After the decision of the Constitutional Council on special funds, the Pastef parliamentary group reacted by charging the head of state who, according to...

With local elections approaching, President Cyril Ramaphosa outlined administration reforms and a national water action plan to address infrastructure failures and sewage shortages.

Green Party MP Steve Abel rejected accusations that his recent parliamentary remarks minimized the Holocaust, clarifying his intent to draw parallels between historical atrocities and modern climate impacts.

Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister has urged lawmakers to seriously consider the implications of the Bougainville independence referendum results as parliament prepares to formally address the long-standing territorial decision.

Lawmakers are drafting a solution to overturn an August law that disqualified state contractual staff from holding local and county council positions, aiming to prevent widespread vacancies in municipal governance.

The National Youth Authority in Ghana convened its inaugural mock National Youth Parliament, providing young leaders with a platform to simulate legislative processes and policy debates.

An editorial highlights how the lack of unity among progressive parties following the 2024 parliamentary elections significantly eases Marine Le Pen's path to the French presidency.

Pavle Dimitrijević of the CRTA organization notes unprecedented citizen engagement in electoral integrity initiatives, suggesting that parliamentary elections may be called sooner rather than later this year.

Members of parliament confronted the Principal Secretary regarding significant delays in compensating landowners affected by the development of Wajir Airport.

Celebrations for the 50th anniversary of the Azores' autonomy begin in Horta with visits to the regional parliament museum and plenary chamber organized for local children.

The Moldovan parliament has passed a first-reading bill to boost Romanian-language programming and introduce new operational rules for the public regional media provider in Gagauzia.

Leader of the Red Party, Marie Sneve Martinussen, has called for the Minister of Children and Families to appear before the Storting to explain the current state and findings of a recent child welfare report.

The 65-year-old is conscious and responsive but remains weakened following a reported cardiac arrest, according to officials.

Former Member of Parliament Kivumbi has been remanded, and a court has issued an order prohibiting live coverage of his incitement case. The ban applies to all media outlets.

An undated image of Pakistan Peoples Party Senator Sherry Rehman during an interview.

The Montenegrin Parliament has adopted five amendments proposed by the Union of Municipalities (ZOCG) to the Law on Budget and Fiscal Responsibility. These amendments are intended to strengthen local self-government finances.

An opposition lawmaker declared the ruling party's economic strategy ineffective as the National Assembly paused proceedings before continuing a broad debate on the government's agenda.

Lawmakers convened behind closed doors to address dozens of drone sightings and debris found recently across Romania, including a morning alert in Tulcea County.

Former Minister Ida Auken has walked back her enthusiastic support for establishing a permanent priest at the Danish Folketing, following the government's decision to implement a telephone advisory line instead.

The CEO of the National Youth Authority (NYA), Osman Ayariga, is advocating for greater involvement of Ghanaian youth in decision-making processes and governance. He emphasized that youth participation should extend beyond partisan politics and include active roles in policy formulation.

A senior parliamentary member of the Lebanese militant group criticized Israeli regional ambitions and expressed solidarity with Tehran during high-level diplomatic discussions.

A newly proposed law aims to raise the proportion of television programs broadcast in Romanian and domestic content, marking a step toward stricter media localization rules.

Representatives from the Manobo Dulangan and Erumanen ne Menuvu groups have been selected to serve in the BARMM parliament for a five-year term ahead of upcoming regional elections.

Parliamentary Secretary Dace Melbārde travels to New York to engage in high-level diplomatic meetings focused on supporting Ukraine during Denmark's current rotation of the UNSC chairmanship.

Survey results indicate a tight race between Slovakia's two leading parties, while the Democratic Party falls below the parliamentary threshold, reshaping the political landscape.

The Indonesian parliament and provincial authorities are collaborating to fully exploit hydrocarbon reserves within the Mahakam block to boost national energy output.

Following parliamentary agreements, signals indicate the creation of deportation hubs in the region, drawing commentary from European politicians about a new era of forced returns.

Presidential hopeful Anna Unger testified before a parliamentary committee, pledging transparency and legal action against individuals who assisted in hiding or misappropriating state property during previous administrations.

Lawmakers in Tashkent reviewed the government's H1 2026 fiscal performance and progress on the "Uzbekistan – 2030" strategic framework presented by official Jamshid Kuchkarov.

