Lithuania's Prosecutor General Nida Grunskienė has formally requested the Seimas to lift the legal immunity of Member of Parliament Saulius Skvernelis.

Katariina Souri, who previously co-founded the Finnish Granite Party before leaving it, has been named as a candidate for the Centre Party in the upcoming parliamentary elections.

A parliamentary question has been raised by Andreas Panagiotopoulos and Georgios Papailiou regarding the significant delays and inability to implement the "House of the Child" project in Patras, Greece.

The Finnish Parliament is set to hold an interpellation session where the opposition will have the opportunity to pose questions to the government on current affairs.

Dr. Jasmina Spasojević of the JS party has been elected as the new mayor of Jagodina by secret ballot during a session of the city's local parliament.

A draft law proposed by the Ministry of Health, aiming to liberalize assisted reproduction services and ensure equal opportunities for single women and unmarried couples to have children, has passed its first vote in the Seimas.

Parliament Speaker Numan Kurtulmuş confirmed that Parliament has constitutional authority over by-elections, as the main opposition CHP party advocates for them while the ruling AK Party downplays the issue.

The Lithuanian Parliament has increased fines for individuals who refuse to provide information to journalists or obstruct them in performing their professional duties.

The Member of Parliament for Akuapem North, Sammi Awuku, has announced plans to formally question the Ghana Maritime Authority in Parliament over the handling of a vessel that later surfaced in…

Gordan Jandroković, the Speaker of the Croatian Parliament, received the commemorative 'King Tomislav' medal from Blaženko Boban, the Prefect of the Split-Dalmatia County.

Moldovan Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu stated that the opposition's criticism of the new Parliament Code bill stems from its aim to combat "political tourism." He addressed the opposition's complaint filed with the Council of Europe regarding the legislation.

Deputies from Portugal's Chega party requested expense claims for a meeting held on a day when no parliamentary work was scheduled. The request was refused because the party's bench did not seek authorization to meet on a day designated for PSD parliamentary sessions.

Ana Brnabić, President of the National Assembly and Vice-President of the SNS, has published a comprehensive response to Vladan Đokić, Rector of the University of Belgrade.

A conference titled "Suffering of Serbs in NDH in the period from 1941 to 1945" was opened in the Serbian Parliament in Belgrade, organized by the Parliamentary Group for National Memory and Suffering.

The European Parliament's Agriculture Committee has reportedly approved a ban on the use of terms like 'vegan bacon' and 'vegan steak' for plant-based products within the EU.

The European Parliament's Transport Committee has approved changes aimed at easing drivers' burdens, obliging countries to share car mileage and technical inspection information to reduce odometer fraud.

Gazment Bardhi, head of the Democratic Party Parliamentary Group, accused Parliament Speaker Niko Peleshi of violating regulations and excluding the opposition from the legislative process for 23 EU integration laws.

Members of the French National Assembly's defense committee are being recalled to session during their scheduled recess in the week of April 20 to debate the army budget, a move that has caused discontent among some parliamentarians.

Former Foreign Minister Elisa Spiropali appeared in the Albanian Parliament with a 'curated look' following recent clashes with Prime Minister Edi Rama.

Tedi Blushi, Secretary General of the Freedom Party, has again requested an interpellation with Albanian Health Minister Andis Salla. Blushi seeks a parliamentary discussion on IPARD funds and the alleged market saturation by Serbian powdered milk.

Dr. Gideon Boako, Member of Parliament for Tano North Constituency, has cut sod for the construction of a new maternity block at the Duayaw Nkwanta Health Centre in Ghana. This initiative aims to improve the quality of healthcare services in the region.

Albanian MP Jorida Tabaku of the Democratic Party has stated that Albania's integration process is being held hostage by the parliamentary immunity of Belinda Balluku, accusing the Parliament of spreading falsehoods and ignoring critical issues.

Álvaro Almeida confirmed in parliament that the 1% increase in consultations and 3% in surgeries are insufficient to address healthcare waiting lists in Portugal. He stated that the focus is on preventing further growth of these lists.

