Ingibjörg Isaksen, a Member of Parliament for the Framsónarflokkurinn party, expressed her conviction that Iceland's interests are better served outside the European Union.

The Trinamool Congress (TMC) may be heading towards a split similar to the NCP and Shiv Sena, as rebel members claim to have the support of 19 out of 28 Members of Parliament.

The President of Portugal has returned a decree to parliament that sought to prohibit the display of ideological or partisan flags on public buildings, which had been approved by several parliamentary benches.

The Macedonian Parliament failed to pass an interpellation motion against Minister Tripunovski, which was submitted by MPs from SDSM and the Coalition for a European Future.

A parliamentary debate in Iceland centered on the European Union and economic issues, reflecting key topics of national discussion.

The Speaker of the Icelandic Parliament, Þórunn Sveinbjarnardóttir, reported that parliamentary group leaders are meeting to discuss the timing of the session's conclusion, which remains within its scheduled timeframe.

Croatian parliamentary representatives were asked to define inflation, how it arises, and why it needs to be reduced. The article presents their responses to these economic questions.

The Ghana Pentecostal and Charismatic Council has called on Parliament to revert to the original version of the Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill, arguing that the current legislation is not robust enough to safeguard Ghana’s moral and cultural values.

The President of the Georgian Parliament, Shalva Papuashvili, stated that the European Union is demanding Tbilisi join sanctions against Russia to maintain its visa-free regime, which he described as a demand for 'suicide'.

Croatian MP Sandra Benčić of Možemo! confirmed she used the word 'stoko' (beasts/cattle) after a parliamentary committee meeting, stating it was directed at the HDZ party, which had previously released a video claiming she said it.

PASOK, through MEP G. Maniatis, is bringing the issue of Turkey's 'Blue Homeland' bill to the European Parliament's plenary session, aiming to address the codification of this maritime doctrine.

Parliamentary elections in Armenia concluded with the victory of incumbent Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and his Civil Contract party, securing nearly 50% of the votes.

András Fekete-Győr, a Hungarian opposition MP, has proposed withholding the salaries of ministers János Lázár, Máté Kocsis, and Péter Szijjártó, arguing they do not attend plenary sessions or fulfill other parliamentary duties.

The Grand Council of Vaud is taking an unprecedented step to investigate who is responsible for years of under-taxation of wealthy individuals, considering a civil lawsuit against Pascal Broulis.

Nearly 50 collectives are mobilizing against the visit of Rassemblement National president Jordan Bardella to the Flemish parliament in Brussels, invited by Vlaams Belang, stating that there can be no normalization or accommodation with the far-right.

In Croatia, 78% of young people aged 18 to 34 live with their parents due to high housing costs and insecure jobs, prompting a parliamentary committee to seek solutions for their independence.

Ivan Vujović, a leader of the European Alliance, stated that the Montenegrin government is misusing strong EU support to demonstrate poor parliamentary practices, particularly in proposing members for the RTCG Council.

The Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina has published the preliminary list of registered political entities for the general elections scheduled for October 4, where citizens will elect members of the BiH Presidency and parliamentary representatives.

The Estonian parliament has adopted a new law on sexual violence, which stipulates that explicit consent is required for sexual relations. This legislative change aims to strengthen protections against sexual assault.

European Parliament rapporteur Tonino Picula stated that he does not believe the EU will overlook Serbia's conditions for unblocking funds from the EU Growth Plan. Serbia has been given a six-month deadline to meet these requirements, with Brussels expecting seriousness from the government.

A memorial ceremony was held at the European Parliament in Brussels to commemorate the 85th anniversary of the USSR's mass deportations, which saw tens of thousands of Estonians, Latvians, and Lithuanians sent to Siberia and Kazakhstan.

Following a meeting between the Czech government coalition and public media directors, the future budget for public television and radio remains unclear. A parliamentary committee vice-chairman stated that the amount of funding would be known on Monday, with no one wanting the media to limit their services.

Zoi Konstantopoulou intervened in the Greek Parliament, asserting that a new Constitution must originate from the citizens. She emphasized that the people should be the ultimate decision-makers regarding the country's foundational law.

The Riigikogu, Estonia's parliament, has approved a new 'consent law' which establishes that clear and explicit consent is required for sexual relations.