The Legislative Chamber approved the first reading of legislation defining the authority, accountability, and operational status of prevention inspectors.

Despite upcoming snap parliamentary elections, Serbia's core political direction is not expected to change significantly, regardless of the winner, according to Oleg Bondarenko, director of the Progressive Politics Foundation.

Commentary urges the newly convened Zimbabwean parliament to prioritize democratic principles, national development, and the protection of civil liberties.

Kenyan politician Ida Odinga publicly backed her son's campaign for the Kibra parliamentary seat, urging established leaders to guide and mentor him.

A proposed law in Kenya aims to establish a new maize board that would be responsible for licensing millers and controlling the maize sector. A Parliamentary Budget Office analysis estimates the rollout of this initiative will cost taxpayers Sh554 million.

The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has formally notified the Speaker of Parliament about the appointment of James Agalga as the acting Majority Leader. This notification follows an earlier announcement by Mahama, which the Speaker noted did not initially follow proper procedure.

Moldovan deputies convened for a parliamentary session on Thursday, May 14, with 14 subjects on the agenda, including projects on arbitration, international police cooperation, and amendments to Law no. 152/2006.

A Democrat Member of Parliament in Montenegro expects additional progress in the area of rule of law by the end of the year, highlighting the importance of constitutional changes for strengthening the legal state.

Nepal's Prime Minister Balendra Shah has been granted a medical pass to wear dark shades after Parliament implemented a ban on them.

Habiburokhman, chairman of Commission III of Indonesia’s House of Representatives, announced that deliberations on the asset forfeiture bill are underway, with the parliament targeting its passage by December 2026.

Moldova marked Ukraine's Independence Day by illuminating its parliament in Ukrainian colors, while Presidents Sandu and Zelensky exchanged state orders.

A review of historical events highlights various emergencies, from World War II tea shortages to the Apple tax dispute, that have necessitated the recall of TDs (members of the Irish parliament) to the Dáil.

Speaker Wetang'ula has disclosed how Members of Parliament allegedly receive and sell forms for teacher employment, raising concerns about corruption.

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.

A delegation of Taiwanese lawmakers has arrived in Japan to participate in the annual meeting of the Asian Pacific Parliamentarians’ Union, focusing on regional cooperation.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Tensions flare as Congress highlights civilian harm from pellet guns, prompting a BJP member to reference anti-Sikh riot convicts, sparking sharp cross-party exchanges.

Latvia's Central Election Commission chairman confirmed that October parliamentary elections will take place as scheduled, even if widespread power outages occur.

Members of parliament are calling for the expulsion of the "Ongehoord Nederland" podcast from the national public broadcasting system following accusations of glorifying Adolf Hitler.

Following the constitutional council's decision to declare their proposal on special political funds inadmissible, the Pastef-Les Patriotes parliamentary group vows to continue its political campaign.

The Ugandan Parliament has demanded the cancellation of the Entebbe expressway toll contract due to alleged massive revenue leakages and ordered the arrest of top Microfinance Support Centre officials.

Proposed parliamentary reforms aim to streamline sector oversight and marketing by merging two separate tourism bodies into a single unified entity.

Lawmakers have introduced an alternative financing plan for the armed forces that spreads tax increases over a longer period, shifting fiscal risk from the military to the federal budget if rejected.

Lawmakers in Slovenia are engaged in lengthy debates over the constitutionality of an upcoming advisory referendum that seeks to strip voting rights from foreign residents.

During parliamentary debates on amendments to state prosecution laws, opposition leaders argue the changes would remove oversight and allow rapid manipulation of the political scene.

Chaudhary Tariq Farooq was elected as the 16th speaker and Muhammad Ahmed Raza Qadri as deputy speaker of the AJK Legislative Assembly, completing the parliamentary leadership transition.

Members of the Party of Democratic Action visited the Potočari memorial site to pay respects and discuss historical remembrance within the country's parliamentary framework.

The People's Assembly of Gagauzia will convene an extraordinary session on August 26 to officially determine the voting date for the region's gubernatorial election, alongside other legislative agenda items.

DISY parliamentary candidate George Pamborides has claimed that organized crime groups have successfully infiltrated political institutions, as he announced his intention to run for president in 2028.

