence allegedly proposed staging an assassination attempt on Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán to boost his support ahead of parliamentary elections amidst declining popularity.
Paolo Cirino Pomicino has died: the former DC minister was 86 years old
Paolo Cirino Pomicino, a former parliamentary member and minister of the Democrazia Cristiana party, has passed away in Rome at the age of 86.
Three days before the election, Frederiksen proposes the biggest change to work life in over 100 years
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has proposed a significant change in work-life balance for parents just days before the parliamentary elections.
You Read Most About the Parliamentary Debate on Serbian Rockets, Mamdan's Tax Attack...
Last week, the most-read article discussed the parliamentary debate regarding Serbian rockets, alongside commentary on socialism and tax effects in New York.
Russian intelligence planned an assassination of Viktor Orbán. What were the Russians scheming?
A report reveals that Russian intelligence had considered an assassination plot against Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán amid declining public support ahead of the upcoming parliamentary elections.