Members of the European Parliament from the Greens and Renew Europe groups have called for an urgent and clear reaction from the European Commission regarding the deteriorating situation in Serbia, suggesting that Brussels' response should include a suspension of funding.

The Moldovan Parliament convened a plenary session to discuss several legislative projects, including fiscal modifications, environmental reforms, and measures to combat illegal drug trafficking.

The investigation into Kenya's fuel scandal continues, with details emerging from a meeting chaired by Felix Koskei, while Cabinet Secretary Wandayi failed to appear for a parliamentary probe, prompting fresh summons.

Members of Parliament Sonja Pernat and Slavica Radovanović announced their departure from the 'Sloga – Struka' parliamentary club, citing the decision of some club members to participate in meetings with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić.

A member of the ruling Farmers and Greens Union faction in the Lithuanian Seimas is set to propose amendments next week to revoke the status of head of state for Vytautas Landsbergis.

Despite criticism from OSCE and the European Court of Human Rights, the newly elected Danish Parliament continues to decide on complaints regarding its own election, with a V-profile joining the critics.

Dr. Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings, a Ghanaian Member of Parliament, has advocated for the creation of specialized pension schemes designed to meet the unique needs of peasant women farmers and market women in Ghana.

The Member of Parliament and Municipal Chief Executive for the Evaloe Adjomoro-Gwira constituency in Ghana have launched "Operation Lighten Up Evaloe Adjomoro-Gwira Constituency," providing street bulbs and solar panels to improve lighting.

A historical report from Papua New Guinea recalls a past event where Members of Parliament from the United Party were urged to resign.

Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has outlined his priorities for the newly constituted 12th Parliament, guiding its legislative agenda.

The investigation into Kenya's fuel scandal continues to deepen with testimonies from top energy bosses, details emerging from a meeting chaired by Felix Koskei, and Cabinet Secretary Wandayi's absence from a parliamentary probe.

Renowned singer Rahat Fateh Ali Khan has been honored at the UK Parliament for his contributions to music.

The European Parliament's agriculture committee approved the agreement with governments to limit the naming of non-animal products on store shelves.

An EU Parliament committee is pushing for digital driving licenses to be a priority, though not mandatory, aiming to prevent odometer fraud across member states by facilitating data sharing.

In the Portuguese Parliament, former government official Cláudia Joaquim stated that the transfer of INEM balances was maintained due to a political decision, arguing that integrated management improves efficiency.

Legislators are reportedly facing an imminent vote regarding their parliamentary immunity.

Canadian MP Marilyn Gladu has backed a petition advocating for an automatic by-election whenever a Member of Parliament crosses the floor. The petition, which calls for immediate accountability for voters, has garnered over 64,000 signatures.

An April election model for the Czech Republic shows the ANO movement leading with 32.7% of the vote. The ODS and STAN movements are in a tight race for second place, while the Motoristé party would not enter parliament.

During a parliamentary session, opposition MP Sandra Benčić criticized Prime Minister Andrej Plenković over record Eurozone inflation, to which Plenković responded by distributing responsibility beyond the government.

France Télévisions is facing intense scrutiny and internal turmoil following five months of parliamentary hearings that revealed significant issues within the group. Employees are now hoping for changes after the commission's report is published.

Protests have erupted in Vilnius, Lithuania, against proposed amendments to the public broadcaster (LRT) law, with critics warning of censorship risks and restrictions on editorial freedom. Demonstrators gathered near the parliament, advocating for the public broadcaster to remain independent of political influence.

A protest titled "Hands Off" took place in Vilnius outside the Seimas (parliament) against proposed amendments to the LRT (Lithuanian National Radio and Television) law, with participant Rita Miliūtė notably showing a middle finger to the parliament.

Romanian politician Ilie Bolojan stated that the best situation for Romania currently is to have a government based on a stable parliamentary majority, dismissing other hypotheses as less optimal solutions.

A request by the PSD party to hear Nazaré Costa Cabral and former Finance Minister Mário Centeno in the Portuguese Parliament was rejected. The motion was voted down by Chega, PS, and Livre parties.

