Bangladesh's Foreign Minister Khalilur Rahman met with the Indian envoy in Dhaka, emphasizing the need to resolve existing 'irritations' in bilateral relations and reviewing India's invitation for Prime Minister Tarique Rahman.

Two years after his death, India's Supreme Court has cleared former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in the Coalgate case. This decision concludes a legal challenge he had previously mounted against CBI summons in the top court.

Luigi Di Maio, tasked by the EU to follow the Middle East dossier, spoke in Montecitorio about the situation in Hormuz. The former Deputy Prime Minister reflected on his political resurgence after previous setbacks, emphasizing his role in European diplomacy.

A political cartoon by Ellekappa depicts Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni in relation to facial recognition technology.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has sent a letter to Ursula von der Leyen, proposing the establishment of a European Center for Forest Fire Response for the Western Mediterranean, to be based in Mallorca.

Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi is expected to announce a policy to reduce the consumption tax rate on food items by 1% for two years, starting next April. She plans to seek consensus within the Liberal Democratic Party at an extraordinary executive meeting.

Interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan stated he met twice this year with George Simion, president of the AUR party, describing their discussions as an exchange of opinions rather than political negotiations.

An editorial discusses the UK Prime Minister's commitment to reforming the 'broken system' of social care, noting that the primary challenge remains how to fund the proposed changes.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has defended the pardon of Borrás, stating it has "nothing to do with politics" and citing the TSJC (High Court of Justice of Catalonia). He also avoided commenting on the former Civil Guard director's indictment, citing presumption of innocence.

Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius's advisory team is currently being formed, with six people already working within it.

Miroslav Aleksić, president of the People's Movement of Serbia, accused Prime Minister Đuri Macutu during a parliamentary session of leading a government that has 'destroyed institutions and the rule of law' and failed to answer opposition questions.

Former Prime Minister Davutoğlu leaves party politics and dissolves his Future Party.

During a protest in front of the Prime Minister's Office, activist Ilir Xhemalaj called for a minute of silence for a mother and her two children who died in a house fire in Shkodër, while also accusing Prime Minister Rama of genocide.

Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith held a news conference in Red Deer, Alberta, to make an announcement regarding homebuilding. They also took questions from journalists on various topics.

An opinion piece discusses 'stunning scenes' in India under Prime Minister Modi's leadership, reflecting on current events and societal conditions.

According to Asen Vasilev, the decision by Bulgarian President Yotova regarding the budget reduces her to a spokesperson for the Prime Minister, diminishing the institution of the presidency.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will not attend the Ministry of Culture event scheduled to take place in the Ancient Agora. The reason for his absence has not been specified.

The Greek Prime Minister reportedly called director Christopher Nolan to express gratitude for his film "The Odyssey," crediting it with boosting global interest in ancient Greek culture.

Nermin Nikšić, Prime Minister of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, held a video call with the surviving members of an expedition to Elbrus and the rescue team members.

Bulgaria's Deputy Prime Minister Atanas Pekanov announced that up to €265 million will be allocated for new trams, electric buses, and the construction of the metro, highlighting the age of some existing public transport.

Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis has offered to replace residents' vehicles on Agathonisi island with free electric cars and install new charging stations. This initiative aims to promote sustainable transportation in the area.

A majority of Fidesz supporters no longer believe Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is correct, particularly after his speech at Tusványos. This indicates a significant shift in public opinion regarding Orbán's political stance among his own party's base.

Spain's Popular Party (PP) has criticized Prime Minister Sánchez's explanations regarding his family's legal cases, comparing the current situation to Zapatero's government in 2011 and demanding that Sánchez 'renounce delinquency'.

During a court session at GJKKO, former Albanian President Ilir Meta strongly accused SPAK (Special Anti-Corruption Structure) of manipulating evidence and acting intentionally against him, requesting Prime Minister Rama be called as a witness.

Romania's interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan held a phone conversation with Kazakhstan's Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov, with the central topic being Romania's crude oil supply and the uninterrupted functioning of the oil pipeline.

Moldovan Deputy Prime Minister Valeriu Chiveri accused Tiraspol of blocking "1+1" format negotiations in Chisinau, stating that Transnistrian representatives repeatedly declined invitations for meetings.

André Ventura of Chega has indicated plans to call Prime Minister Costa and his predecessor to a parliamentary inquiry to ascertain their responsibilities in the appointment of Luís Neves to head the Judicial Police, with the inquiry expected to begin in September.

Mindaugas Sinkevičius, the current Prime Minister, is under scrutiny regarding his earnings at the company "Fegda," which built a faulty road to the Rūdninkai military training ground.

Andy Burnham's approval ratings as Prime Minister and those of the Labour party are being closely tracked and analyzed. His first interview as PM has provided insights into his leadership.

Following a cross-party 'National Council' meeting that failed to reach a consensus on reducing the consumption tax on food, Prime Minister Takaichi stated she would promptly consider the government and ruling party's policy and make a decision soon.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was heckled by protesters who stormed a hotel in Washington D.C. Netanyahu stated his intention to 'speak the truth' in New York, seemingly in defiance of the protests.

The Japanese prime minister is expected to make a formal decision as early as Thursday on a plan to cut the consumption tax rate on food products.

The Prime Minister of the Solomon Islands announced that the United States will finance a key port project, following previous interest from China.

A finance officer for Malaysia's Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia (Bersatu) confirmed in court that the party received donations and that its finances were reported to the leadership, including former Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin.

An analysis suggests that the Japanese Prime Minister's political challenges are intensifying her conflict with financial markets, indicating a worsening 'political doom loop'.

Bangladesh's former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has vowed to return to the country, despite expressing fears for her life.

The Greek Prime Minister held a teleconference with director Christopher Nolan, known for 'Odyssey,' in what appears to be a cultural or public relations event.

