Oriol Junqueras warns: "We are on the way to achieving all the resources and powers that bring us closer to a Catalan Republic"
Oriol Junqueras, president of ERC, states that their party is progressing towards acquiring the necessary resources and competencies for a Catalan Republic amid ongoing budget negotiations.
Both the government and the opposition stand by allies. The only parliamentary party criticizing Trump's strike on Iran
Israel and the United States launched a military strike against Iran, with Czech political leaders largely supporting the action except for one party that criticized it.
Samba, Herring and a Grand Party: See How Estonians Celebrated the Republic's Anniversary in Tenerife
Estonians living and vacationing in Tenerife came together to celebrate their country's 108th anniversary with traditional food, music, and a gala.
The government boasts about cutting funds to NGOs, but lets millions go to party institutes.
The Czech government announces funding cuts to non-governmental organizations while continuing to provide financial support to party-related entities.
Politics Celebrates Mrs. Pratesi
The Democratic Party in Italy celebrated 105-year-old Gianna Pratesi on social media for recalling the 1946 referendum where Italians voted on monarchy vs. republic, highlighting women's suffrage.
MP SPD: "Let’s not increase vaccination rates for the flu. I will tell Vojtěch about this."
A member of the SPD party in the Czech Republic suggests not raising flu vaccination rates and plans to address this to Minister Vojtěch.
PARTY COMPLETE! ⟩ First guests leave the Estonia Concert Hall
The Republic of Estonia celebrated its 108th anniversary with a presidential reception and concert at the Estonia Concert Hall in Tallinn.
Estonia's 108th Birthday: Heili Sibrits: It was a black-and-white party under the blue sky
The concert for Estonia's Republic Day was one of the most unpredictable in recent years, blending simplicity with complex themes.
MELUGALERII ⟩ The party begins! The celebration of the Republic's anniversary gains momentum in the Estonia concert hall
On February 24, a concert dedicated to the 108th anniversary of the Republic of Estonia will take place at the Estonia Theatre and Concert Hall in Tallinn.
National Dialogue in DR Congo: "The power must above all ease the political space"
Jean-Marc Kabund, a former high-ranking member of DR Congo's presidential party, emerges from prison advocating for an inclusive national dialogue to ease political tensions.
Czech Republic: Motorists Lose Power Struggle with President Pavel
President Petr Pavel appoints Igor Červený as Environment Minister, marking a defeat for the Motorist party led by Filip Turek.
Czech Republic: Motorists' Party Drivers for the Environment
In the Czech Republic, the motorists' party has appointed Igor Cerveny as the new Minister for the Environment amid controversies surrounding his predecessor's past social media posts.
Are you destroying the rule of law? Will you expel Babiš from ANO? Farský asked Vondráček
A political inquiry raises questions about the rule of law and party dynamics in the Czech Republic.
Close to politicians and a chance for business. Czech Republic has a connection to Republicans in the USA
The article discusses the Czech Republic's growing ties with the Republican Party in the United States, highlighting potential opportunities for business and political collaboration.
If the revelry of the Master bank shakes the Republic, the Republic is rotten
A recent party linked to the Master bank highlights deep-seated issues in Brazilian financial and political systems, calling into question their integrity and stability.
The tightening of residency for Ukrainians is postponed. Stricter conditions will come, promises Okamura
The Czech Republic has postponed stricter residency conditions for Ukrainians despite promises from the SPD party leader, Tomio Okamura, that they will eventually be implemented.
Jordan Bardella demands a "sanitary cordon" against LFI and qualifies Mélenchon as the "disgrace of the Republic"
Jordan Bardella calls for a separation from the LFI party in light of recent violent incidents involving its members.
Zimbabwe: FORUS Warns of 'Assault On the Republic' As Term-Extension Bill Fuels Backlash
The opposition FORUS party in Zimbabwe warns that a proposed Constitutional Amendment Bill extending presidential terms threatens the nation's constitutional order and democracy.
Continuation of the munitions initiative is supported by 62 percent of Czechs
A recent survey shows that 62 percent of Czechs support the continuation of a munitions initiative, with notable differences in support across political party lines.
