The Lithuanian Seimas will hold an extraordinary session on Tuesday to address President Gitanas Nausėda's veto of amendments concerning stricter requirements for basic education.

Ghana's GoldBod scheme is under intense scrutiny, with calls for a comprehensive audit of its operations, while a member of parliament defends the board's readiness to account for its activities.

The deadline for nominations for the Supreme Judicial Council from the Bulgarian Parliament is August 26, with candidates expected to be announced within days.

Bulgarian members of parliament are being recalled to work to prioritize the State Servant Law, which includes a 'test of integrity' for civil servants. This legislative effort aims to enhance accountability and transparency within the public administration.

Questions are being raised regarding the prolonged absence of a Kenyan Member of Parliament from their committee duties, specifically concerning the deputy chair.

Finnish parliamentary parties are holding meetings across various locations in Finland.

Multiple financial institutions have adjusted their stock price targets for various companies, reflecting changes in market valuations, acquisition news, and financial outlooks. These adjustments include both increases and decreases across different sectors.

The first Bangsamoro Parliamentary Elections, scheduled for September 14, will serve as a crucial test for the 17-year peace agreement between the Philippine government and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front.

The inaugural session of the Parliament of the Confederation of Sahel States (AES) has opened in Niamey, Niger, marking a historic moment for the regional body.

Ghana's Speaker of Parliament has referred two ministerial and three Supreme Court bench nominees to the Appointments Committee for vetting. The committee is expected to report back within five days of the recall.

Speaker of Parliament Alban Bagbin intends to admit a motion filed by the Minority seeking a parliamentary inquiry into alleged losses associated with the Bank of Ghana’s Domestic Gold Purchase Programme, with debate to follow after recall.

The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) could potentially secure an absolute majority in a state parliament on September 6, prompting questions about German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's plan to contain the rising influence of the far-right.

Portuguese parliamentary leader Hugo Soares stated that Chega and PS leaders, Ventura and Carneiro, are increasingly similar and lack the qualifications to lead the government.

Uganda's Parliament, through the Committee on Commissions, Statutory Authorities and State Enterprises (COSASE), has summoned top officials of Uganda Airlines. The summons are in response to audit queries totaling Shs1.9 trillion.

Members of the European Parliament have agreed to begin negotiations with the EU Council regarding the introduction of a digital euro. This initiative aims to allow citizens to securely reduce their dependence on third-party service providers.

Ghana's Parliament has reconvened for an emergency sitting to address urgent national matters. The special session is currently underway, with live streams available for public viewing.

Days before the Dutch cabinet plans to present a budget, there is no sign of broad parliamentary support from either left or right-wing parties.

Members of the Serbian Parliament concluded their work for the day and will resume their session tomorrow at 10:00 AM to discuss the budget rebalance and 58 other agenda items.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan delivered a scathing critique of Israel during an address to parliament, accusing international powers of cynically exploiting the "Armenian Genocide" for their own geopolitical motives.

Following a change in government, Hungary's Tisza party is now funding its 'Tiszta Hang' campaign newspaper using state support allocated to its parliamentary faction, a shift from its previous reliance on donations.

The Member of Parliament for Wa West Constituency, Peter Lanchene Toobu, urged Metropolitan, Municipal, and District Chief Executives to actively monitor projects under the government’s flagship Big Push Infrastructure Programme.

An opinion piece highlights the disconnect between public concern over the climate emergency and the 'surreal' responses from politicians, particularly a Tory MP, during a recent panel show.

Finland's Social Democratic Party (SDP) is reportedly planning a new defense tax. SDP chairman Antti Lindtman is expected to announce further details regarding the proposal at the party's parliamentary group summer meeting on Wednesday.

Montenegrin Parliament Speaker Andrija Mandić announced that the country will adopt a new Constitution after joining the EU, following the approval of amendments related to the Judicial and Prosecutorial Council and the Central Bank.

Increasing borrowing costs for the French government will necessitate 'serious' parliamentary discussions on the state budget, as the government seeks to balance deficit reduction with avoiding excessive austerity.

Multiple welfare reports were filed regarding Liam before a suspected crime, with ten alarms raised about his situation.