The Ministry of Interior announced that Cyprus will open polling stations in Athens, Thessaloniki, London, and Brussels for Cypriot voters abroad ahead of the May 24 parliamentary elections.

Omeragić has been confirmed as the new Member of Parliament for the Bosniak Party in Montenegro, with Mandić stating that the parliament will now function in full composition and the BS club is complete.

Portuguese parties AD and PS have rejected appeals against the Parliament President's decision to block proposed amendments from IL, BE, and Chega regarding the government's ISP (fuel tax) decree.

After prolonged disagreements, Ukraine's Verkhovna Rada has adopted one of three tax-related bills aimed at preventing a financial crisis and securing aid from the EU and IMF, including a military levy.

A petition advocating for mandatory Luxembourgish language learning has garnered over 5,500 signatures, reaching the required threshold for a public hearing in the country's parliament.

Romania's USR party has requested the sanctioning of AUR deputy Dan Tanasă for making offensive remarks about USR during a parliamentary session.

The Verkhovna Rada has adopted a new law aimed at strengthening state control over product quality and safety, extending oversight to online commerce and aligning regulations with EU standards as part of European integration.

An emergency studio broadcast explores key questions regarding Bulgaria's upcoming early parliamentary elections, specifically examining whether there will be a "Gen Z revolution" and who young voters support.

Nana Agyei Baffour Awuah, Member of Parliament for Manhyia South, expressed alarm over the rapid and unregulated commercialization of residential areas within his constituency, warning of potential extinction of residential zones.

Ana Brnabić, the Speaker of the Serbian Parliament, is on track to surpass her predecessor's record for avoiding scheduling parliamentary sessions during the regular spring sitting.

The Bangladesh Parliament has passed a bill to repeal the special security law that provided protection to the family of the Father of the Nation.

Iratxe García Pérez, leader of the S&D group in the European Parliament, has written to EU Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos, expressing concerns about Montenegro's recently adopted laws on internal affairs and the National Security Agency (ANB). Pérez believes these fears deserve an impartial analysis by the European Commission.

The Latvian parliament is expected to consider a proposal next week to provide a 30 million euro short-term state loan to the national airline airBaltic.

Akwasi Konadu, Deputy Ranking Member of Parliament’s Lands and Natural Resources Committee, has raised concerns about the credibility of the Damang mine lease process, questioning how a competitive tender could be concluded in just four days.

The Bangladeshi parliament has passed the July Uprising Bill, which grants immunity to protesters involved in the uprising.

Ana Brnabić, the Speaker of the National Assembly of Serbia, met with Alexander Botsan-Kharchenko, the Russian Ambassador to Serbia, to discuss bilateral relations.

Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides criticized the House for attempting to pass numerous bills, some unconstitutional, before its dissolution ahead of the May 24 parliamentary elections, also expressing concern about the composition of the new House.

The Greek political party PASOK has criticized Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis, alleging he satisfied favors for their Members of Parliament and calling for immediate intervention from a prosecutor.

Cypriot political parties are finalizing decisions on property foreclosures and loan guarantors as parliament prepares for self-dissolution before upcoming elections.

Saulius Skvernelis, chairman of the Democrats 'For Lithuania,' announced that his party membership would be automatically suspended, but he would not resign from his parliamentary seat, following an inquiry by the Prosecutor General.

The Dutch House of Representatives has expressed significant concern regarding the growing number of people exhibiting confused or misunderstood behavior and the absence of effective solutions to address this societal issue.

A recurring discussion has emerged regarding the structure and formation logic of the Estonian national public broadcaster's council, with arguments suggesting the institution needs effective management rather than acting as its own parliament.

Serbian Members of Parliament have condemned the Ministry of Education's decision to close three study programs at the Faculty of Philosophy in Niš, warning that all responsible for the potential split of the faculty will be held accountable.

The Lithuanian Seimas has approved a measure allowing municipalities to charge a one-time fee for the allocation of columbarium niches, with the size of the fee to be determined by local councils.

