Following Prague Pride, opposition MPs in the Czech Republic are preparing a proposal to allow same-sex marriage with full rights, a discussion that the largest government movement, ANO, is also open to.

Progressive opposition MPs in Greece have submitted a joint parliamentary question concerning potential legality violations, personal data leaks, and a lack of transparency regarding European funds and actions by the Attica Regional Unit.

The CRPF will conduct a professional post-event assessment of the Rapid Action Force's actions during recent student protests, following concerns raised by opposition MPs over alleged police brutality.

Opposition MPs visited Gandhi Smriti to pay tribute to students who died by suicide over the NEET leak.

Sonam Wangchuk has stated he will end his hunger strike if no punitive action is taken against the protesters. The CJP has called on Wangchuk to end his fast, vowing to continue the movement.

Opposition Members of Parliament are expressing growing frustration over the lack of transparency regarding the deal between the U.S. and Canada for the opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge, demanding the federal government release the agreement.

The Movement of Free Citizens (PSG) stated that only seven signatures were missing for 53 opposition MPs to formally request Prime Minister Đura Macut to propose the removal of Snežana Paunović to the National Assembly without delay.

Opposition Members of Parliament in Bangladesh walked out of the assembly in protest over the formation of a committee tasked with amending the constitution.

Opposition members of parliament in Serbia have called for public resources to be equally accessible to all political actors under the same conditions. This demand was made during discussions on amendments to the Law on Financing Political Activities.

Opposition MPs in Serbia raised concerns during a debate on the Law on Weapons and Ammunition, arguing against police officers having discretionary power to deny weapon permits, while the minister noted an appeal process exists.

The head of the Albanian Socialist Party's parliamentary group, Taulant Balla, claimed that the Kremlin is involved in the ongoing protests in Tirana, suggesting that opposition MPs avoided a parliamentary session due to fear of being targeted.

Dušan Kostadinović, Secretary General of the Democratic Party (DS), called on opposition members of parliament who are 'faking parliamentary debate' with Aleksandar Vučić's regime to face the same political fate as 'puppet MPs'.

Two Serbian opposition MPs were expelled from a parliamentary session by Speaker Ana Brnabić during a debate on amendments to judicial laws. The extraordinary session of the Assembly is continuing.

Opposition Members of Parliament in Iceland are reportedly not receiving information regarding the specific defense-related matters to which funds, claimed by the government to be around 40 million last year, have been allocated.

A new media bill, expected to become law soon in Iceland, is causing concerns among various opposition members of parliament regarding its implications for democracy.

Opposition Members of Parliament in Bangladesh are seeking the formation of a parliamentary taskforce to address the various issues and challenges faced by expatriates.

An Estonian coalition MP, Kalle Laanet, has joined opposition MPs from Isamaa in sending a letter to the Interior Minister seeking clarification on the oversight mechanisms for surveillance agencies.

Opposition MPs in Iceland criticized the Speaker of Althingi for scheduling a parliamentary session during the Seamen's Day weekend, calling it 'disrespectful to seamen'.

The Slovak Ministry of Education has filed a criminal complaint against Progressive Slovakia MPs for alleged false accusation regarding the EU-funded scientific project X-Rock. This escalates a conflict between the opposition and the ministry into a legal battle.

Slovak government and opposition MPs will convene for a parliamentary session where the opposition plans to initiate a no-confidence vote against Defense Minister Robert Kaliňák.

Croatian opposition MPs, including Ivana Kekin, criticized the government over the state of the judiciary following the tragic murder of a 19-year-old in Drniš, while ruling party members called for better system connectivity.

Reports indicate that the Sri Lankan government is considering extending invitations to Members of Parliament from the opposition, potentially signaling a move towards broader political engagement.

The Progressive Slovakia movement is intensifying its efforts to abolish the transaction tax, with opposition MPs Michal Truban and Štefan Kišš arguing that the measure hinders economic growth and deters foreign investors.

The Parliament of Montenegro has adopted several legislative acts, including amendments to the Law on Higher Education and laws on forests, with votes from the majority, but without the presence of opposition MPs.

New Zealand minister Shane Jones has defended his controversial "butter chicken tsunami" immigration remarks, citing hyperbole for public debate despite criticism from Indian community leaders and opposition MPs.

The Albanian Parliament is holding its next plenary session today, featuring several interpellations by opposition MPs, including those directed at Prime Minister Edi Rama and Deputy Minister Koçiu.

Opposition Members of Parliament in Thailand have launched a strong attack on the government, accusing it of benefiting from poor oil management, ignoring fuel hoarding, and lacking transparency in the energy sector.