Richard Raši, the Speaker of the Slovak Parliament, has commented on the necessity of collecting funds for the treatment of serious illnesses, a topic that reportedly drew laughter from Matúš Šutaj Eštok.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu has called Russia's intention to lower the fee for Russian citizenship for Transnistria residents an 'act of desperation,' suggesting economic inactivity in the region.

Andrija Mandić, President of the Parliament of Montenegro, stated his conviction that Montenegro will adopt a new constitution after joining the EU, noting that EU partners recognize the current constitution's shortcomings.

The Hlas-SD party in Slovakia is proposing a constitutional amendment that would allow for the recall of parliament through a referendum. This initiative aims to introduce a new mechanism for direct democratic oversight.

A report details how Cyprus's parliamentary parties received over €11 million in public money in 2025, distributed through five distinct funding categories.

Robert Kozma, a Member of Parliament for the Green-Left Front, stated during a session of the Serbian Assembly that budget money is being irrationally spent on projects like Expo, Rafale aircraft procurement, and stadium construction, instead of being directed to other priorities.

The Iranian parliament’s committee has approved a provision that would allow Tehran to impose fees on ships from countries permitted to transit the Strait of Hormuz.

Teemu Keskisarja revealed in his book 'My Life in Parliament' that he considered challenging Riikka Purra for the leadership of the Finns Party.

A parliamentary committee in Sri Lanka has consulted with police officials regarding strategies to reduce overcrowding in the country's prisons.

Márton Hajdu, chairman of the Hungarian Parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee, left a predictable Brussels career to join the Tisza Party. He previously worked for the European Commission and the Hungarian Permanent Representation.

Parliamentarian Arvydas Anušauskas proposes amending the law to allow mothers of many children who were exiles to receive two pensions.

Liam Gallagher has issued a blunt response to rumors circulating about Oasis potentially headlining Glastonbury in 2027.

Top government officials from Kenya's Coast region have launched an extensive campaign to secure President William Ruto's re-election in the 2027 General Election.

A BIRN report titled 'Geography of Inequality' addresses the crisis of depopulation in Albania's peripheral areas. This comes months after a bipartisan parliamentary commission was formed to consider a new territorial reform, with socialists proposing a new map merging 15 small municipalities.

Justice Minister Costas Fitiris informed the Cypriot parliament that no 'honorary or special promotions' would be granted to police officers who are children of missing or fallen soldiers, in response to a question from an Akel MP.

A farmer was fatally shot in Maguindanao del Sur, Philippines, despite a gun ban being in effect for the upcoming parliamentary elections in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM).

Months after a bipartisan parliamentary commission was formed to review the need for a new territorial reform, socialists proposed a new map for the country's division, seeking the merger of 15 municipalities, addressing the crisis of depopulation in Albania's periphery.

Slovenian Members of Parliament are returning to their benches early, before the official end of parliamentary recess, to discuss proposals for referendums on social assistance, RTV contribution, and electoral law.

Ghana's Parliament is set to resume its five-day sitting today, Monday, August 24, following a recall by Speaker Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin to address urgent parliamentary business, including pending ministerial nominations.

Brussels is advancing a series of reforms to driving license regulations across Europe, aiming to improve road safety and establish a unified framework, with the European Parliament having given its final approval.

Taiwanese legislators have traveled to Japan to participate in the Asian Pacific Parliamentarians’ Union meetings, fostering regional parliamentary exchanges.

Ahead of Russian parliamentary elections, the opposition party Yabloko was barred from participating, and a prominent member was sentenced to 11 years in prison, raising questions about Putin's fear of a small opposition party.

President William Ruto has publicly stated his reasons for not being able to work with Rigathi Gachagua, who served as his running mate in 2022 and played a key role in consolidating support. This revelation signals a significant rift within the ruling political alliance.

Reports suggest that Prince William and Kate Middleton are not considering reconciliation or 'olive branches' in ongoing royal family dynamics. The article speculates on their current thoughts and public perception.

Kenyan President William Ruto is scheduled to preside over a passing-out parade for Prisons cadets.

László Kövér, the Speaker of the Hungarian Parliament, reportedly refused to shake hands with Krisztián Kőszegi, the Tisza Party's Vice-President of the National Assembly, at a commemoration event. Kőszegi claims Kövér deliberately denied him the handshake.