Nineteen Members of Parliament from India's Trinamool Congress (TMC) party have reportedly joined a rebel faction. Notable figures like Yusuf Pathan, Saayoni Ghosh, and Mala Roy are among those listed.

The Berlin Center for Party and Parliamentary Law, founded by Sophie Schönberger at Freie Universität Berlin, has commenced its operations, aiming to address the challenges to regulated dispute culture.

The Serbian Parliament's administrative committee postponed considering penalties for MPs Marinika Tepić and Zdravko Ponoš, but decided to deduct 13,078 dinars from the salaries of Slobodan Nikolić and Miloš Parandilović for absences.

Nikos Androulakis, leader of PASOK-KINAL, emphasized in his parliamentary speech that the constitutional review requires seriousness and not cheap tactics or communication games.

Bangladesh's health minister announced that surveillance has been tightened at ports to mitigate the risk of hantavirus, as reported to parliament.

The Serbian Parliament's Finance Committee unanimously adopted reports from the State Audit Institution and Fiscal Council, revealing that approximately 96% of irregularities were related to public procurement.

The Svoboda, SD, Levica, and Vesna parties in Slovenia are proposing to initiate a constitutional amendment process to conduct parliamentary elections in 18 electoral units, each electing five MPs, and to introduce relative preferential voting, aiming for more direct representation.

Hungary's ruling Fidesz party has submitted a parliamentary resolution requesting that Hungary not implement the EU migration pact, despite claims that the pact does not legalize illegal migration.

Dimitris Koutsoumpas, leader of the Communist Party of Greece (KKE), stated in Parliament that his party would not support any constitutional revision that would give the government free rein for new reactionary changes, accusing the government of trying to cover up scandals and crimes.

Albanian Democratic Party MP Ina Zhupa clashed with Taulant Balla, accusing the majority of flagrantly violating parliamentary rules by failing to include the repeal of the protected areas law, which was deposited on May 14.

Parliamentary elections in Armenia concluded with a victory for Nikol Pashinyan and his Civil Contract party, which secured 49.8% of the votes.

The FPÖ party in Austria broke parliamentary decorum by making loud interjections during the Finance Minister's budget speech in the National Council.

Dora Bakoyannis has called for substantive contributions and political courage in the process of constitutional review, urging for an agreement to be reached within the current Parliament. She emphasized the need for genuine input over revolutionary posturing.

Romanian deputies are set to vote on Wednesday on extending the cap on commercial markups for basic foodstuffs until the end of 2026, a measure that continues to face criticism from merchant representatives.

Alma MP Irene Charalambides said on Wednesday that the party’s parliamentary election result fell below expectations, revealing she had anticipated far greater support rather than the 5.8 per cent…

SYRIZA asserts that it will not dissolve or concede, emphasizing the need to maintain a strong and cohesive parliamentary presence against the Mitsotakis government. The party states that international law cannot be adapted to the government's political tactics.

A Finnish parliamentary working group has reached a consensus to restrict the financing of public investments in the coming years through the sale of state-owned assets.

Miloš Konatar announced that if URA's proposal is adopted by the Parliament, pensioners in Montenegro could receive increased pensions of 40 euros starting from July 1st this year.

The People's Assembly of Gagauzia has drafted an alternative document for holding elections in the region, differing from an earlier agreement with Chisinau. Gagauzia claims the previous agreement contradicts national legislation.

Norwegian politicians are being urged to self-reflect, as increased competition among voters and a fragmented parliament are not always bringing out the best in politics, potentially leading to public disdain.

France is experiencing an unprecedented legislative push with several bills and proposals aimed at combating sexual and gender-based violence expected to reach Parliament.

Japan's Liberal Democratic Party and Democratic Party for the People are discussing amendments to a bill that would criminalize flag desecration, with concerns raised about balancing it with freedom of expression.

A parliamentary committee in Pakistan has expressed concern over a decline in mango production and the increasing use of artificial sweeteners in beverages. This trend is adversely affecting the demand for natural mango-pulp-based products.

Members of Parliament are warning that a significant recruitment shortfall of magistrates poses a threat to Labour’s pledge to reduce the substantial backlog of cases in England's criminal courts.

The Icelandic parliament has approved a bill to establish a departure center, despite calls from the No Borders Iceland group for the public to reject the facility. Lawmakers proceeded with the vote on the controversial proposal.