Several coalition and opposition MPs say Estonia's long-awaited Climate Resilient Economy Act will not be adopted before the parliamentary elections due to a lack of time.

Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis extensively discussed the OPAPKEPE case in an interview, warning opposition MPs against accusing New Democracy members of favoritism, threatening to expose their messages on Twitter.

A group of Moldovan opposition deputies held a meeting in Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, with the leadership of several parliamentary factions, including the ruling 'Georgian Dream' party.

An analysis of 2024 income tax declarations reveals that a majority of Malta's Opposition MPs are financially better off remaining in their current roles rather than transitioning into government positions.

Opposition Members of Parliament in India are urging the Centre to clear the Oscar-nominated film 'The Voice of Hind Rajab' on the Gaza conflict, raising concerns over hurdles posed by the Central Board of Film Certification.

Croatian opposition MPs Dragana Jeckov and Nikola Grmoja have condemned a Zagreb court's decision to give a conditional sentence to a Moroccan man who attacked a policewoman, calling it scandalous and shameful.

Opposition parties Center and Isamaa, along with independent Members of Parliament in Estonia's Riigikogu, plan to file a draft statement proposing a thorough reform of the Emissions Trading System (ETS) and the repeal of ETS2 to the European Commission.

Opposition MPs in Iceland, primarily from the Independence Party, demanded a delay in voting on the social security bill following a recent interest rate hike, arguing it's unacceptable to proceed under current economic conditions.

The Lok Sabha revoked the suspension of eight Opposition MPs through a voice vote after Congress leader K. Suresh expressed regret over their conduct

The suspension of eight opposition MPs from the Lok Sabha is likely to be revoked on Tuesday, sources said, citing a decision taken at a meeting convened by Speaker Om Birla.

Zenović expresses hope for the finalization of Montenegro's EU accession agreement by the end of the year, despite concerns over opposition MPs leaving parliamentary committee leadership positions.

The House discussed the working of the Ministry of Rural Development, and Deputy Chairman Harivansh says that the Minister will reply “subsequently.”

Rahul Gandhi alleged that the Prime Minister is panicked because of the Epstein files issue and the Adani Case in the U.S.

The Ethics Secretariat of the Albanian Parliament has expelled Democratic Party MPs Gazment Bardhi and Klevis Balliu for 10 days following a recent session, after the Socialist Party requested disciplinary action against them.

Opposition MPs in Hungary could face up to three years in prison for using smoke bombs during a protest against stricter assembly laws, with one MP arguing it was a legitimate form of protest.

Opposition MPs in Iceland repeatedly criticized the Welfare Committee for approving a bill linking social security benefits to the wage index amidst disagreement and without sufficient review.

The Belgian justice system is on the brink of chaos as the new Penal Code is set to come into force on April 8, with magistrates and opposition MPs raising major concerns about delays in voting on the texts.

Opposition MPs in Slovakia are criticizing Prime Minister Robert Fico for his decision to halt electricity supplies to Ukraine, arguing that it damages Slovakia's international reputation and supports the aggressor.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán accused Brussels of favoring Ukraine in oil deliveries, calling it interference in domestic elections. Opposition MPs criticized the government for economic and social problems.

A "Lungiwala" remark caused significant uproar in the Rajya Sabha, with opposition MPs calling it an attack on South Indian culture, though the speaker clarified her intent.

A political showdown has escalated between India's Congress and BJP parties over police action at Jantar Mantar, with opposition MPs accusing Home Minister Amit Shah of ordering the use of lethal force against protesters.

Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim announced that federal development allocations for Petaling Jaya and Subang are still available, but clarified that these funds would not be channeled through Members of Parliament who oppose the government.

Rahul Gandhi, alongside other opposition Members of Parliament, staged a protest at Gandhi Smriti to express solidarity with students, assuring them of the opposition's full support for their demands.

The Indian Parliament's monsoon session is facing disruptions as opposition MPs staged protests, dressed in black, to demonstrate against the Centre's handling of student protests and alleged irregularities in examinations.

Several opposition members of parliament in Hungary had their microphones muted during a session. Fidesz politicians requested to speak due to personal involvement but the Speaker removed their speaking rights for not starting with their justification.

Federal officials are withholding details about the Canada-U.S. agreement for the opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge, prompting opposition MPs to demand answers to lingering questions.

Hungary has passed controversial constitutional amendments, described as a 'Day of Mourning,' which include provisions to remove the president and head of the Constitutional Court, ban opposition MPs, and grant extensive powers to a new asset recovery body.

