Draft Law on Easing Fixed-term Employment Contracts to be Sent for Constitutional Review
Finland's parliamentary committee has decided to send a bill aimed at easing restrictions on fixed-term employment contracts for constitutional review, delaying its potential implementation.
The Opposition Accuses the Foreign Minister of Violating Parliamentary Law
The Icelandic opposition party has accused the Foreign Minister of breaching parliamentary laws.
Victims of the storm ask the TSJ to 'not apply' the parliamentary privilege to Mazón for being a 'fraud of law' and to investigate him in the court of Catarroja
Storm victims are urging the TSJ not to apply parliamentary privileges to ex-president Carlos Mazón, calling for his investigation in a lower court.
Who will win the elections in 2027? A new poll shows the favorite
A recent poll in Poland indicates that the majority of respondents believe either the Civic Coalition or Law and Justice will win the upcoming parliamentary elections in 2027.
Poll. KO, PiS, maybe another party? Respondents were asked not about declarations, but who they think will win the election
A recent poll suggests that the majority of respondents believe either the Civic Coalition or Law and Justice will win the upcoming parliamentary elections in Poland.
Commission will approve a project that may change the law and affect the auction of megaterminal
A parliamentary commission meeting will approve a project that could significantly alter port laws affecting a major auction.
PiS with the highest increase in support in the new party survey
The latest poll shows that if parliamentary elections were held this weekend, the Civic Coalition would win with 30.6% support, followed by Law and Justice at 23.5%.
This is how the mandates would be distributed in the future Sejm. Will PiS create a government with its allies?
A recent poll indicates that if parliamentary elections were held this weekend, the Civic Coalition would win, with Law and Justice in second place.
Why does PiS need a prime minister candidate now? Jarosław Kaczyński has a surprising plan
Jarosław Kaczyński's Law and Justice (PiS) party is set to announce a new prime minister candidate in Krakow, highlighting a strategic political plan as they look towards the parliamentary elections in 2027.
Latest survey before parliamentary elections. Gap between PiS and KO widens
A recent survey indicates that the Civic Coalition (KO) has increased its lead over the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party in Poland ahead of the 2027 parliamentary elections.
Chief of staff of former councilor in Porto Alegre arrested on suspicion of embezzling R$ 1.2 million in parliamentary amendments
The former chief of staff of Porto Alegre councilor Airto Ferronato, Vinícius de Araújo Pacheco, was arrested for allegedly embezzling R$ 1.2 million from mandatory parliamentary amendments.
Pistorius: No possibility of military participation by Germany in U.S.-Israeli attacks against Iran
German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius ruled out any military involvement of Germany in U.S.-Israeli operations against Iran during a parliamentary session, emphasizing the need to prioritize the protection of German citizens and diplomatic principles.
Nikos Androulakis: No involvement of Greece in Iran – Pre-session on the rule of law
Greek politician Nikos Androulakis stated that Greece should not be involved in the U.S.-Israel conflict regarding Iran and emphasized the importance of protecting Greek communities in the Eastern Mediterranean during a parliamentary session.
Rzeczpospolita Poll: KO Wins, but the Right Holds Clear Majority
A recent poll indicates that if parliamentary elections were held today, Donald Tusk's Civic Coalition would win, but the ruling party still maintains a strong majority.
Belarusian IT specialists under special conditions in Poland. Did Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki break the law?
The article discusses potential legal violations associated with the Poland Business Harbour visa program for IT specialists from Belarus, highlighting bureaucratic oversights and a parliamentary investigation.
Marcin Romanowski Received Money for His Parliamentary Office. 'Manipulation of Despicable Transfers'
Marcin Romanowski, a politician of the Law and Justice party, is currently living in Hungary under political asylum and has renounced his parliamentary salary, while still receiving funding for his office despite being pursued by a warrant since late 2024.
Radosław Sikorski asked internet users for their opinion. Such a finale was not anticipated.
Radosław Sikorski conducted an unorthodox survey on social media, asking his followers who should become the future prime minister of Poland if the Law and Justice party wins the parliamentary elections in 2027.
