Zero Consumption Tax on Groceries: Prime Minister Takai's Commitment to Submit Bill in Autumn Extraordinary Session
Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takai announced plans to propose a bill to eliminate the consumption tax on groceries for two years in the upcoming autumn extraordinary parliamentary session.
The Government of Salvador Illa presents the Budgets without support and highlights its solitude in the Parliament
The Government of Salvador Illa has initiated the process to approve the 2026 budget without securing the necessary support from parliamentary groups.
Pekka Haavisto does not know the salary of his new job
Finnish politician Pekka Haavisto has been appointed as the UN Secretary-General's new special envoy to Sudan, leaving his parliamentary role in the process.
Song Young-gil: 'Running for Incheon Gyeyang is a return to my original ground... The will of the people and party members is important'
Former Democratic Party leader Song Young-gil reaffirms his intention to run for the Incheon Gyeyang parliamentary by-election, emphasizing the importance of the public and party members' opinions in the decision-making process by the party leadership.
'Voting followed the rules,' says CPI president about the breaking of the confidentiality of Lula's son
The president of the CPI investigating INSS, Carlos Viana, defended the committee's decision to summon one of President Lula's sons, asserting that the voting process adhered to parliamentary regulations despite government claims.
The government succeeded. The network bill has left the commission's freezer
The Polish government has advanced its network bill through parliamentary committees, aiming to reform the process of connecting new energy sources to the national electricity grid.
Ethics Council of Alesp opens process that could lead to the expulsion of Lucas Bove for altercation with female deputies
The Ethics Council of the São Paulo Legislative Assembly has initiated a disciplinary process against Deputy Lucas Bove for a breach of parliamentary decorum after a confrontation with female deputies.
PP and Vox mix in the commission of Les Corts the families of the deceased with agitators of hoaxes and skeptics of the judicial process
The PP and Vox parties in Spain are under scrutiny for their mixed handling of testimonies from the families of tragedy victims and dubious figures during a parliamentary investigation.
Will Ankara Succeed in Balancing Disarmament with Conditional Legislative Reforms?
Turkey's parliamentary committee has approved a report with a legal reform package aimed at transitioning the peace process with the PKK from a security-based approach to legislative changes.
Turkish Parliamentary Committee Approves Report Supporting Peace with the Kurdistan Workers' Party
A Turkish parliamentary committee has backed a report proposing legal reforms that coincide with the PKK's disarmament, aiming to advance a peace process after decades of conflict.
‘Legislative War’ Emergency Declaration by Han Byeong-do: "Holding Regular Sessions Every Thursday to Process Bills"
Han Byeong-do, the floor leader of the Democratic Party, announced plans to hold weekly parliamentary sessions to expedite the processing of legislation, particularly focusing on livelihood bills.
Bangladeshi Nationalist Party Declares Victory in First Elections After 2024 Unrest
The Bangladeshi Nationalist Party (BNP) claims to have secured enough parliamentary seats to independently form a government amid questions about the electoral process's integrity raised by the Islamist party Jamaat-e-Islami.
Epstein Affair: Why a Parliamentary Inquiry Commission Would Be Difficult (But Not Impossible) to Implement in France
The president of the National Assembly has rejected the idea of a parliamentary inquiry into the Epstein affair, citing the risk of conflicting with the judicial process.
Foreign Minister Barth Eide: The Oslo Process is Oversold
Norwegian Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide asserts that the Oslo Process has been oversold, in response to a parliamentary question coinciding with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas's visit to Norway.
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.
The Keys to the Constitutional Revision: The Proposals of New Democracy, the Critical Majorities, and the Election Factor
The article discusses the upcoming parliamentary constitutional revision process in Greece, highlighting the proposals from New Democracy and the expected ideological confrontations, particularly concerning the opposition's stance.
Coordinator of PRI deputies asks Sheinbaum's government to postpone or suspend electoral reform
Rubén Moreira, the parliamentary leader of the PRI in the Chamber of Deputies, urges the federal government to suspend the electoral reform process due to the country's current security and economic difficulties.
Constitutional Revision: The Anatomy of the Parliamentary Process – All the Steps
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has opened the 'folder' of Constitutional Revision, calling for significant changes to enhance institutional credibility and citizen trust, with specific focus on articles regarding ministerial accountability and the stability of public sector positions.
Constitutional Revision: The process, the next steps, the crucial number
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has initiated the process for constitutional revision, aiming for broader consensus in parliamentary procedures following the completion of the last revision in December 2019.
Budget: Sébastien Lecornu prepares for the final draft
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu is gearing up to finalize the state's budget for 2026 following three months of challenging parliamentary debates, striving to avoid censure during the adoption process.