Montenegro's Parliament is expected to vote on the election of two candidates for the Constitutional Court today, with some sources suggesting a vote on the Constitution itself might also occur. Opposition MPs have expressed their positions on the matter.

Republika Srpska Finance Minister Zora Vidović sharply responded to opposition members during a debate in the National Assembly of Republika Srpska.

During a Hungarian parliamentary session, Péter Magyar raised questions for Balázs Hankó, while Fidesz applauded Ágnes Forsthoffer, and political discussions included references to Gyurcsány. Magyar also claimed Fidesz's support is at 19% and criticized some opposition MPs.

Opposition MPs in the Vojvodina Assembly claimed that dismissals in the provincial administration, officially explained as job rationalization, are actually political retaliation against unsuitable personnel. They stated that the ruling party is conducting a purge.

Following pressure from the President of the Republic and the opposition, standard-bearers with stars are now welcome at the Republic Square celebration, leading to increased participation from opposition MPs.

The first half-year of the new Czech Parliament has seen a continuation of a tense atmosphere, with opposition MPs accusing coalition members of rougher behavior and alleged attacks on female parliamentarians.

Former Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia deputy president and Larut MP, Hamzah Zainudin, attended a meeting of Opposition Members of Parliament hosted by PAS in Kuala Lumpur.

Opposition Members of Parliament are accusing Minister Champagne of voting on a proposed high-speed rail project despite having previously vowed not to participate in such decisions due to a potential conflict of interest.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk addressed the Sejm, cautioning opposition MPs about a rising and dangerous wave of animosity towards others and foreigners, suggesting it could eventually turn against them.

Opposition MPs and allies in Thailand have petitioned for a Supreme Court-led inquiry into the National Anti-Corruption Commission's dismissal of a concealed shareholding complaint against former transport minister Saksayam Chidchob.

Albania's Constitutional Court has rejected a request from 38 opposition MPs to compel the Parliament to establish an investigative commission into the 'McGonigal' case, involving former FBI agent Charles McGonigal.

Opposition Members of Parliament in Sri Lanka have called for the establishment of a select committee to investigate the recent fluctuation of the national currency, the rupee.

Opposition MPs in the Serbian Parliament debated the responsibility of Minister Dačić in the 'Senjak' case, suggesting he should have resigned. The session also continued discussions on proposed changes to electoral laws.

Government MPs in the Czech Republic plan to discuss a resolution regarding the Sudeten German Compatriots' Association congress in Brno, but opposition MPs have stated they will not participate, calling it a 'disgrace'.

Serbian opposition MPs and representatives of the Association of Judicial Assistants met with the Venice Commission to discuss concerns regarding the Judicial Academy. They expressed fears that the academy could become the sole pathway for the selection of judges and prosecutors.

Opposition MPs Jelena Spirić from the Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP) and Đorđe Stanković from the People's Movement of Serbia stated in Parliament that one in five people in Serbia are at risk of poverty. They criticized the government's economic policies.

Serbian opposition members of parliament, following visits to Berlin, Stockholm, and Barcelona, stated that "everyone is aware that with Vučić there is neither peace nor law." They expressed their views on the current political situation in Serbia.

Opposition Members of Parliament staged a walkout as parliamentary debate intensified over the controversial July Memorial Museum Bill.

In Sri Lanka, the Speaker and Parliament Secretariat have remained silent regarding opposition MPs allegedly using unparliamentary language, according to Bimal.

Opposition MPs from Progressive Slovakia are re-submitting an amendment to the school law aimed at facilitating school enrollment and support for children with health disabilities. The proposal seeks to improve accessibility and assistance for these students.

Albania's Socialist Party has requested disciplinary measures against opposition MPs Flamur Noka, Elda Hoti, and Albana Vokshi, including a 60-day exclusion for Noka, following tensions in a recent parliamentary session.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu ironically commented on the opposition's letter to international organizations seeking support for Gagauzia, noting that opposition MPs did not ask him to sign it.

Reporters from the Monitoring Committee of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) are meeting with Serbian officials and opposition representatives in Belgrade, where opposition MPs have stated that democratic space is systematically narrowing and mechanisms are not respected.

Lok Sabha MPs pledged to uphold decorum as Speaker revoked the suspension of eight opposition members, emphasizing cooperation and dignity in the House.

Serbian opposition MPs met with the Venice Commission to criticize the 'Mrdić's Laws' on judiciary, with the European Commission now expecting Serbia to suspend their application until the Venice Commission delivers its opinion.