Ahead of an extraordinary session of the Parliament of Montenegro to vote on constitutional amendments, the Center for Civic Education (CGO) has sent concrete proposals to MPs to improve the proposed solutions, emphasizing that constitutional changes must substantively, not just formally, strengthen judicial independence.

Prince William has reportedly remained silent regarding his brother's return, while other European royal families, including Liechtenstein and Belgium, are also in the news.

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An opinion piece discusses William Watson's views on Mark Carney's decision not to sign a trade deal, deeming it positive, while criticizing 'war talk' and advocating for supporting industries affected by tariffs.

A delegation from the Friendship Group of the Parliament of Montenegro is on an official visit to Argentina. The visit aims to strengthen parliamentary, academic, and cultural cooperation between the two countries.

Parliamentary cooperation is highlighted as a crucial pillar in strengthening the relationship between Vietnam and Côte d’Ivoire. Top legislators from both nations emphasize its importance for bilateral ties.

Despite the cancellation of Wonder Man season 2, Marvel reportedly has a perfect plan to integrate Simon Williams back into the MCU's future plans.

Liam Nebel, an 18-year-old student from Brinell High School in Fagersta, Sweden, was remanded in custody for four weeks by the Västmanland District Court on suspicion of murder and attempted murder.

Jamie Lowther-Pinkerton, former royal mentor to Princes William and Harry, has revealed his mother's previously hidden MI5 intelligence work, drawing on her Auxiliary Territorial Service days and guarded secrets for his novel.

Israeli authorities have denied entry to two Swedish Members of the European Parliament from the Left Party, preventing them from continuing a planned trip that included visits to the occupied West Bank.

Pakistan's army chief, Asim Munir, held talks with Iranian officials, including Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf, focusing on preventing further escalation in the Middle East. Qalibaf emphasized that US bad faith hinders regional stability during their discussions.

Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev's party, 'Progressive Bulgaria,' secured a significant parliamentary majority after a large electoral victory on April 19, making him a formidable political figure.

An analysis suggests that Germany's parliamentary system is at an impasse, no longer adequately representing the will of the voters. This situation is detrimental to both the political parties and the country, prompting calls for open discussion on alternatives to rigid coalitions.

Balen Shah, who rode a Gen Z wave to power, is now facing street anger, parliamentary pressure, and party unease just 150 days into his term.

Chris Penk, arriving at Parliament for the first time since his sacking, refused to confirm or deny whether he had launched a leadership challenge against Christopher Luxon. His silence fuels speculation about internal party dynamics.

Ghana's Minority Leader, Afenyo-Markin, has filed a defamation lawsuit against Sammy Gyamfi and others over alleged extortion claims, while also stating his readiness to submit to any investigation. The Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) will assess the extortion allegations to determine if further investigative action is warranted.

The Manhyia North Member of Parliament (MP) states that the Blue Water Guards program, likely an initiative to combat illegal mining (galamsey), is not succeeding.

Ghana's Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin has committed that the Minority in Parliament will subject the nomination of outgoing Majority Leader Mahama Ayariga to rigorous scrutiny during his appearance before the Appointments Committee.

Ofoase-Ayirebi Member of Parliament Kojo Oppong Nkrumah is seeking a review of a Supreme Court decision that dismissed his application to halt criminal trials by selected High Court judges during the legal vacation.

Under criticism regarding job creation and rising prices, the BJP has instructed its Members of Parliament to actively engage with the public, following a meeting with PM Modi.

Ghanaian Member of Parliament Afenyo-Markin has publicly stated his readiness to submit himself for investigation into allegations of extortion.

Kazakhstan's pro-government party secured a victory in the parliamentary election, further consolidating the president's power.

President John Dramani Mahama has officially nominated James Agalga, the Member of Parliament for Builsa North, to serve as the Acting Majority Leader of Parliament in Ghana.

Kosovo is experiencing its worst constitutional crisis since 1999, with parliament failing to agree on a new president after three consecutive elections, leaving no immediate resolution in sight.

Serbian authorities are proposing legislation to regulate campaigning by public officials ahead of likely early parliamentary elections, but experts warn the changes are more cosmetic than substantial.

A cross-party parliamentary delegation from Japan has traveled to China with the aim of mending strained relations between the two countries. This visit seeks to improve diplomatic ties and foster better understanding.