The Greek Parliament has approved the new bill on Migration and Asylum by majority vote. The legislation passed despite heated debates, including a controversial remark by Minister Voridis.

Paweł Kowal, head of the Polish parliamentary foreign affairs committee, stated that Poland deserves to be the focus of US support on NATO's eastern flank. He shared this positive message after a recent visit to the US Congress.

During a parliamentary session, Tolon MP Habib Iddrisu engaged in a humorous exchange with Communication Minister Samuel N George, jokingly questioning if he lacked funds for a 'best minister award'.

The Portuguese consumer defense association, Deco, advocated in parliament for the inclusion of complaint books within TVDE (ride-hailing) applications, criticizing the platforms' lack of transparency regarding complaints and pricing.

Slovenian opposition leader Janez Janša has extended an offer of political cooperation to parliamentary parties, proposing that the opposition assist in preparing legislation. The initiative, named 'Partnership,' is expected to be sent to all parties, outlining how the SDS leader would collaborate with political opponents.

Diljá Mist Einarsdóttir, an MP for the Independence Party, raised questions in parliament regarding Foreign Minister Þorgerður Katrín Gunnarsdóttir's recent trips to Brussels and Washington.

Icelandic parliamentary group leaders are working to reach an agreement on the conclusion of the parliamentary session, with several major issues still on the agenda and a goal to finish by Friday.

A new bipartisan parliamentary intergroup dedicated to blood donors has been established in Italy, spearheaded by Senator Sandro Sisler, with Senator Elena Murelli and Deputy Luca Pastorino serving as vice-presidents.

The German Bundestag is expected to vote this week on a bill proposed by the Union and SPD parties to waive a planned salary increase for politicians, aiming to send a signal of austerity.

Mirsad Čamdžić, a representative in the Parliament of the Federation of BiH, stated that the US cannot invest in Bosnia and Herzegovina while cooperating with those who undermine its constitution.

Members of Montenegro's Committee for International Relations and Emigrants, led by Duško Stjepović, and the Friendship Group with Italy, led by Nikola Camaj, met with Italian parliamentarians to focus on EU integration and bilateral relations.

Despite a calm closed group meeting where new spokespersons were appointed, dissatisfaction with Mette Frederiksen continues to simmer within the Social Democratic parliamentary group in Denmark.

The Swiss Federal Council and UBS are at odds over the bank's capital requirements, with a new compromise proposal from parliament focusing on crisis bonds, potentially offering milder conditions for UBS.

The Bulgarian political coalition PP-DB announced it will appeal to the Constitutional Court regarding the calculation of quotas for parliamentary parties in the new Central Election Commission (CEC), after President Iliana Yotova refused to reconsider the issue.

The 'Silfrið' program on Ríkissjónvarpið (Icelandic National Broadcasting Service) last night sparked varying reactions among members of parliament.

An Icelandic Member of Parliament, Guðmundur Ingi Kristinsson, has been invited to visit Keflavík Airport to observe security check procedures after an incident involving alleged groping.

Aiva Vīksna of the 'United List' has been appointed as the new head of the Saeima's Budget and Finance (Tax) Committee, replacing Anda Čakša, with Artūrs Butāns elected as deputy chairman.

An investigation has been launched against Armenian politician Gagik Tsarukyan, just two days after the elections, despite uncertainty about whether his party will secure seats in parliament.

Portuguese President Seguro has vetoed a decree concerning 'ideological flags' in public buildings, returning the diploma to Parliament after its approval by PSD, Chega, and CDS. The President will disclose the reasons for the veto to the Assembly of the Republic first.

A civil society group has petitioned a parliamentary committee in Thailand to investigate an alleged data breach involving a state agency responsible for healthcare entitlements, claiming sensitive personal information of 67.1 million people may have been compromised.

Arab political parties in Israel are moving to reestablish the Joint List without Ra’am, following disagreements with Abbas, as polls suggest a united front would secure more parliamentary seats.

Vincent Oppong Asamoah, Chairman of Parliament's Works and Housing Committee, urged decisive action, including demolitions of illegal structures on waterways, to effectively address Ghana's persistent flooding issues.

Eugen Tomac, the designated Prime Minister, has finalized his list of proposed ministers and is engaging in consultations with political parties, expressing willingness to discuss and potentially change ministerial proposals to reach a compromise. He plans to submit the governance program to all parties and seek a vote of confidence from Parliament.