A consensus has been reached to revoke the suspension of eight Opposition Members of Parliament, with parties agreeing on terms that include refraining from entering the Well of the House or protesting at the Secretary General's desk.

Serbia's Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP) announced that three female members of parliament have been summoned for questioning, alleging that the prosecution is targeting political opponents of the government. The party claims this is a politically motivated action.

The House leader has stated that the Liberal Party is actively trying to persuade opposition Members of Parliament to cross the floor and join their ranks.

Opposition Members of Parliament have accused the Narendra Modi government of failing to address rural distress, while BJP members countered that the government is committed to building strong villages.

Opposition MPs in Estonia believe Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna disregarded the Riigikogu Foreign Affairs Committee's position in his comments on the Iran conflict and criticized EU foreign policy.

Representatives of several opposition parties announced that after a meeting with Council of Europe Secretary General Alan Berset, the body will insist on stopping the implementation of Mrdić's laws.

Opposition MPs in Slovakia sought to discuss forest exploitation and timber sales abroad with the management of Lesy SR (State Forests of the Slovak Republic) but were denied a meeting, leading them to accuse the management of arrogance and ignorance.

The request by opposition MPs to continue the work of the committee investigating OPAP, in order to allow for cross-examination of witnesses and the summoning of new ones, was rejected by a vote of 17 to 13.

Several opposition MPs brought up the case of the poisonings at Samsung's Hungarian plant in parliament. The PM himself also responded to their inquiries, but he failed to comment on the most importan

Several opposition MPs raised concerns about alleged pollution at the Samsung factory in Göd during a parliamentary session. Prime Minister Viktor Orbán personally responded, stating that any contamination occurred only within the factory's closed spaces.

Opposition Members of Parliament staged a protest in Parliament over alleged theft of donations at the Ram temple and the police action taken against students.

The Czech Constitutional Court has dismissed a complaint from opposition MPs Adriana Chochelová and Irena Ferčíková Konečná, whose travel to a European Parliament meeting was not approved by a parliamentary committee.

Opposition MPs in Albania blocked the parliament to prevent the presentation of a report on the Socialist Party's Territorial Reform 2.0, which proposes changes to municipalities and risks their merging, arguing the report was unilaterally drafted by the majority.

Opposition Members of Parliament in India staged a 'Black Day' protest, condemning alleged police brutality against student protesters. Shashi Tharoor also wrote an article emphasizing the need for Parliament to address the unrest.

The Serbian Parliament is scheduled to hold a no-confidence vote against the government on Monday, though opposition MPs have yet to receive official confirmation. This session will address the motion of no confidence filed by opposition parties.

Opposition Members of Parliament in Bangladesh are demanding that the Awami League be tried as a party at the International Crimes Tribunal (ICT).

Opposition members of parliament in Serbia proposed amendments to the Law on Financing Political Activities, seeking to lower the maximum amounts of funds allowed for election campaigns.

Vihreiden kansanedustaja Saara Hyrkkö vaatii Orpoa astumaan esiin ja selvittämään asiaa.

Opposition MPs in the Serbian parliament have criticized several proposed laws, including the 'parent-caregiver law' and the 'arms and ammunition law,' stating they disarm Serbia and arm criminals.

Opposition MPs in Thailand have criticized the government's 10.3-billion-baht budget transfer bill, arguing it will have minimal economic impact and questioning its spending priorities.

A scandal at the Southern Hospital in Poland is expected to lead to changes within the government, potentially jeopardizing the position of the Minister of Health. Opposition MPs have highlighted concerns about potential fraud and mismanagement at the hospital.

Hungarian Prime Minister Magyar has vowed to 'free the country from economic and political mafia' by removing half of the opposition MPs and firing the President and Head of the Constitutional Court. This declaration signals a significant political shake-up.

Three opposition MPs in Iceland have requested the Speaker of Althingi to convene the Foreign Affairs Committee following new information revealed by a former minister in an interview.

A Serbian parliamentary committee has fined two opposition Members of Parliament, Marinika Tepić and Zdravko Ponoš. The committee also approved new employment for the Commissioner.

Icelandic government ministers and opposition MPs clashed in Althingi today over whether the financial plan needed to be updated due to changed assumptions, with one minister advocating for a balanced budget 'no matter the cost'.

The Prime Minister of Bangladesh has pledged full support for development work undertaken by opposition Members of Parliament.

Slovak opposition MPs from PS, SaS, and KDH criticize the government's handling of the Prešov hospital construction, accusing ministers of arrogance and overestimating their capabilities, stating that a hospital cannot be built in two years like in China.