'In a crisis that defines the future of our people and our country, Conservatives are ready to return to Parliament, to act with the urgency our people demand, and to put Canada first,' the…

Stand-up comedy giant Katt Williams is expanding his role with the PGA Tour Championship and has revealed his significant dreams for his own golf game.

Elections have been announced for the student parliaments of both the Faculty of Philosophy and the University of Novi Sad. Students will soon vote for their representatives.

Czech lawmakers are set to reconsider an amendment to budget laws that was previously rejected by President Petr Pavel. The ANO party asserts the new rules will not lead to excessive debt, while the Mayors party argues they will undermine effective financial oversight.

A new draft law on mass media, harmonized with European standards and establishing a new regulatory framework for the field, has been voted in its second reading by the Moldovan Parliament.

Independent Moldovan MP Vasile Tarlev stated in parliament on August 24th that he does not believe the Information and Security Service (SIB) report regarding the ammunition depot in Cobasna.

Factions in the Lithuanian Seimas are inclined to support President Gitanas Nausėda's veto to revoke stricter requirements for acquiring basic education, viewing it as a compromise.

The Romanian Parliament is currently debating a proposal to postpone the high school admission exam until 2027, sparking controversy within the Chamber of Deputies' Education Committee. Projects from the PNL-PSD parties are on the agenda for discussion regarding this change.

Lithuanian Liberal Movement leader Viktorija Čmilytė-Nielsen, who is also the Parliament Speaker, stated that the President's candidates for the LRT (Lithuanian National Radio and Television) council show the country needs to revisit discussions on public broadcasters.

Roads in Moldova will be evaluated at least once every five years under a new legislative initiative passed by Parliament, aiming to identify accident risks and hazardous areas.

Liam Nebel, an 18-year-old arrested for a school attack in Sweden, is reportedly part of the 'True Crime Community,' an online subculture that expresses misanthropy and idolizes killers.

Saša Magazinović, Chairman of the SDP Caucus in the BiH Parliamentary Assembly, met with representatives of the Srebrenica-Potočari Memorial Center's union organization, emphasizing that the truth about the Srebrenica genocide is immutable.

Opposition members of the Serbian Parliament have criticized the proposed budget rebalance, labeling it an "election-propaganda document" designed to bribe the electorate. The leader of the Free Citizens Movement, Pavle Grbović, called it a farewell session for the current government.

Moldovan deputies have convened for a plenary session of the extraordinary session from August 20-26, with 37 draft laws on the agenda, including 23 related to EU commitments for accession.

William Boyd's reluctant spy, Gabriel Dax, returns in "Cold Sunset," the third installment of the series, which combines psychological tension and paranoia with irony and humor.

The Iraqi parliament has established a diverse committee tasked with addressing issues related to the national budget.

Vietnam's Parliament has approved the division of the Ninh Thuan nuclear power project into three independent projects, a move aimed at restructuring its development.

A committee of the Iranian parliament has approved an article proposing transit fees for ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz. This move aims to strengthen Iran's institutional and operational role in the vital waterway.

A record 165 parties have registered to participate in this year's Swedish parliamentary elections, marking an unprecedented number.

Several parliamentary committees convened ahead of today's session of the National Assembly in Serbia.

The TVK party's deputy general secretary stated that the party would join the INDIA alliance once they secure parliamentary representation.

Big Thief performed their forthcoming triple album, 'Horsepower,' in its entirety at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, featuring guest artists like Iris DeMent and Lucinda Williams, marking a significant live debut for the band.

Sri Lanka is debating the controversial 22nd Amendment to the Constitution, which aims to reduce the powers of the executive presidency and strengthen parliamentary oversight.

Members of Parliament in Kenya have raised concerns and questioned the pest control board regarding the safety and regulation of pesticides.

Kazakhstan's pro-presidential ruling party has secured a victory in the country's parliamentary elections. This outcome solidifies the party's control in the new parliament.

Estonian Justice Chancellor Ülle Madise has garnered significant support to become the next president, with a recent poll showing 43% public backing and 74 Members of Parliament set to nominate her as a presidential candidate.

Corona hearings are continuing in the Netherlands, with this week's sessions focusing on the role of the Tweede Kamer (House of Representatives) during the pandemic.

