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

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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.

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.

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.