The Croatian government has sent amendments to the Law on Construction Products to parliamentary procedure, aiming to align it with an EU regulation to ensure the free movement of safe products within the internal market.

The High Representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Christian Schmidt, met with the Deputy Speaker of the House of Peoples of the BiH Parliamentary Assembly, Dragan Čović, with whom he discussed several topics.

Cyprus holds the Presidency of the Council of the European Union at a time when Brussels' celebrated openness is facing a significant test. The European Parliament prides itself on being the most open, but challenges remain.

Lithuanian Parliament Speaker Juozas Olekas has stated that amendments to the law on the Lithuanian National Radio and Television (LRT) will continue to be debated and are expected to be adopted during the current spring session, despite public protests.

A dispute arose in the Lithuanian parliament concerning the behavior of journalist Rita Miliūtė, who raised her middle finger during a protest, with Culture Minister Vaida Aleknavičienė responding to parliamentary questions on the matter.

The Polish parliament proceeded with the swearing-in of constitutional court judges, a move that reportedly defies the president and further complicates the country's rule-of-law crisis.

Five opposition parties in the Czech Republic have requested an extraordinary session of the Chamber of Deputies to discuss security, the economy, and public service media.

Socialist Party MP Erion Braçe revealed messages from Lushnja citizens in Parliament regarding conflicts with the "Lufra" company, stating that the owner claimed it was cheaper to buy powdered milk, amidst an interpellation with the Minister of Agriculture.

The Albanian Parliament has rejected a Democratic Party proposal for an accelerated procedure on a bill aimed at lowering oil prices, with 77 votes against the initiative.

The insolvency of René Benko's Signa Group has become a topic of discussion in Italian politics, with MP Alessia Ambrosi raising questions regarding European banking supervision.

Konstantinos Tassoulas, President of the Hellenic Parliament, is scheduled to attend the Epitaph service on Good Friday and the Resurrection service on Holy Saturday in Ermoupoli, Syros.

Prof. Titus K. Beyuo, Member of Parliament for Lambussie, has awarded scholarships totaling GHS 201,050 to 93 students in his constituency through the Beyuo Educational Scholarship Trust (BEST).

Igor Grosu, Speaker of Moldova's Parliament, commented on information from Ukraine's presidential office regarding a potential Russian "buffer zone" near Transnistria. He stated that Russia's grand plans have always remained on paper and Moldova will ensure they stay that way.

Vladimir Pejić, director of Faktor plus agency, stated that the date of snap parliamentary elections in Serbia will depend on the overall global and economic situation, not just military actions.

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.

Montenegro's Finance Minister Novica Vuković stated during a special parliamentary session that there is no talk of a "Greek scenario" and that public finances remain stable.

Indian Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is likely to skip her planned visit to the US, where she was expected to attend World Bank and IMF meetings, as Parliament reconvenes to fast-track a women's quota bill.

Nikos Stylianides has withdrawn his Alma candidacy for the May 24 parliamentary elections in Cyprus, citing 'principle' after Demetris Papadakis was removed from the Alma ballot. Stylianides was running in Limassol.

Slobodan Cvejić, Vice President of Serbia Centre (SRCE) and a Member of Parliament, stated that Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić is in a stalemate regarding calling parliamentary elections, as he lacks a suitable presidential candidate.

Safura Begum Rumi, a former Member of Parliament from the Awami League (AL), has been arrested in Dhaka.

Emmanuel Kwasi Bedzrah, Member of Parliament for Ho West and Chairman of the Open Government Partnership Caucus, has advocated for greater transparency in public service by urging public access to officials’ asset declarations.

Another Conservative lawmaker has defected to Canada's governing Liberal party, bringing the Liberals closer to a parliamentary majority. This move significantly alters the balance of power in the House of Commons.

An investigation by elite Slovak police has concluded that there is no evidence to support claims made by the Smer party last summer that the United Kingdom attempted to influence the 2023 parliamentary elections against them.

Parliament member Birutė Vėsaitė plans to submit amendments to the Code of Administrative Offenses, proposing to increase fines for buyers of prostitution services up to 3,500 euros.