Kenyan President William Ruto and former President Uhuru Kenyatta have engaged in a public war of words, with Ruto accusing Kenyatta of bitterness over the 2022 election loss. Kenyatta, in turn, asserted his right to speak out, escalating political tensions as the 2027 election approaches.

The Bulgarian judiciary has entered an election period for the parliamentary quota of the Supreme Judicial Council (VSS), with nominations from citizens, NGOs, and the academic community now closed and set for publication.

Pressure is mounting on the Kenyan government to honor a court award of Sh24 billion to the Kwale Sugar Company. A petitioner is urging Parliament to compel the National Government to settle the long-standing debt.

Animal welfare groups report that South Africa's commercial captive lion breeding industry is still operational, despite years of government commitments and parliamentary reviews to phase it out, urging immediate action.

As parliamentary holidays conclude, Slovenian parliamentarians are set to return to their benches next week, signaling the start of what is anticipated to be a particularly intense political autumn.

An NC Member of Parliament has dared their party to issue a show-cause notice amidst growing calls for their resignation.

PNL deputy Raluca Turcan announced that a bill to postpone the implementation of new high school admission exams by four years will be debated in an extraordinary parliamentary session.

A DNP Member of Parliament, Bojović, claims there is a 'complete breakdown of the system' within Montenegro's executive branch, specifically questioning the positions of ministers Đeljošaj and Jakšić Stojanović.

President Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan has sent a congratulatory letter to Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev on the successful holding of the first elections to the country's new parliament, the Kurultai.

Montenegro's parliament is set to vote on constitutional changes, while an investigation into the controversial awarding of the Thirteenth July Prize to writer Bećir Vuković continues more than a year later.

Uganda's Democratic Party is mourning the passing of former Kawempe Member of Parliament Sserunjogi, acknowledging his contributions.

Prince William, Catherine, and Prince George attended the traditional royal family religious service in Balmoral. This gathering follows the announcement of Prince Harry and Meghan's return.

An academic center in Nicaragua, along with students, professors, and members of the Iran-Nicaragua Parliamentary Friendship Group, held a ceremony to commemorate 168 students martyred by a US missile in Minab, Iran.

Europarliamentarian Eugen Tomac announced plans to initiate a European-level resolution to recognize the crimes of the Soviet totalitarian regime on August 23, the 87th anniversary of the Ribbentrop-Molotov Pact, highlighting the organized famine in Bessarabia as one of its tragic consequences.

Former Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta responded to current President William Ruto, stating that Kenyans will choose their president in 2027, while humorously warning against being called a 'sponsor'.

Kazakhstan is holding a parliamentary vote that is anticipated to further cement the power of the current president. The elections are also being watched for their implications on Kazakhstan's future foreign policy alignment with Russia, the EU, or China.

A Lithuanian article provides live comments and insights from parliamentarians during a session of the Seimas, the Lithuanian parliament.

As the summer season concludes, political activity appears to be re-emerging from a period of reduced engagement. The end of parliamentary holidays is noted as a factor in the renewed political discourse.

The Bulgarian Parliament is scheduled to convene an extraordinary session to finalize amendments to the State Law, among other important events in Bulgaria and worldwide.

An opinion piece argues that Labour's objective to establish a Parliamentary Budget Office, though potentially challenging, is the correct decision for New Zealand, drawing parallels to Australia's experience.

Former PKR vice-president Tian Chua is considering a return to Parliament and is reportedly eyeing the Batu constituency for a political revival.

Queensland MPs have returned to George Street for the first regular sitting week since the budget, with several controversial bills scheduled for debate or introduction.

An article discusses how Europe's commitment to Ukraine represents a significant gamble for the European Union, potentially shaping its identity, future, and the fate of parliamentary democracies.

Ghana's Parliament has presented the Democracy Cup to the Chief of Defence Staff as the trophy tour for the event begins.

A political story from Westminster describes a cunning plan by a seasoned political figure involving a Tory Member of Parliament.

New breach of bail laws in Queensland are set to be introduced to parliament as early as this week, following their approval.

South Africa's Democratic Alliance (DA) is under scrutiny for its defense of Mark Burke and subsequent withdrawal from parliamentary committees amidst allegations in the Kastelo affair.