Iceland's parliament has approved a national referendum on August 29 regarding the continuation of talks for the country's accession to the European Union. An EU enlargement commissioner commented on the matter.

The Afari Military Hospital remains incomplete due to a contractual dispute, prompting minority members of Parliament's Select Committee on Health to urge President Mahama to prioritize finishing existing health facilities before starting new ones.

The Legal Resources Centre from Moldova (CRJM) has urged Parliament not to pass a draft law that would redistribute anti-corruption competencies between the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (PA) and the National Anti-Corruption Center (CNA), citing risks due to politically appointed leadership.

A former Member of Parliament in Kenya will remain behind bars as he faces multiple counts of obtaining money by false pretenses in a fraud case involving millions of shillings.

An event focusing on maritime security, connectivity, and the strategic role of European ports was held in the European Parliament, initiated by Evangelos Meimarakis.

The Polish Sejm is working on a bill that would allow pregnant women to receive sick leave benefits from the ZUS Social Insurance Fund starting from the first day of their leave.

Germany's Union and SPD parties are allowing the tank discount to expire, with Union parliamentary group deputy stating an extension is not "financially sensible." CDU leader Friedrich Merz expressed displeasure with the SPD, while economist Veronika Grimm called for a consistent reform package.

Michael Okyere Baafi, Ranking Member of Parliament's Trade, Industry, and Tourism Committee, commended the Ghana Free Zones Authority for its progress and urged a review of the Free Zones Act to further boost investment.

Four parties in the Norwegian Parliament are criticizing the government following the Shada case and are calling for a review of legislation to ensure deceased children are represented by a lawyer.

Reports from within the Swedish Parliament detail four years of alleged 'mandate dirt,' 'sloth,' and 'mess,' with internal alarms raised about the unpleasant working environment and inefficiency.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, Parliament President Konstantinos Tasoulas, and journalist Christiane Amanpour attended a dinner celebrating the 15th anniversary of the news portal Iefimerida. During the event, Mitsotakis reportedly made a comment to Amanpour regarding the timing of elections in Greece.

The term 'eldhúsdegi' (kitchen day) is used in Iceland to describe general political discussions held in Alþingi (parliament) in the spring, originating from the idiom of tidying up kitchen cupboards.

A Greek politician has stated that parliamentary seats are not personal property, implying that individual strategies and transfers of persons should not override the mandate given by citizens. This comment likely addresses political defections or shifts.

Following his April parliamentary election victory, Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar has begun replacing allies of Viktor Orbán, but President Tamás Sulyok has refused Magyar's demand to resign by the end of May.

Slovak Parliament Vice-Chairman Tibor Gašpar (Smer-SD) expects coalition partners to agree on changes to election rules, despite the SNS party's demand to increase the quota for candidate preference votes, which is opposed by the Rural Party.

The Greek Parliament approved the new European Migration and Asylum Pact, which includes changes such as fast-track asylum procedures and border protection, despite disagreements over the creation of 'return hubs'.

The District Prosecutor's Office in Varna has refused to initiate pre-trial proceedings regarding a report of election manipulation and preference redistribution during the last extraordinary parliamentary elections on April 19. The prosecutor reportedly failed to locate Portnih for interrogation.

Estonia's Isamaa party is intentionally prolonging Wednesday's parliamentary session, which has several important bills on its agenda, including prison outsourcing and the consent law.

Dutch Members of Parliament have overwhelmingly voted to approve an extradition treaty between the Netherlands and Morocco, which ministers state will help strip criminals of their assets and target drug gangs.

The Italian Chamber of Deputies has launched a new online tool providing real-time economic indicators, graphs, and updated data, allowing comparison of various metrics like growth and poverty risk.

The Slovak parliamentary session to recall Minister Richard Takáč was blocked for a second time due to a lack of quorum, with another attempt scheduled for Thursday morning.

A new association named 'Po Pierwsze Polska' (Poland First) has been founded within Poland's Law and Justice (PiS) party, comprising parliamentarians and declaring full loyalty to Jarosław Kaczyński. Former Deputy Prime Minister Jacek Sasin announced its formation, with political analysts suggesting it highlights factional dynamics within the party.