The PSD parliamentary delegation accused the PNL and USR parties of jeopardizing Romania's access to €770 million in NextGenerationEU funds by supporting a move by European political group leaders.

During a parliamentary session, opposition lawmakers criticized proposed changes to church laws and the establishment of a Serbian Orthodox Church university, while ruling figure Bakarec praised President Vučić.

The Lithuanian Seimas has postponed the implementation of stricter requirements for basic education, approving President Nausėda's veto. An extraordinary session was convened to discuss and ultimately delay the new standards for tenth-graders.

Sárvári Nicholas spoke to the press after his hearing before the relevant parliamentary committee. Hantosi István, the chairman of the committee, said, 'There is no Tisza candidate.'

The parliamentary committee hearing for three nominees to Hungary's Independent Public Media Body was postponed due to professional criticism and an initiative by the Tisza party. Members of the body issued a statement following the failed hearing.

European Parliament lawmakers are demanding the European Commission block €770 million in funding to Romania following the controversial removal of EU ambassador Dominic Fritz.

Members of Parliament are currently reviewing legislative amendments concerning the National Passenger Service Charge, aiming to update regulations governing public transport funding and operations.

The Ukrainian parliament has officially stated that there are currently no considerations or preparations to draft women into military service despite the ongoing war.

Fuad Baćićanin, president of the Bosniak National Council, emphasized that Bosniak political parties must campaign together responsibly to prevent vote fragmentation in the upcoming parliamentary polls.

A photography exhibition titled 'Matymai' (Visions) has opened in the Lithuanian Parliament, featuring works by adult students from the Kėdainiai Art School. The exhibition is described as a wonderfully beautiful and strong work that pierces to the bone.

Bulgarian politician Delyan Peevski officially registered his attendance at the beginning of the parliamentary session before promptly leaving the chamber.

The Danish Folketing has restructured its religious support services, reducing the role of a permanently attached chaplain to a dedicated telephone helpline. Members of parliament can now access pastoral care remotely when needed.

Nepal's Prime Minister Balendra Shah has been granted permission to continue wearing sunglasses during parliamentary sessions. The decision allows him to maintain his personal style while fulfilling his duties.

The parliamentary committee has accepted a proposed law to raise compensation for judicial officials, with Justice Minister Bojan Božović citing compliance with EU accession negotiation requirements as a primary motivation.

The Nepalese Prime Minister continues attending parliamentary sessions despite backlash over the rushed budget passage, drawing attention to his continued use of sunglasses indoors.

Serbia's average net salary in June reached 120,401 dinars, equivalent to 1,026 euros, with wages in the public sector growing faster than those in the private sector. This data was presented by Finance Minister Siniša Mali to the Serbian Parliament.

Celebrating five decades of marriage, the parliament speaker revealed he would ask his wife Aurelija to simply write "I love you," reflecting on their long partnership.

Lawmakers convened for an extraordinary session to review multiple bills, including updates to corporate criminal responsibility and wage regulations.

The Progressive Bulgaria parliamentary group has declared comprehensive judicial reform as a key pledge for maintaining long-term political influence, according to spokesperson Anton Kutev.

Serbia is preparing for early parliamentary elections, but the country's policy will not fundamentally change, regardless of who wins, assessed Oleg Bondarenko, director of the Fund for Progressive Policy, in an interview with NEWS.ru.

A new state-published poll in Slovakia indicates that the PS party would not win the upcoming elections, while Smer would be unable to form a government, with the Democrats also projected to enter parliament.

The Speaker of the Lithuanian Parliament has defended the appointment of Meškauskaitė to the LRT Council, stating he sees no reason to criticize the decision. This comes amidst discussions regarding the preparedness for implementing the PUPP threshold from 2022.

Croatian Member of Parliament Igor Peternel (DOMiNO) criticized a court ruling against 24-year-old Ronald Barišić, president of the 'For a Better Croatia' association, calling it a "political court" that implies the Croatian legal system is invalid in certain regions.

Southern Highlands Governor William Powi has warned Parliament that the El Niño-driven drought is exposing weaknesses in Papua New Guinea's disaster coordination system, with essential services already struggling.