‘Yoon Seok-yeol’s Proxy Jang Dong-hyuk’ vs. ‘Han Dong-hoon on the Side of the Republic of Korea’... Will They Succeed in Writing the Narrative of ‘The Hero’s Return’?
This article discusses the political tensions within South Korea's ruling People Power Party, focusing on the contrasting roles of Jang Dong-hyuk and Han Dong-hoon after Han's expulsion from the party.
The Party 'Republic' Changes Its Name Under Hermani's Leadership
The party 'Republic' will now be known as 'We Change the Rules' and will be led by director Alvis Hermanis.
Red caps are no longer in vogue, Czechs do not trust Trump. Only one party's voters have decent support for him
Czechs are increasingly losing faith in Donald Trump, with current trust levels comparable to those for Vladimir Putin, reflecting shifting political sentiments post-2020 elections.
"Sion is apolitical." ANO MP invited Babiš to his school, inspection found political advertising
Denis Doksanský, an MP from the ANO party in the Czech Republic, is under scrutiny for using his school to promote his political activities and inviting the former Prime Minister Babiš to school events.
The 'Republic' Party transforms into 'We Change the Rules' under the leadership of Alvis Hermanis
Alvis Hermanis has taken the helm of the newly renamed 'We Change the Rules' Party in Latvia, emphasizing the need for significant political changes to maintain national identity.
Happy Podcast: We are founding the most average party in the Czech Republic. Will we surpass Cuba?
The article discusses attempts to establish a new political party in Czechia that aims to be humorously referred to as the 'most average' party, potentially competing with Cuba's well-known political system.
This Day in History. The German Democratic Republic establishes the State Security Service after the example of the KGB
On October 8, 1949, the Socialist Unity Party declared the establishment of the German Democratic Republic, laying the groundwork for a totalitarian regime and the creation of the Stasi, or Ministry for State Security.
Stavanger AP advocates for the abolition of the monarchy
Stavanger's Labour Party endorses a proposal to gradually abolish the monarchy in favor of a republican government.
The Czech government survived a vote of no confidence after messages to the president scandal
The Czech opposition failed in its attempt to remove a three-party coalition government just seven weeks into its formation, as 84 deputies expressed no confidence while 99 voted against it, with 101 votes needed for success, amid controversy over SMS messages from the new foreign minister to President Petr Pavel.
The Czech government survived a vote of no confidence
The relatively new far-right government of the Czech Republic survived a vote of no confidence in the National Assembly, as the opposition failed to oust the three-party coalition after only about seven weeks in power.
Kuba showcased not only a new party but also his wife. She sees her husband only at the Castle
During the introduction of the new party 'Naše Česko', South Bohemian Governor Martin Kuba was accompanied by his wife Denisa, who emphasized her strong opinion of him amidst a backdrop of supportive colleagues.
Tens of thousands support the Czech president who refuses to approve the appointment of a far-right minister
Tens of thousands demonstrated across the Czech Republic in support of President Petr Pavel, who has refused to approve the appointment of a far-right minister due to his past racist and homophobic remarks, leading to a public confrontation with the party leader serving as foreign minister under Prime Minister Andrej Babiš.
This will not be liked in the ODS or anywhere else in the opposition. The young people said what they are doing wrong
Young KDU-ČSL leader Jan Grolich criticizes existing opposition parties and expresses aspirations for his party to become the main opposition force in the Czech Republic.
The president wants to run again, misusing SMS, says Zahradil. The party owes something to Turk
Jan Zahradil commented that the release of SMS exchanges between Motorists chairman Petr Macinka and presidential advisor Petr Kolář represents not blackmail but tough political negotiations, which are normal behind the scenes.
Kupka is powerful like Fiala, Ivan still has to wait. Influential ex-politician evaluates ODS Congress
Former ODS deputy Ivan Langer criticizes the party for its lack of preparedness for governance while welcoming Radim Ivan's candidacy as a refreshing change, despite acknowledging the capability of Minister Martina Kupka under Petr Fiala's influence.