A Syriza-PS Member of Parliament has submitted a parliamentary report to the Minister of Culture, demanding the reinstatement of 11 employees dismissed from the National Theatre of Northern Greece (KTHBE).

Montenegro's DPS party has initiated a request for a control hearing involving officials Đeljošaj, Vuković, and Gutić, with support from other parliamentary groups.

Dimitris Koutsoumpas, Secretary General of the KKE Central Committee, has denounced the government's 'reactionary proposals' for constitutional revision and the 'unacceptable procedure' initiated in Parliament.

The Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) in Montenegro has initiated a parliamentary hearing for ministers of economy, health, and social welfare to address the situation of pensioners.

Minority Members of Parliament from Ghana met with Ghana's High Commissioner to Canada. Discussions focused on the welfare of the Ghanaian diaspora and bilateral relations between the two countries.

Juhan Kivirähk criticizes the Estonian Prime Minister, alleging that the PM is preventing Parliament from fulfilling its duties, particularly concerning a vote on freeing hens from cages.

USR Senator Ștefan Pălărie stated that Eugen Tomac should resign his mandate, asserting that the chances of his government being invested are 'almost zero,' despite Tomac's confidence in a parliamentary vote.

European Parliament Vice-President Nicu Ștefănuță has urged the European Commission to support the creation of a rapid compensation mechanism for Romanians affected by the alleged manipulation of the ROBOR index.

A Japanese parliamentary panel has approved a draft proposal on revising the Imperial House Law, aiming to prevent the dwindling number of imperial family members.

Sanjay Raut has dismissed rumors that seven Sena (UBT) Members of Parliament are defecting to the Shinde camp, stating that the party remains united.

Citizen groups, farmers, and MPs are protesting the proposed Alto high-speed rail project on Parliament Hill, citing concerns over land expropriations along the Toronto-Quebec City route.

Moreno has started negotiations with Vox just two days before the constitution of the Andalusian Parliament, following Mañueco's investment as president of Castilla y León after his pact with the far-right.

The Moldovan parliamentary commission for foreign policy and European integration will review candidates proposed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for ambassadorial posts in Portugal and India.

An opinion piece argues that the current Portuguese government is making universities less democratic, urging President António José Seguro to return a diploma to Parliament for amendment.

An editorial discusses the 'Gotliv case' in Israel, highlighting the debate around parliamentary immunity and legal responsibility.

Former ministers Koolmees and Van Ark are being questioned by the parliamentary inquiry committee investigating the COVID-19 crisis, while a verdict is expected in a lawsuit against the Mauritshuis and coach Koeman holds a press conference.

Indonesia's parliament has amended a law that will now permit police officers to serve in civilian government positions, following a similar revision to the military law last year.

A-level student Gabriel Raimondo, 18, was elected as a deputy in the Jersey parliament, a victory that garnered congratulations from former President Trump. This event highlights a young individual's success in a political election.

The Mamata faction of the TMC party has accused rebel Members of Parliament of lacking political morality and ethics, labeling them opportunists attempting to engineer a split within the party.

The Parliamentary Staff Association of Nigeria (PASAN), National Assembly Chapter, has distanced itself from a purported protest organized by a group identifying itself as 'Concerned Staff of the National Assembly', labeling the action unauthorized.

The Member of Parliament for Abuakwa South joined Vice President Bawumia to mourn the passing of a late New Patriotic Party (NPP) aide. The two political figures paid their respects together.

The Croatian Parliament is scheduled to debate a law aimed at protecting journalists and civil society organizations from SLAPP (Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation) lawsuits, introducing procedural guarantees and financial penalties.

The Portuguese Parliament has passed votes condemning the detention of Portuguese citizens and the conduct of an Israeli minister, with support from multiple political parties.

European Parliament rapporteur for Serbia, Tonino Picula, discussed the latest progress report on Serbia, stating that it reflects the EP's common position on the situation in Serbia during a crucial period of its recent history.

The Polish Sejm is discussing the 'Lex szarlatan' (Charlatan Law) project, which proposes millions in fines, immediate enforceability decisions, and new powers for the Patient Rights Ombudsman.

The Montenegrin Parliament's administrative committee is accused by the GI 21. maj organization of conducting a 'partitocratic and loyalist' process in proposing candidates for the RTVCG Council, favoring pro-regime individuals.

Hungary's Tisza Party is preparing to accelerate parliamentary work by proposing modifications to the house rules. This move aims to streamline legislative processes within the parliament.