The Pilnacek U-Committee, a parliamentary inquiry committee in Austria, is scheduled to question Kreutner as part of its ongoing investigation.

Voting has commenced in by-elections for the Sherpur-3 and Bogra-6 parliamentary seats in Bangladesh.

Iran’s parliamentary speaker says Washington violated key provisions of a proposed agreement before negotiations even began.

Premier Allan has put Members of Parliament on notice regarding an impending cabinet reshuffle, expected to take place before November.

The Croatian Parliament is set to debate the final proposal for a law on affordable housing, which includes provisions for buildings designated for citizens over 65 to be equipped with specific safety devices.

Residents in Vuda, Fiji, are actively opposing a proposed waste-to-energy plant in their area, citing environmental and health concerns. A local Member of Parliament has called for intervention to address the community's objections.

The House of Representatives of the Parliament of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina has adopted amendments to the Law on Southern Interconnection, which introduces an American investor into the project.

The Portuguese Parliament has unanimously approved a government bill to adjust the minimum limits of the ISP (tax on petroleum products). This legislative change comes as the government had exhausted its margin to increase tax discounts on diesel.

Portugal's housing prices continue to rise without a clear solution, as political parties PS and Chega reportedly align to block inconvenient hearings. This situation unfolds amidst failed economic forecasts and a growing disconnect within Parliament.

The House of Representatives of the Parliament of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) adopted amendments to the Law on Southern Gas Interconnection. These changes introduce an American investor into the project.

A protest titled 'Hands Off' was held in front of the Lithuanian Parliament (Seimas) against proposed amendments to the LRT (public broadcaster) law, with participants advocating for an independent public broadcaster.

The leader of Croatia's SDP party, Siniša Hajdaš Dončić, commented in Parliament on Prime Minister Andrej Plenković's report from the latest European Council meeting, referencing past political figures Račan and Sanader.

Minister Vijlbrief announced an investigation into the functioning of the Arbeidsongeschiktheidsfonds (Aof) following significant criticism from employers, employees, and members of parliament regarding its current structure and impact.

The Parliament of Montenegro has made significant efforts to strengthen its administrative capacities and mechanisms to address challenges affecting the legislative process, aiming for quality and applicable legislation.

A district police commander in Krems testified before the parliamentary inquiry committee investigating the case of the late former Justice Section Chief Christian Pilnacek, defending his decisions in the matter.

The Law on the South Interconnection will be discussed today at an extraordinary session of the House of Representatives of the Parliament of FBiH

An IT technician testified before an Austrian parliamentary committee, shedding light on the unusual circumstances surrounding how Pilnacek's laptop came into the possession of the WKStA.

Darko Vuletić, president of the HSS party and a new member of parliament, clarified his decision to join the ruling majority, stating that the policies of Krešo Beljak were ineffective and he aims to restore the party's former glory.

Drivers in Vilnius, Lithuania, have been warned of potential traffic congestion and restrictions in the city center on Wednesday evening as Lithuanians gather for a protest near the Seimas (parliament).

Alina Cebotariov, deputy director of the Organization for Entrepreneurship Development, has been proposed to Parliament as the candidate for president of the Competition Council in Moldova.

The Chief Whip has indicated that the Bangladesh National Parliament may convene on Friday if necessary to ensure the timely passage of ordinances within the stipulated deadline.

Estonian transport, logistics, and fuel-sector organizations have proposed to the government and parliament a temporary reduction of the diesel fuel excise duty to the European Union's minimum level of 330 euros per 1000 liters.

Norway's Labour Party (Ap) has called a crisis meeting with SV, Rødt, MDG, and Sp to address a contentious issue in Parliament following a 'fuel loss' incident.

Ana Brnabić, President of the National Assembly of Serbia, is on track to surpass the record of her predecessor, Vladimir Orlić, who, three years ago, avoided scheduling a session for a full 50 days...

An IT expert was questioned in the parliamentary committee investigating the laptop of former justice section chief Pilnacek, who was found dead. Criticism has emerged regarding the Interior Ministry's insufficient data transfer concerning the laptop's contents.