A recent poll indicates that one-third of Germans wish for a return to cheap Russian gas, a sentiment benefiting the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party. The AfD is projected to win convincingly in Saxony-Anhalt, potentially securing an absolute majority in the state parliament, raising questions about plans to curb the far-right's influence.

Pakistan's joint opposition held its first parliamentary meeting and announced a collective strategy to address the country's economic crisis, political repression, and violence. The meeting was attended by leaders of various opposition parties.

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has allocated 11 million euros to rehabilitate the Chișinău – Căinari railway section in Moldova, following the ratification of a loan agreement amendment by Parliament.

Maroš Šarec, the European Parliament's permanent rapporteur for Montenegro, stated that the case involving the head of RTCG leaves a bad impression, emphasizing that any final judgment or decision should be respected for fairness.

A new report indicates that the public expresses a strong desire for Prince William and Prince Harry to reconcile their differences. The brothers' strained relationship has been a subject of public interest.

The Montenegrin Parliament has adopted the Law on Budget and Fiscal Responsibility, alongside constitutional amendments related to the Judicial and Prosecutorial Councils, marking significant progress towards strengthening the rule of law.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the atmosphere in the Dutch Parliament was not convivial, and clerk Roos felt she was not taken seriously.

Rupert Lowe, leader of Restore Britain, is reportedly earning as much from the social media platform X (formerly Twitter) for divisive posts as he does from his salary as a Member of Parliament. Critics argue that the platform financially incentivizes inflammatory content.

Portugal's Socialist Party (PS) has accused the government of 'creating fear' regarding the Social Security system and has called Palma Ramalho to Parliament to explain a report on the matter. The PS is seeking clarification and accountability from the government.

At the National Forum of Pedagogical Workers, dedicated to Moldova's 35th anniversary of independence, teachers, historians, and first parliament deputies discussed national identity and dignity, noting the journey from fear of speaking Romanian to freedom.

Lower Austria's Parliament President Karl Wilfing has been hospitalized in intensive care after suffering a heart attack. He was transported to the hospital by emergency helicopter.

A German SPD vice-parliamentary leader is expanding demands for market interventions, including a windfall tax and a fuel price cap, suggesting the oil industry is taking advantage of the situation.

Rahul Gandhi's political approach has become more combative, incorporating Gen Z outreach, parliamentary interventions, and surprise street protests. This shift follows the success of the Congress leader's previous campaigns.

Ghana's Minority caucus has filed a new motion seeking a parliamentary probe into an alleged $1.7 billion loss by GoldBod, while GoldBod denies claims of a GH¢1 billion overdraft from the Bank of Ghana and demands a retraction from Boako. Boako, in turn, questions GoldBod's reported GH¢907 million profit amidst the overdraft allegations.

Dušan Bajatović, a Socialist Party of Serbia MP, stated that the state budget rebalance, currently before the Serbian Parliament, is acceptable despite criticisms.

Iran's parliament has criticized former US President Trump for allegedly distorting remarks made by Qalibaf, accusing him of attempting to conceal a military defeat.

The Trinamool Congress (TMC) has approached the Supreme Court regarding the delayed decision on the disqualification of 20 rebel Members of Parliament. The court is scheduled to hear the matter on August 25.

Latvia's Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau (KNAB) has identified risks of unjustified receipt and dishonest use of public funds within the Saeima (parliament) deputies' expense compensation system, following an evaluation of the regulations.

Delegations from the Macedonian Parliament and Azerbaijani MPs are in Kazakhstan to observe the parliamentary elections. They are undertaking an observer mission in Astana and Almaty.

Sanou Dione, a former Member of Parliament, has penned an open letter to the President of the Republic, who is also the current ECOWAS Chairman, emphasizing the importance of adhering to the ECOWAS additional protocol and democratic values.

Vietnam's parliament has given its approval for the country's inaugural nuclear power project, marking a significant step in its energy development.

George Cottrell, an unofficial associate of Nigel Farage, has reportedly quietly shut down a company in Montenegro that was previously linked to payments made during the 2024 parliamentary elections.

The Bar Association of Montenegro has requested that two proposed laws be returned for revision before further parliamentary consideration.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has stated that a significant change in relations with Russia is inevitable, as he presented the government’s program in parliament.