An event was held in Brussels at the European Parliament to commemorate the 85th anniversary of the first mass deportations by the Soviet regime, with names of those exiled to Siberia being read aloud.

A dispute broke out within the Swedish Parliament's Constitutional Committee, leading to some members walking out. The disagreement centered on accusations of politicizing committee matters.

The Slovak Parliament has approved a law prohibiting individuals under 18 from using solariums, a measure taken in response to the increased risk of melanoma in young people.

North Macedonia's Deputy Minister of Health, Jovica Andovski, announced that the draft law on protection from smoking has passed its initial parliamentary review, aiming for comprehensive health protection, especially for children and youth, and alignment with European legislation.

Residents of Bolgatanga Municipality in Ghana are set to benefit from improved emergency healthcare services and better access to medical professionals, following the donation of a new ambulance and accommodation for doctors by a Member of Parliament.

A proposed bill, dubbed "Lex Szarlatan," aimed at combating pseudomedical practices in Poland, is set to be reviewed by a special parliamentary subcommittee. While lawmakers agree on the need for tools to fight quackery, concerns have been raised regarding the imprecise nature of the regulations.

Progressive Slovakia plans to introduce stricter rules in parliament for campaign financing, aiming to target party-affiliated companies like Agentúra Smer and mandate transparent accounts.

Several Swedish Members of Parliament were stranded on a train, raising concerns that they might miss an important vote in parliament. The delay caused by the train issue could impact legislative proceedings.

The 'Progressive Bulgaria' party has submitted amendments to the National Assembly's rules to freeze parliamentary salaries at their current level of 4236 euros, an idea previously floated by the ruling party.

Harsh criticism was directed at Makis Voridis and Thanos Plevris, with the opposition stating they must provide answers rather than turning Parliament into a stage for creating impressions.

Croatian lawmakers have supported efforts to combat undeclared work, though the opposition criticized the proposed law for a lack of inspectors. The debate highlighted concerns about the effectiveness of the measures.

Guðmundur Ingi Kristinsson, an independent Member of Parliament, stated that his resignation from the People's Party was a well-considered decision, leaving him with no other choice.

Ásthildur Lóa Þórsdóttir, a Member of Parliament for the People's Party, stated that the Icelandic government has achieved success in multiple areas beyond just housing affairs.

Snorri Másson, an Icelandic MP from the Centre Party, began his parliamentary speech by commending Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir for a speech she delivered two years prior.

Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša has invited all parliamentary parties, particularly the opposition, to join a 'Partnership for a Successful Slovenia' to collaborate on preparing legislation without coalition obligations.

Discussions regarding the conclusion of parliamentary sessions in Iceland are reportedly progressing slowly.

The Minority Caucus in Ghana's Parliament is demanding that the government's Anti-Flood Taskforce present its report to the House for thorough scrutiny.

Dr. Mark Kurt Nawaane, Chairman of Ghana's Parliament's Health Committee, has accused the previous government of prioritizing the Agenda 111 hospital project over the completion of existing facilities like the Afari Military Hospital and Sewua Regional Hospital.

Significant delays in the construction of ASW frigates and a lack of information have caused considerable dissatisfaction within the Dutch Parliament.

An agreement between the Bar Associations of Brazil and Portugal, aimed at facilitating professional reciprocity, must receive approval from the Portuguese Parliament to take effect.

Ten Members of the European Parliament shared their opinions on Eugen Tomac, the designated Romanian Prime Minister and their colleague, with descriptions ranging from 'loves Romania' to 'another yesman'.

Following accusations of 'street-level' and 'hooligan' behavior among members of parliament, Slovenian MPs met behind closed doors with the Speaker to discuss the culture of dialogue and parliamentary conduct.

A former Member of Parliament in Kenya will remain behind bars as he faces 26 counts of obtaining money by false pretenses in a Sh29 million fraud case.

Dr. Kingsley Agyeman, an MP and member of Parliament’s Health Committee, has raised concerns about Ghana’s readiness to respond to potential outbreaks of Ebola and other infectious diseases, particularly in the middle belt and northern sector due to non-operational health facilities.

SYRIZA-PS MPs Pavlos Polakis and Nikos Pappas, along with eight other parliamentarians, have submitted an inquiry and an AKE regarding programs aimed at combating childhood obesity.

French Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin has announced the withdrawal of the criminal plea bargain from his justice reform bill after the project was rejected by a parliamentary commission. This marks a significant setback for the proposed reforms.

A recent poll indicates that the ANO movement would win the next parliamentary elections with 31.6% of the votes, while the STAN party has overtaken ODS for second place, and the SPD party's preferences have declined.

France Télévisions vehemently denies accusations that its CEO, Delphine Ernotte, lied before a parliamentary inquiry commission, stating the group never used a private consulting firm for her preparation, despite acknowledging a lunch meeting.

A heated debate erupted in the Croatian parliament after HDZ's Danijela Blažanović condemned opposition MP Sandra Benčić (Možemo!) for calling HDZ members 'cattle,' labeling it as hate speech and sparking strong reactions from the opposition.

A round-up of headlines in Sweden includes a 'not guilty' verdict in a lift accident trial, reports of a suspected spy, and a feisty debate in parliament.

Naser Khader, a former member of the Danish parliament who converted to Christianity three years ago, is set to begin a new position as a priest in Næstved starting in July.

The Minority in Ghana's parliament is demanding a briefing on the evacuation of Ghanaians from South Africa following xenophobic attacks. An Imo APC youth leader has also condemned the violence.

Sunday's parliamentary elections in Armenia have been described by politicians and experts as a fateful step that will determine the country's direction for the next decade, with a choice between aligning with the European Union or remaining with Russia.

Cameroon's Parliament commenced its Second Ordinary Session on June 10, 2026, with a strong emphasis on addressing socio-economic hardships and reforming the mining sector.

A fierce verbal clash erupted in the Montenegrin Parliament between Minister of Spatial Planning Slaven Radunović and DPS MP Nikola Milović, after Milović accused the ministry of corruption.

The Speaker of the Croatian Parliament, Gordan Jandroković, received the Alkari knights, a traditional group from Sinj.

The Serbian Parliament's Administrative-Budgetary and Mandate-Immunity Committee decided to fine MP Slobodan Nikolić from the Russian Party, also known as Parandilović, 13,078 dinars for a warning issued during a parliamentary session.

A SYRIZA-PS Member of Parliament emphasized in his second speech that the refugee issue cannot be solved with myths, fake news, and targeting, highlighting the Left's struggles as a foundation for universal rights.

The remaining posts in the Danish Parliament have been distributed across 20 committees, a reduction from the previous 30.

Representatives from ASOM and APIS have issued a strong appeal to Members of Parliament in North Macedonia to completely reject the proposed gambling law, deeming it destructive, monopolistic, and harmful to both the budget and thousands of families.

A decisive opposition victory in Hungary's 2026 parliamentary elections has sparked intense discussions about the country's constitutional future, highlighting the importance of a vision for both content and approach to constitutional changes for Slovakia.

Sokratis Famelos, the president of SYRIZA-PS, is delivering a live speech from the podium of the Hellenic Parliament.

The Bulgarian Parliament is debating a proposal to increase the national debt ceiling by 3.8 billion euros. Only the Movement for Rights and Freedoms (DPS) has publicly supported the ruling coalition on this measure.

Efi Achtsioglou spoke about her next political steps, Alexis Tsipras' party, and developments within the New Left, days after her resignation and relinquishing her parliamentary seat.

The European Commission, Council, and Parliament have reached an agreement on a text aimed at facilitating the return of irregular migrants to their home countries. The 'return regulation' is now set to be submitted for a vote in the European Parliament.

The unified presidency of the Norwegian Parliament has agreed not to restrict the Epstein Commission's access to information from secret services.

Members of the Dutch parliament have expressed significant concern over the tobacco industry's investment in the Netherlands' regulated cannabis experiment. This development has raised questions and worries among politicians regarding the future of the project.

The Swiss parliament's conciliation committee has proposed a funding plan for the 13th AHV pension, involving increases in both VAT and wage contributions. This plan aims to secure the financing for the additional pension payment.

The Icelandic Parliament is holding its traditional 'Kitchen Debate' tonight, signaling that the parliamentary session is nearing its end. The exact date for the conclusion of the session remains uncertain.

A group of Lithuanian MPs has registered and proposed urgent amendments to laws aimed at strengthening the security of the e-health system, following warnings about data vulnerabilities.