Electoral law, there is an agreement. Meloni: text in Parliament but we will not impose confidence
Italian political leaders have reached an agreement on a new electoral law aimed at ensuring stable parliamentary majorities, but Prime Minister Meloni has stated they won't impose confidence in Parliament regarding this proposal.
K. Mitsotakis: The cost of living is a priority for the government - 'Yes' to a preliminary discussion on institutions and the rule of law
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has announced that the government will prioritize addressing the cost of living and is open to a pre-scheduled parliamentary discussion on institutional matters and the rule of law, following a request from the leader of PASOK.
Japan's female Prime Minister opposes changing the imperial succession law
Japan's first female Prime Minister, Sanae Takaichi, has expressed her opposition to altering the imperial family's crown succession rules during a recent parliamentary session.
Venizelos on wiretaps: 'Cases do not close because the government wants them to'
Evangelos Venizelos criticized the handling of wiretap cases in Greece, asserting that such issues cannot be deemed closed simply due to government wish or parliamentary majority.
PF carries out search warrants at company and dealership linked to Fernando Bezerra Coelho and sons; operation investigates embezzlement of funds
The Federal Police in Brazil conducted search warrants targeting a construction company and a car dealership associated with former senator Fernando Bezerra Coelho and his sons in an investigation into parliamentary embezzlement.
Venezuela: 179 people released from prison with full freedom due to the amnesty law
A total of 179 people in Venezuela have been released from prison under the newly enacted amnesty law, as announced by a parliamentary commission leader.
J. Olekas: The LRT law project may be adjusted upon receiving the Venice Commission's conclusions
Lithuanian parliament leader J. Olekas stated that the new public broadcaster law may be amended based on the recommendations of the Venice Commission, which will be available before the parliamentary session starts.
Minister of Justice Jeong Seong-ho: I empathize with the legislative intent of the crime of law distortion... There is no possibility of the pardon law being unconstitutional
Minister of Justice Jeong Seong-ho expressed his agreement with the legislative intent behind the proposed crime of law distortion during a parliamentary meeting.
The parliamentary weakness of the Government stalls the reform of the 'gag law' agreed in 2024
The reform of the controversial 'gag law' in Spain remains stalled due to the government's parliamentary weakness, despite earlier agreements with opposition parties.
Venezuelan Justice Approves 379 Releases Due to Amnesty
Venezuelan authorities have approved the release of 379 individuals following the enactment of an Amnesty Law, a step indicated by a parliamentary figure.
Magalli Meda, opposition leader, denounces armed raid of her family home in Caracas
Magalli Meda, a key opposition figure in Venezuela, has reported an armed raid on her family home in Caracas by authorities, coinciding with the parliamentary approval of an amnesty law.
MTV: Kela Denies Support to Many Young People - "Against the Purpose of the Law"
Several welfare regions and Helsinki's child protection aftercare have reported Kela to the Parliamentary Ombudsman, claiming unfair denial of benefits for young people seeking financial support.
This is what the controversial alcohol protocol says, now there is a dispute over the meaning of the EU Commission's words
A Finnish parliamentary committee is debating a controversial alcohol law, sparked by revelations from EU Commission documents suggesting alternative methods for alcohol sales regulation in Finland.
Elections 2027. Kaczyński already has a list of prime ministers. And what is the Coalition doing?
As Poland gears up for parliamentary elections in 2024, political leaders, particularly Jarosław Kaczyński, are strategizing for potential outcomes, with Kaczyński reportedly preparing a list of candidates for prime minister should his party win.
Yoon, labeled as the mastermind of rebellion... criticism for undermining military-civil political neutrality
The court found former President Yoon Suk-yeol guilty of rebelling against the constitution by deploying military forces to paralyze the National Assembly, explicitly stating the purpose of the emergency martial law declared was to disrupt the parliamentary functions.
The European delegation assessing Spain addresses the 'attacks' on judges and the role of the Constitutional Court in amnesty, but the socialist wing sees the mission as 'instrumentalized'
A European Parliamentary delegation has arrived in Spain to evaluate the state's adherence to the rule of law amidst political controversies surrounding judicial independence.
V. Čmilytė: liberals will not return to the working group convened by J. Olekas regarding LRT
Liberalų sąjūdis in Lithuania has decided to withdraw from a parliamentary working group discussing amendments to the LRT law, citing procedural issues and chaotic operations within the group.