Romania's new integrity law, specifically concerning the transparency of asset declarations for public officials, is back under parliamentary debate following a decision by the Constitutional Court.

An audit report has exposed significant irregularities concerning fuel usage within the Sri Lankan Parliament. The findings suggest a large-scale misuse or mismanagement of fuel resources.

Jovanović of Novi DSS stated his party will not participate in the current parliamentary session, while Ghana's NPP announced it will vet aspirants from August 31 to September 3.

An 84-year-old U.S. couple, William F. Baker and his wife, are contemplating selling Henry Island, their nearly 90-hectare private island off Cape Breton's coast, after owning it for 35 years.

Members of Parliament from Kerala belonging to the United Democratic Front (UDF) have declared a one-day hunger strike on August 26 in front of the Palakkad divisional railway headquarters, protesting the Centre's decision to bifurcate the railway in the state.

Ghanaian Minority Leader Afenyo-Markin has accused the government of intimidating NPP Members of Parliament and attempting to silence the opposition. He warned against 'you do me, I do you' politics and emphasized the need for the NPP's voice to be heard in Parliament.

The Platforms Project – Independent Art Fair, a major international event dedicated to artistic platforms and the independent visual arts scene, is returning for its 14th year at the Parliament's Tobacco Factory in Athens.

Finland has responded to Russia's request to ban protests outside its embassy in Helsinki during the Russian parliamentary elections.

CEC Raja and his Russian counterpart have discussed arrangements for a Pakistani delegation to observe the upcoming Russian parliamentary elections.

President William Ruto has accused his predecessor, Uhuru Kenyatta, of choosing to become an opposition leader and financing opposition figures. Ruto also claimed that Kenyatta had predicted his administration would not survive the economic crisis.

Parliamentary cooperation has been highlighted as a crucial pillar in the relationship between Vietnam and Côte d’Ivoire.

The newly elected Regional Executives of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in Ghana's Oti Region have committed to securing victory for the party's flagbearer, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, in the 2028 presidential election.

A Freedom of Information request has revealed that 65 publicly owned artworks, including a photograph of Benjamin Disraeli and an engraved portrait of William Wilberforce, have gone missing from the UK Parliament's collection since 2024.

In Slovenia, political battles are increasingly moving from the parliament to referendums, with the coalition optimistic about gaining political support for its agenda through victories in public votes.

President William Ruto asserted that Kenyans are discerning and can see through political slogans, insults, and empty agendas.

PASOK MEP Professor Nikolas Farandouris was honored with the Grand Cross of the Archdiocese of Zambia and Mozambique of the Patriarchate of Alexandria during his recent visit to Africa, where he represented the European Parliament.

Kenyan Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi predicted significant support for President William Ruto from the Western Kenya region.

Actor Hudson Williams shared a heartfelt tribute to his longtime girlfriend Katelyn Rose Larson, hinting at their future plans together.

Obuobia Opoku-Darko, Administrator of the Ghana Medical Trust Fund, shared the financial difficulties she faced after losing the 2012 parliamentary election in the Weija-Gbawe Constituency.

Prince William has not yet commented on his brother's return, as King Charles gathers his loyalists in Balmoral, Liechtenstein allows princesses, and Belgium acknowledges an illegitimate prince.

Kenyan President William Ruto has announced a reduction in fertiliser prices to Sh2,000 per bag, providing new relief measures for farmers.

UK Members of Parliament are urging action against Israel concerning the killings of journalists.

Leaders of five opposition parties without parliamentary seats in Türkiye held a meeting in Ankara, remaining quiet on future prospects but signaling a potential alignment.

Kosovo is experiencing an unprecedented constitutional crisis, as its parliament has failed to agree on a new president after three consecutive elections, with no immediate resolution in sight.

Nicaragua's Parliament has approved a proposed constitutional amendment aimed at rejecting international rulings and foreign laws, a move that will be put to a vote in September.

Croatian Parliament Speaker Gordan Jandroković stated that Ernest Petry's resignation from the leadership of the HDZ Ličko-senjska County organization was a logical decision. He added that the county organization would decide on his successor.

The National Day Rally 2026 in Singapore highlighted plans for the continuous renewal and strengthening of the team of Malay/Muslim office-holders and Members of Parliament.