Finnish MP Kaisa Juuso is expected to return to parliament in the autumn, having been on sick leave since resigning from her ministerial post in February.

Hungary's parliamentary election on April 12 is a major test for Viktor Orbán, with Peter Magyar challenging his long rule amidst corruption allegations. Adding to the election context, György Wáberer, a wealthy individual holding state-linked positions, has been actively encouraging citizens to vote.

Albanian opposition leader Sali Berisha convened his parliamentary group to criticize the rising prices of oil and food, advocating for an overhaul of the current fuel fiscal system. He also acknowledged a two-week ceasefire agreement.

An amendment to the Anti-Terror law has successfully passed through the parliament in Bangladesh, marking a significant legislative development.

Pedro Delgado Alves, a deputy and vice-president of the PS parliamentary group in Portugal, stated that his party is not "morally obliged" to approve the State Budget and reiterated criticism regarding a lack of dialogue.

A Lithuanian parliament committee has given its backing to the establishment of the Kapčiamiestis training ground.

Slovakia's opposition KDH party announced that Jozef Hajko is leaving parliament and will be replaced by university lecturer Gabriel Paľa.

Representatives of the United Trade Unions of Serbia "Sloga" met with President Aleksandar Vučić for consultations regarding potential snap parliamentary elections and the country's foreign policy course. This meeting is part of ongoing discussions.

Iran and mediator Pakistan say ceasefire includes Lebanon but Israel and US disagree.

Isaac Yaw Opoku, Ranking Member on Parliament’s Food, Agriculture and Cocoa Affairs Committee, has appealed to cocoa farmers in Ghana's Ahafo Region to resist pressure from illegal miners, known as 'galamseyers', who seek to take over their farmlands.

Italy's magistrates union, ANM, offered to collaborate with Premier Giorgia Meloni's government to accelerate justice, following her report to parliament on the executive's agenda and justice system reforms.

Democratic Party MP Belind Këlliçi reacted in Parliament against the draft law on tourist ports, accusing the government of a lack of transparency and unjustified haste in its approval, stating that Albanian property is being seized.

The European Commission has requested urgent explanations from Hungary following media reports of phone conversations with Russia concerning internal European Union documents, prompting Members of the European Parliament to call for measures to prevent confidential information from reaching Russia.

Moldova's Parliament has voted in the first reading to extend the housing privatization deadline until 2029 and to ban gas cylinders in apartment buildings. The legislative adjustment was supported by 77 deputies.

The Parliament of Moldova has appointed Alina Cebotarev as the new chair of the Competition Council, with 55 deputies supporting her candidacy.

Farmers in Finland have protested outside parliament, aiming to raise alarm about the nation's future food supplies and current agricultural policies.

US Vice President JD Vance spoke to reporters in Budapest, mentioning a statement by Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, who affirmed Iran's right to uranium enrichment.

Anti-corruption expert Martin Kreutner testified in an Austrian parliamentary inquiry, suggesting that the late Christian Pilnacek was "overburdened with an excess of competencies" and was a victim of the system.

The Verkhovna Rada, Ukraine's parliament, passed a resolution to form a temporary investigation commission to examine actions by officials that could jeopardize the nation's economic security.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni addressed Parliament, first the Chamber and then the Senate, to outline the government's program for the final year of the legislature following a referendum defeat. She stated there would be no restart or cabinet reshuffle.

During an interpellation with the Minister of Agriculture, Andis Salla, led by Socialist Party MP Erion Braçe, the Albanian Parliament hall was largely empty, with most lawmakers from both political camps absent.

Moldovan MP Vasile Costiuc, head of the "Democracy at Home" faction, returned from Georgia after participating in an inter-parliamentary friendship group meeting. He brought a gift from the Georgian Parliament Speaker for his Moldovan counterpart.

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.

Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul delivered his government's policy statement to parliament, emphasizing commitments to national stability, self-reliance, and economic recovery for the Thai people.

The European Democratic Party has warned that events in Serbia constitute a 'red line' being crossed, not merely a warning. Europarliamentarians are urging EU officials to take urgent action regarding the democratic decline in Belgrade.