A youth-led grassroots voter education caravan has traveled across schools in Lanao del Sur to inform and prepare first-time voters for the upcoming parliamentary elections in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM).

Authorities have imposed a ban on gatherings and the carrying of weapons in the vicinity of the parliament building, ahead of an upcoming session.

Ghana's Appointments Committee of Parliament is scheduled to vet Dr. Zanetor Agyemang-Rawlings following her nomination by President John Dramani Mahama as Minister for Environment, Science and Technology.

Ghanaian Member of Parliament Mahama Ayariga has cautioned fellow MPs against shielding politicians from prosecution, emphasizing that 'crime is crime.' This statement comes amid broader discussions about accountability and inflammatory remarks by politicians.

Kazakhstan's inaugural election to the new Kurultai is seen by experts as a significant event reshaping the country's parliamentary structure and foreign policy.

The fourth parliamentary sitting for 2026 in Papua New Guinea was adjourned by the Deputy Speaker as Members of Parliament failed to reach the required quorum to proceed.

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.

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.

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

Approximately 2,700 applicants are stuck in administrative limbo regarding the Plan Moves III electric vehicle subsidy program following a parliamentary defeat that halted government funding approvals.

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.

Lawmakers are traveling across the country to gather public input and testimony ahead of finalizing legislation designed to safeguard whistleblowers.

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.

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.

Zimbabwean parliamentarian Mudenda has declared that the ability to obtain a passport should be recognized as a basic human right, sparking debate on travel documentation policies.

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.

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.

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.

The New Patriotic Party has endorsed parliamentary minority calls for a comprehensive investigation into financial discrepancies surrounding Ghana's state-linked gold trading operations.

Parliamentary leaders from André Ventura's Chega party have advanced a whistleblower bill ahead of the government, prompting concerns from Aguiar-Branco regarding potential constitutional violations.

European Parliament leader Manfred Weber stresses that adherence to EU rule-of-law values must be mandatory for accessing funds, urging Brussels to quickly clarify ambiguities in Romania's controversial ANI legislation.

A parliamentary audit committee report has uncovered significant financial irregularities, flagging more than 12,600 duplicated pandemic-related payments requiring immediate government review.

Hajia Safia, a candidate for the New Patriotic Party's National Women's Organiser position, has committed to increasing women's representation in Ghana's Parliament to 30 percent upon election.

A Member of Parliament representing the Kariba constituency has publicly condemned the poor condition of local roads, citing negative impacts on transportation and economic activity.

Members of the Serbian National Assembly will continue debating 59 agenda items, including a budget rebalance, energy crisis mitigation laws, and judicial reforms.

Sri Lankan parliamentary members are requesting actionable strategies from law enforcement agencies to address severe overcrowding in correctional facilities.

Ecological Uprising leader Aleksandar Jovanović challenged Finance Minister Siniša Mali in parliament over the effectiveness of recent 6,000 dinar social payments for adult citizens.

Opposition MPs triggered a heated exchange during a parliamentary panel meeting by raising concerns about minors injured in a recent lathi charge, drawing immediate opposition from BJP representatives.

Grzegorz Braun, a Polish Member of the European Parliament and leader of a far-right party, was formally charged by prosecutors for publicly denying the existence of Nazi gas chambers at Auschwitz.

Senior military and intelligence representatives appeared before parliamentarians to address questions regarding Romania's drone warfare strategies, acknowledging ongoing learning processes and complex operational challenges.

Peltari was indicted for previous breach of duty by the Security Police. It would be a surprise if the dismissal from parliamentary office did not continue.

A Romanian PNL senator, Vasile Blaga, caused a stir during an online parliamentary committee meeting by appearing on camera wearing only shorts. The incident led to surprised reactions and comments from his colleagues.

Lawmakers in Bulgaria face the urgent task of appointing personnel to numerous regulatory bodies and control agencies to ensure proper governmental oversight.

The Tisza parliamentary faction retracted its initial candidate for the National Asset Management Center directorship, stating that none of the interviewed applicants represented partisan interests.

The Serbian Parliament has resumed its session, with the rebalance of the 2026 budget and 58 other agenda items under discussion. Members of Parliament are continuing their debate on these crucial legislative matters.