Following the resignation of Effie Achtsioglou and the entry of Yiannis Dragasakis, independent MPs have become the second-largest group in the Greek Parliament, raising questions about its implications.

Voters in Slovenia can now submit signatures to support a request for a legislative referendum on an amendment to the parliamentary inquiry law. Proponents have until July 14 to collect 40,000 signatures, aiming to prevent political abuse of parliamentary inquiries.

The Greek Parliament is convening in plenary session to approve the inter-party Constitutional Review Committee, signaling the immediate start of its work. The process begins under conditions that are far from conducive to broad consensus, amidst a climate of polarization.

Alarm is growing in Kenya as a parliamentary probe into an alleged Sh6.3 billion eCitizen heist has stalled, despite initial demands by Members of Parliament for accountability.

Pakistan's federal government, along with Punjab and Sindh provinces, have agreed on spending cuts for the 2026-27 budget, which is expected to be presented on Friday after presidential summons for parliamentary sessions.

A 'freaky tour' is conjuring up the ghosts of Parliament, exploring a different kind of haunting altogether within New Zealand politics. The tour delves into the supernatural side of the historic building.

European Parliament President Roberta Metsola discussed what voters are asking for and stated that the Parliament has learned not to react to every public utterance. She emphasized focusing on the core concerns of the electorate.

A Danish Afghanistan veteran has expressed strong disapproval of top politicians, including former Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen, for their refusal to contribute to a parliamentary inquiry into the war. The veteran described their actions as a "lack of dignity."

Polish Minister Przemysław Czarnek sparked controversy by questioning the presence of 'Ukrainians' in the Polish government during a parliamentary session. Critics suggest his remarks were inflammatory and divisive.

President Asif Ali Zardari has called for sessions of the National Assembly and Senate to convene on June 10 at 5 PM in the Parliament House.

The Ghanaian government has submitted its annual report to Parliament, detailing that 808 personnel, including 233 appointees and 585 civil servants, worked at the Office of the President as of December 31, 2025.

European Parliament rapporteur for Serbia, Tonino Picula, stated in an interview that his latest report on Serbia's progress reflects the EP's joint position on the country's situation during a crucial period, noting the existence of three Serbias that do not communicate.

Iran's Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf warned the US and Israel that Iran would respond in 'other languages' if they break their commitments.

The opposition Liberal Movement in Lithuania has put forward Member of Parliament Simonas Gentvilas as its candidate for the mayor of Vilnius.

Haris Zahiragić, a delegate in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Parliament and SDA Vice President, responded to Naša stranka's statement regarding his 'megakanton' comment, which had sparked significant reactions.

Three weeks after the elections, President Moreno has met with Vox to negotiate the investiture, holding their first encounter just 48 hours before the parliament's constitution.

Local government leaders in Montenegro met with European Parliament rapporteur Marjan Šarec, emphasizing that citizens are primarily interested in having accessible officials who address their problems, regardless of political affiliation.

Kenyan counties are set to receive Sh428 billion in allocations after Members of Parliament and Senators resolved a deadlock on a crucial bill, following initial disagreements on the proposed amount.

Ilija Cvitanović, president of HDZ 1990 and delegate in the BiH Parliamentary Assembly, stated that recent meetings between SDA and HDZ-a are solely aimed at preserving their power.

The Swiss parliament is engaged in a lengthy debate over potentially reversing the country's nuclear power phase-out, with a small number of National Council members possibly deciding the outcome.

A Swedish Member of Parliament reportedly rushed into the chamber, describing their pulse as "quite high." The specific reason for the urgency or high pulse was not detailed.

Minister of European Affairs Maida Gorčević met with French and Italian parliamentarians, expressing expectations that Montenegro's European dream will soon become a reality.

Despite multiple consultations, the Swiss National and Ständerat councils have failed to agree on a solution for financing the 13th AHV pension. An arbitration conference is scheduled to decide the next steps.

The Dutch Parliament has approved an extradition treaty with Morocco, bringing it close to finalization, and also agreed to a name change for the Pro party, denying the 'Groep Markuszower' the right to use 'DNA'.

British parliamentarians have issued a warning that Bosnia and Herzegovina is entering a risk zone ahead of its elections, citing growing separatist rhetoric, concerns over foreign influence, and uncertainty regarding the future of international oversight of the Dayton Agreement.