President Nikos Christodoulides has referred a law requiring compensation for surplus electricity generated by photovoltaic systems back to parliament. The decision, taken after the law's passage in March, centers on specific provisions.

Kenyan Cabinet Secretary Wandayi failed to appear for a parliamentary hearing investigating a fuel scandal, prompting MPs to issue fresh summons and warn of consequences.

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

A presidential advisor has criticized the Montenegrin government's decision to finalize the concession process for Montenegro Airports, calling for parliamentary deputies to act in the interest of the state and citizens. The decision is accompanied by a campaign promoting "a billion euros for the state."

A bill has been registered in the Moldovan Parliament to eliminate tariffs on the majority of products imported from the United States, with exceptions for beef, pork, poultry, and dairy products to protect local producers.

Reports indicate that Members of Parliament in Zimbabwe are frequently absent from parliamentary sessions, raising concerns about legislative oversight.

Bruce Lehrmann's bid to appeal a defamation case against Network Ten and Lisa Wilkinson has been dismissed by the high court, upholding findings that he likely raped Brittany Higgins in Parliament House in 2019.

A parliamentary debate in Montenegro saw MPs discussing national identity, with some competing over who is 'more Serb' or 'more Montenegrin' in the context of proposed changes to national symbols.

A Korean entity is reportedly targeting nine million passengers, with a particular focus on establishing connections with markets in Asia and the United States. The government has proposed this plan to parliament.

Professor Dragović stated that 22,000 citizens' signatures have been submitted to Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, serving as assistance and an alibi for him to call parliamentary elections.

The Austrian parliamentary inquiry committee is set to question Martin Kreutner, who led the "Pilnacek" commission investigating the justice system, with a former employee of Wolfgang Sobotka also scheduled to appear.

Aggrieved cocoa farmers in Ghana's Ahafo Region have demonstrated their displeasure over delayed government payments and are urging Parliament to intervene on their behalf.

Amidst political conflict, the Greek Parliament has set a date for addressing the lifting of immunities for certain individuals.

A Yle support poll indicates that the competition among parties behind the leaders is intensifying, with the Centre Party surpassing the Finns Party. The combined support for government parties has fallen to its lowest level during the current parliamentary term.

Cláudia Joaquim, a former government official, defended the integrated management of INEM (National Institute of Medical Emergency) balances before a parliamentary inquiry commission, stating it increased efficiency and complied with budget law.

Political parties in Bangladesh are in the process of preparing for nominations for women's reserved seats in the Jatiya Sangsad (parliament). While BNP is still sorting its candidates, Jamaat has finalized its selections.

Former INEM President Sérgio Janeiro attributed constraints during the October and November 2024 strikes to structural issues, while former government official Lacerda Sales denied the episode defines the institution, as a parliamentary inquiry examines the 12 deaths, three linked to delays, that occurred during the 2024 strikes.

The House of Representatives of the Parliament of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina is scheduled to hold an emergency session in Sarajevo to discuss the proposed law on Southern Interconnection.

A broadcast discussed airBaltic's financial situation, including its loan, state support, investor relations, and overall strategy, with participation from government ministers and parliament members.

North Macedonia's Deputy Minister of Justice, Alen Dereban, presented a draft law for the Council of Public Prosecutors to parliament, which introduces significant changes aimed at strengthening the council's independence, professionalism, and transparency, moving it to a second reading.

Joint committees on Petroleum Resources of the Nigerian National Assembly have dismissed petitions challenging a pipeline surveillance contract and expressed confidence in Tantita Security Services and other agencies.

Members of Parliament from the Movement for the Restoration of the Kingdom of Serbia (POKS) have left the NADA coalition's parliamentary club to form a new parliamentary group. POKS states the goal is to create the largest opposition club.

The Social Democratic Party of Madeira has accused the Socialist Party and Chega of holding a 'centralist vision' that has harmed and penalized initiatives from the regional parliaments of Madeira and the Azores.