Analyst Edvin Kulluri openly challenged Democratic Party leader Sali Berisha and opposition MPs regarding their efforts to overthrow the Rama government.

A call has been made to foster collaboration with local leaders and members of parliament from the opposition, suggesting a need for broader political engagement.

Albanian Democratic Party MPs Ina Zhupa and Ivi Kaso met with Scott Bates, NDI's regional director for Europe, discussing that EU integration requires a functional democracy.

A debate erupted in the Albanian Parliament between opposition MPs and Speaker Niko Peleshi regarding the presence of Republican Guard employees in the plenary hall. The confrontation began after MP Albana Vokshi demanded the Guard's removal, calling it an illegal presence.

The Justice Minister has indicated openness to expanding the legal definition of sexual deepfakes, a move also being considered by opposition Members of Parliament, amidst warnings about the rise of AI-generated sexual images.

Opposition parties in Serbia, including 'Novo lice Srbije' and DS, have made claims of threats and assaults against their members and whistleblowers. These allegations include an SNS member reportedly threatening opposition MPs and a sanitation company whistleblower being assaulted.

A Collegium meeting is currently underway, but members of the DS, New DSS, and Monarchist parties are notably absent. This indicates a boycott by several opposition MPs.

Taulant Balla, head of the Socialist Party parliamentary group in Albania, ironically criticized opposition MPs for their initiatives being voted against. He expressed openness for discussions but noted the opposition's lack of sustained engagement.

Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis stated he would publish requests for favors ("rousfetia") from opposition MPs if they criticize his New Democracy party colleagues. He emphasized that political mediation is not new.

Opposition Members of Parliament in Sri Lanka have called on the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to reduce taxes and tariffs, advocating for economic relief measures.

Tense moments unfolded in the Albanian Parliament as opposition MPs rose from their seats and blocked the rostrum, with a Democratic Party deputy attempting to take a card from socialist MP Bora Muzhaqi.

During an afternoon session in the Albanian Parliament, majority and opposition MPs raised numerous concerns regarding issues in their electoral areas, such as water quality, electricity shortages, and price increases, while ministers reportedly remained indifferent and left the session before its conclusion.

Opposition MPs Dragana Rakić and Danijela Nestorović, facing trial alongside Jelena Milošević for assaulting an official at a Novi Sad protest on November 20, 2024, stated they believe they are being singled out as an example to intimidate citizens.

Opposition members of Iceland's parliament protested a proposal by the Speaker to extend a parliamentary session, citing festivities related to the Farmers' Parliament as the reason for the extension.

The Education Ministry plans to implement a UGC-like funding mechanism under the new Shiksha Adhishthan, aiming to separate grant disbursal from regulation, though opposition MPs have raised concerns about centralisation.

Three opposition members of parliament, Danijela Nestorović, Jelena Milošević, and Dragana Rakić, are currently being questioned at the Novi Sad prosecutor's office on suspicion of certain actions, which they describe as a 'purely political process'.

Caretaker govt system restored automatically  The Daily Star

During a plenary session in the Albanian Parliament to vote on authorizing the arrest of Belinda Balluku, opposition MPs displayed protest banners with messages like 'Resignation' and 'Technical Government', while a guard was notably positioned near Taulant Balla.

Only words Birla ji has for us, 'No, No, No': Opposition MPs

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán stated that Hungary is currently in excellent condition during a parliamentary session where opposition MPs questioned him on various issues, including the Völner-Schadl case, the Szőlő Street reformatory scandal, child protection, and Hungarian-Ukrainian conflicts.

The Socialist Party Parliamentary Group has requested disciplinary measures against Democratic Party MPs Gazment Bardhi and Klevis Balliu, accusing them of obstructing parliamentary proceedings.

Ten opposition MPs contributed to People First party formation efforts  The Fiji Times

Opposition MPs from the DPS and SD parties disrupted parliamentary debate on proposed laws in Montenegro, with MP Nikolić stating that 'nothing will be the same from today' and emphasizing the importance of parliament and democracy.

The Constitutional Court decided to accept the request of the opposition MPs and annulled the new regulation of the Assembly related to permanent committees. The Constitutional Court found violations in the procedure of

Indian Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla has formed friendship groups with 64 countries, with many of these groups to be led by Opposition MPs.

Tirana police have initiated proceedings against MPs Flamur Noka and Xhelal Mziu following clashes during an opposition protest that moved from the Prime Minister's office to Parliament, after two citizens filed complaints.