"Bartoš holds the party together." But what about Prague? Pirates face a crucial battle
The Czech Pirate Party is at a critical juncture as it prepares for upcoming municipal elections while navigating internal challenges and voter expectations, particularly regarding the leadership decisions in Prague.
Senator Chalupský prefers to go to the Senate as an independent. 'The Free are joining with the SPD,' he explains the reason
Senator Jaroslav Chalupský plans to defend his mandate as an independent rather than as part of the Free party, citing their alliance with the SPD as his reason for leaving.
Pirates are to be part of the next government without Babiš. Our priorities remain the same, says Hřib before the congress
The Czech Pirate Party is holding a national forum to elect its leadership, with current leader Zdeněk Hřib emphasizing the goal of forming a strong opposition to Andrej Babiš's government.
We will not find a miraculous weapon, we must change and throw away the jackets and ties, says the ODS leadership candidate
Radim Ivan, a candidate for the leadership of the ODS, emphasizes the need for the party to adapt by discarding formal attire and reassessing its alliances and strategies.
We overslept. The ODS Congress must be critically dynamic. It will be a mess, say the regions
The upcoming ODS congress will not only determine Petr Fiala's successor but also whether the party can introduce new dynamics into politics or will cling to outdated methods that no longer meet modern needs.
Wag the Dog: Turk finally got a position, Babiš doesn’t want to hear about him anymore
Filip Turk, a key figure from the Motorists party, finally received a government role, but it falls short of his aspirations, leading to disappointment and pretentions of influence.
Very Visible Filip Turek / Even the Morally Indignant Czech President Cannot Push Him Out of Politics
Filip Turek, the controversial figure from the Motoristi sebe party, has faced political backlash and refusal from President Pavel to appoint him as Minister of Environment, despite former Prime Minister Andrej Babiš's defense of his candidacy.
Pointa N: SPD is like a dog that growls and eventually falls asleep
The article discusses how members of the SPD party have shifted their stance on giving the government confidence despite initially expressing serious doubts about it.
Pirates Choose a Very Peculiar Protest Against Babis's Government. It Involves Risky Walking
The Czech Pirate Party, under the leadership of Zdeněk Hřib, staged a unique protest against Prime Minister Andrej Babiš's government by walking backwards in the Chamber of Deputies, drawing public attention.
Weekly News Filter: Smer openly identified with the Republic and Mečiarism
The article discusses how Smer's explicit alliance with the Republic and its extreme elements has clarified the party's political stance under Robert Fico, undermining previous claims of distancing from extremism.
The Sion Case: "You can count on the amount." Emails accuse ANO politicians of untruths regarding school tuition supplements
Emails reveal that the ANO party members may have lied about the financial requirements concerning school tuition payments for the Balada family at Sion High School.
The new civil service law comes from years of discussions, defends ANO. It lacks guarantees and expertise, oppose the Pirates
The ANO party defends a new civil service law as the result of prolonged discussions, while the Pirates criticize it for lacking guarantees and expert input.
The ammunition initiative is not just a Czech matter. We had to reflect on it, says Havlíček about the shift in ANO
Havlíček discusses the need to acknowledge the broader context of the ammunition initiative beyond just the Czech Republic and the political implications for the ANO party.
SPD wants to limit protection for Ukrainians, ANO remains silent for now. Changes are to be announced by the government next week
The SPD party in the Czech Republic is preparing proposals to tighten conditions for Ukrainian refugees, claiming they take jobs from Czechs and worsen access to housing and healthcare.
The Split in Brno's ANO Has Consequences: Three Defectors Lose Their Positions in Committees and Companies
Three politicians from Brno's ANO party lost their positions in committees and companies after defying calls from the national leadership to exit the city coalition led by ODS.
Twisting the Dog: The President Will Not Appoint the Minister of Turkey. Are Motorists Going to War with the Castle?
The article discusses the intense political situation in the Czech Republic regarding Prime Minister Andrej Babiš, who is facing challenges related to the vice-premier's controversial thoughts on Ukraine, leading to increased anti-Ukrainian rhetoric from party leaders.