The technical amendment to the banking law is a farce. MPs brazenly violate the principles of law adoption
The amendment to the banking law in Slovakia has been criticized for including numerous unrelated changes, which are being approved in violation of parliamentary rules.
The Constitutional Court intervened / Suspended the effectiveness of the amendment concerning informants, which was supposed to help Gašpar
The Constitutional Court of Slovakia has suspended the effectiveness of an amendment to the Penal Code related to the testimonies of informants, amidst concerns it could benefit a parliamentary vice-chairman facing charges.
Piotr Szymaniak: The Constitutional Tribunal Should Be PiS-Style, or None
The Law and Justice party in Poland challenges the constitutionality of the rules governing the selection of judges to the Constitutional Tribunal, advocating for a legislative framework instead of parliamentary regulations.
The parliamentary committee supports a ban on fireworks
A Polish parliamentary committee has endorsed a draft law prohibiting the use of fireworks to protect animals, with potential legislative action expected soon.
The Constitutional Committee addressed the online sale and home delivery of alcohol - Here are the results
The Finnish Constitutional Committee has finalized its opinion on the proposed law regarding the online sale and home delivery of alcohol, stating that the law can be legislated through normal parliamentary procedures despite dissenting opinions.
Venezuelan Government Prepares for Historic Amnesty by Releasing Dozens of Opponents
The Venezuelan government has initiated a historic amnesty process by releasing several prominent opposition figures ahead of a parliamentary vote on an amnesty law for political prisoners.
Prime Minister Fico sees no room for electing Žilinka's successor in the current parliament
Prime Minister Robert Fico stated that there is no legal basis for prematurely dismissing the Attorney General without specific circumstances defined by law, casting doubt on the feasibility of electing a successor before the next parliamentary elections.
A 24-hour alcohol ban starts in Thailand during the elections – tourists frustrated with the law
Thailand has imposed a 24-hour alcohol ban during the parliamentary election weekend, frustrating tourists in the region.
Marek Migalski: PSL in the fight for the premiership for its leader
Marek Migalski reflects on the political dynamics facing the Polish People's Party (PSL) as it prepares for the upcoming parliamentary elections in 2027, especially in light of its historical stance against cooperation with the ruling Law and Justice Party (PiS).
Trump's spokeswoman: I cannot guarantee that some ICE agent will not be at the polling station
White House spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt stated that she cannot guarantee the absence of ICE agents at polling stations during the upcoming parliamentary elections.
Bauk: The Constitutional Court has 'cut off' Piletić so we can now call him Otpiletić
During a parliamentary debate on the constitutional court's decision regarding personal assistance law, Arsen Bauk accused the ruling party of neglecting people with disabilities, while the opposition demanded an apology from Minister Marin Piletić.
Amnesty Law proposed by chavistas in Venezuela does not include pardon for crimes against human rights
The interim president of Venezuela, Delcy Rodriguez, announced a new amnesty law that excludes serious violations of human rights and crimes committed over 27 years of Chavismo during a parliamentary debate.
Parliamentary free speeches marked by debate on the reception of handball players
The organization of a reception for handball players sparked a heated debate in the Croatian Parliament, with the left opposition claiming violations of local autonomy, law, and the Constitution, while the ruling party countered that the opposition's rhetoric resembled that of the Serbian president.
Poll. Civic Coalition escapes Law and Justice, Confederation - Confederation
A recent poll indicates that the Civic Coalition would receive 30.9% support in parliamentary elections, placing it ahead of the Law and Justice party despite a slight decrease compared to last month.
It's easier to track and freeze crypto assets than to recover a stolen bicycle
A recent presentation at the Parliamentary Team for Crypto Assets and Blockchain Technology highlighted the challenges law enforcement faces in recovering stolen assets, emphasizing the speed and knowledge needed for effective action against clever cybercriminals.
Parliament: Tension with Kyriakakis and Perka - The Deputy Minister Apologized
During a parliamentary session on the Transport Ministry's bill, tensions escalated between Konstantinos Kyriakakis and Peti Perka, culminating in an apology from the Deputy Minister following heated exchanges.