The Constitutional Court of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina has not dismissed the government but has postponed the implementation of decisions made by the new parliamentary majority. This action impacts the formation and functioning of new governments in the region.

SNS President Miloš Vučević announced that the party's main board will soon finalize parliamentary election lists, coalition partners, and other critical strategic decisions.

Lawmakers urged the Prime Minister to remove dark glasses during parliamentary proceedings, though he was granted a medical exemption following the request.

The GERB political party has assumed the chairmanship of the National Assembly's commission overseeing intelligence and security agencies, following standard parliamentary rotation rules.

The inaugural session of the Confederation of Sahel States (AES) parliament opened in Niamey, Niger, with 45 members taking their seats. The new legislative body marks a significant step in the political integration of Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger.

National Assembly Speaker Ayaz Sadiq states that ruling party members recognize the ongoing quorum issues in the House and expresses hope for improvement in parliamentary proceedings.

A new dedicated telephone service has been launched allowing members of the Danish Folketing to consult with clergy for confidential support when needed.

A Bulgarian parliamentarian has challenged media reports on the membership count of the pro-Ukraine 'Coalition of the Willing,' stating figures were significantly inflated after a recent leadership meeting in Kyiv.

The Hungarian Parliament held hearings for candidates vying for the presidency of the National Asset Recovery and Asset Protection Office, with discussions focusing on restoring public trust in institutions and the scope of the office's investigations.

Reports indicate that the latest edition of the Tisza Party's publication, previously self-funded, was paid for using parliamentary faction support funds allocated by the Hungarian Parliament Office.

National Assembly leadership notes increased parliamentary absences, with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif expressing hope for improved attendance at upcoming sessions.

Unidentified gunmen killed a solar panel installer in Sultan Kudarat, Maguindanao del Norte, during a strict gun ban period ahead of the first Bangsamoro parliamentary elections.

An external public audit of the Central Electoral Commission's management of funds for the 2025 parliamentary elections concluded that significant non-conformities and gaps were identified.

After two months, Danish parties LA and SF have reversed their support for appointing a priest to serve Members of Parliament, with Alternativet now pushing for a vote to overturn the decision. This sudden shift has led to accusations of a 'coup' by some members.

The Serbian government has submitted proposed amendments to the Law on Churches and Religious Communities to parliament, which include provisions allowing the Serbian Orthodox Church (SPC) to establish its own university.

Senegal's parliament has ordered an investigation into total-return-swap deals worth approximately €1 billion that the country entered into last year to meet financing needs.

Mahama Ayariga is scheduled to appear before the Appointments Committee for vetting on Thursday. The Minority Leader has stated that the vetting process will be conducted rigorously.

Finnish parliamentary groups are convening in various parts of Finland in the coming days to outline their autumn policies and refine their strategies for the 2027 elections, with a focus on economic policy alternatives.

The Supreme Court of India has issued a notice to 20 rebel Trinamool Congress (TMC) Members of Parliament regarding a disqualification plea filed by Abhishek Banerjee.

After a summer break, Slovenian MPs will convene for an extraordinary session to decide on calling consultative referendums concerning social assistance, the abolition of the RTV contribution, and voting rights for foreigners.

North Fly MP James Donald has raised concerns in Parliament about his province being in a critical stage of the El Niño disaster, urging Health Minister Dr. Billy Joseph to explain the allocation of relief funds.

Members of the Bulgarian Parliament's Education Committee are set to decide whether to deprive some students of state budget scholarships during an extraordinary session.

Following the return of schoolchildren, Belgian politicians are preparing for their own return to parliamentary and council sessions, with ministers expected to resume their duties soon.

Ghanaian Member of Parliament Agalga has defended the GoldBod scheme, asserting its financial stability and importance to Ghana's economy, while also calling for a comprehensive audit. His statements come amidst growing calls for an investigation into the gold trading scheme.

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

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.

Unions in Kenya are expressing uproar over a scandal involving the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) and Members of Parliament. National Assembly Speaker Wetang'ula revealed that MPs are allegedly allocated TSC teacher employment slots.

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.

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 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.

Ghana's Appointments Committee is set to vet two ministerial nominees and three Supreme Court judge nominees, with a report expected within five days of recall. The Speaker of Parliament referred these nominations to the committee for approval.

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.

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.

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…

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.

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.