The main developments in the petroleum products market, focusing on fuel price dynamics and their determining factors, were analyzed during parliamentary hearings in Moldova on April 8.

A new Gallup poll in Iceland indicates the Social Democratic Alliance is the largest party with approximately 30% support, while the Independence Party and Centre Party follow with about 20% each, and the Progressive Party falls below the parliamentary threshold.

The French parliamentary commission of inquiry into public audiovisual media has concluded, marked by several heated moments and strong statements. The commission's work, which began in late November, included a new hearing with France Télévisions CEO Delphine Ernotte.

Gabriel Bernardino, president of Portugal's insurance supervisor ASF, criticized the lack of financial and budgetary independence in Parliament, citing an inability to rent a bus without ministerial authorization and requesting a new regime.

The European Parliament Committee has approved a proposal to digitize car registration documents with 39 votes in favor, while maintaining physical versions as an option for those with limited digital access or capabilities.

Matej Grah, Secretary General of Slovenia's Freedom Movement party, has labeled SDS, NSi, Demokrate, and Resni.co as an "unprincipled coalition" for not supporting the formation of the first parliamentary working bodies.

Duncan Amoah is pushing for the Ghanaian parliament to pass a Consumer Protection Bill to codify consumer rights, noting that currently, there are no such laws even when prices should decline.

After prolonged disagreements between parliament and the government, one of the three draft laws related to tax increases was successfully passed in Ukraine's Verkhovna Rada on Tuesday.

The Norwegian Finance Minister (article states Jens Stoltenberg, but likely refers to a government official) has announced that the government will implement all parliamentary decisions regarding diesel cuts by May 1st, including reducing CO2 taxes.

Makarios Drousiotis, a journalist and Volt parliamentary candidate in Cyprus, has criticized the police for their handling of corruption allegations. He claims investigators are attempting to discredit evidence before proper examination.

Slovak MP Hajko is leaving the National Council, expressing disappointment with the direction of the Christian Democratic Movement (KDH) and its failure to address daily problems.

A legislative initiative proposing a three-year extension for the housing privatization deadline has been examined and approved by the Moldovan Parliament's Committee for Economy, Budget, and Finance, and will be proposed to the full Parliament.

Kingsley Agyemang, Member of Parliament for Abuakwa South, engaged with constituents over the Easter period through community-focused activities centered on healthcare and youth development.

Croatian Minister of Science, Education, and Youth, Radovan Fuchs, announced in the Croatian Parliament that every child will have a place in kindergarten by 2030. He also stated that approximately four-fifths of students will attend school in a single shift.

An Austrian parliamentary inquiry committee is questioning an IT technician who copied data from Pilnacek's laptop, focusing on the so-called 'System Pilnacek.'

Member of Parliament for Tamale South and Minister for Education, Haruna Iddrisu, has described the ongoing water shortage in Tamale as a serious concern, saying many residents still lack access to…

Gazment Bardhi of the Democratic Party accused the Socialist Party of doing everything to prevent the opposition's role in Parliament, stating the majority has rejected all opposition initiatives.

Taiwan covered the travel expenses for Finnish Members of Parliament on a trip aimed at establishing a historic direct flight connection between Taiwan and Finland.

A sharp debate erupted in the Croatian Parliament between HDZ and Možemo! regarding corruption and waste, culminating in strong accusations and personal insults involving Plenković, Benčić, and Jandroković.

Bulgaria has observed a serious increase in applications for voting at the current address, with approximately 113,000 applications for the upcoming elections compared to 89,000 in previous parliamentary elections.

Charges have been filed in connection with the vandalism of the Finnish Parliament building's pillars, which were defaced with red paint in the autumn of 2024.

Slovenian parties SD and Svoboda are discussing the formation of a national unity government, with SD supporting a center-left candidate and Svoboda committed to 'quick, effective solutions' following a meeting of parliamentary group leaders.

Bosnian Energy Minister Vedran Lakić announced plans for the continued development of BH-Gas, including the construction of northern and western gas interconnections, during a parliamentary session discussing amendments to the Southern Gas Interconnection Law.