Prime Minister Mitsotakis, speaking from Leros, outlined a clear electoral dilemma for the spring 2027 elections, emphasizing that border residents had suffered from open border policies. The articles also touch on political speculation regarding party leadership and business acquisitions.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is reportedly concerned about her political power as retired general Roberto Vannacci, a pro-Russian and xenophobic figure, gains support from voters disillusioned with her liberal policies.

South Korean Prime Minister Han Seong-sook has instructed officials to crack down on market-disturbing acts like hoarding, citing persistent concerns about supply strains due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has pledged a thorough investigation into alleged corruption in local government recruitment exams. He also called on senior Interior Ministry officials to address recent graft scandals and rebuild public confidence.

A think tank has warned that the Prime Minister has no scope to increase borrowing, raising questions about how new cost-of-living measures will be funded.

The United Kingdom's new Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, has assembled a cabinet where approximately 40% of members, including himself, are directly linked to the Labour Friends of Israel.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is reportedly withholding the date for presenting the national budget to Congress, a move seen as a strategic play to influence the timing of a potential snap election.

A UN rapporteur has urged an immediate cessation of trade with Israel, with Australian Prime Minister Albanese also commenting that it is 'never too late to stop it'.

During a protest in Albania, a citizen issued a strong call for unity, threatening that universities would not open in September unless Prime Minister Rama and former President Berisha are removed from power. The diaspora was urged to join the demonstrations.

A young participant in a protest in front of the Prime Minister's Office in Albania called for continued civic resistance and urged the police not to be used for clashes with protesters, referencing an attack on activist Genti.

Montenegrin leaders, including Prime Minister Spajić and President Milatović, met with Luxembourg officials, emphasizing Montenegro's historic juncture and Luxembourg's crucial support on its European path.

The article discusses the possibility of a constitutional crisis in Romania, questioning whether the president can indefinitely delay the appointment of a prime minister and the potential for appealing to the Constitutional Court.

Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev commented on the upcoming presidential elections, noting the current absence of presidential candidacies from right-centrist political parties.

Albanian opposition figures are accusing Prime Minister Edi Rama and his family of widespread corruption, including alleged involvement in a casino deal and strategic investments. They claim Rama has betrayed the Albanian people and that his government is deeply corrupt, calling for his removal.

The Portuguese Socialist Party (PS) is requesting an urgent meeting with Prime Minister Luís Montenegro this week regarding a case within the Chega party's cabinet, with PS to define its position based on Montenegro's explanation.

A youth movement in India, sparked by exam leaks and online mockery, is challenging Prime Minister Narendra Modi's political dominance and could reshape the country's political landscape.

A collective action drive is being planned for August 5th to demand the release of former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, with Achakzai urging public participation.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez stated that a "light at the end of the tunnel" is visible in the fight against major forest fires, but warned that the coming hours and days would be particularly challenging due to an approaching heatwave.

Vasile Tofan, the interim Prime Minister of Moldova, is scheduled to visit Romania on Thursday. He will be received by interim Romanian Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan at Victoria Palace for his first official visit since taking office.

Prime Minister Vasile Tofan stated that the Moldovan government is not currently rushing to privatize all state property. Instead, authorities will focus on selling smaller, unused assets like abandoned buildings and vacant land.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced from Leros that the government is completing the largest intervention in the National Health System's infrastructure since its establishment, utilizing the Recovery Fund.

Romanian farmers could receive their diesel fuel excise tax reimbursement sooner if the Ministry of Finance approves a proposal by Vice Prime Minister and interim Agriculture Minister Tánczos Barna to reduce the reimbursement period.

Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's recent drop in popularity in Japan is prompting questions about whether it signifies normal challenges for a new administration or deeper structural problems.

Speaking ahead of a visit to Barrow-in-Furness, Prime Minister Burnham emphasized that investment in nuclear submarines will protect the UK and create jobs.

Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković responded to criticism from entrepreneurs regarding government intervention, particularly on fuel prices. He questioned what would happen if such measures were lifted, implying that critics remain silent when the government acts to stabilize the market.

Albanian citizens gathered in Tirana for the 60th consecutive day of protests against the government, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama. Demonstrators marched through the streets, chanting slogans and expressing their discontent with the political class.

Protesters continued their march through the streets of Tirana after a rally in front of the Prime Minister's Office, repeating calls against the government and chanting slogans like 'O milet, Rama ka siklet!' (O people, Rama is in trouble!) in the Willson Square area.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has criticized regional governments led by the Popular Party (PP) for refusing to cap rental prices, attributing their stance to 'sectarianism' and fully backing the government delegate in the Balearic Islands after protest charges.

Former Croatian Prime Minister Jadranka Kosor has criticized the government's approach to General Tihomir Kundid, stating that the issue particularly affects her as a former Minister of Veterans' Affairs.

During the 60th protest in front of the Prime Minister's office, a young Albanian protester accused politicians of being out of touch with citizens' realities and engaging in corruption, citing their lavish lifestyles and avoidance of public services.

Romanian Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan expressed concern over political instability, blaming recent actions by the PSD, and warned of a worrying outlook ahead of Fitch's decision on the country's credit rating.

A significant cockroach infestation in Delhi has become a symbol of public discontent, reportedly challenging Prime Minister Modi's image of invincibility and sparking expert commentary on its political implications.

Romania's interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan has accused former Health Minister Alexandru Rogobete of acting irresponsibly and being one of the 'arsonists' behind the ongoing hospital strike, stating the strike is based on 'disinformation and lies'.

Albanian actor Mehdi Malkaj declared that Rama is now a former prime minister, accusing him of theft and stating that the people are removing him from power.

Poslanici Skupštine Srbije nisu izglasali nepovreje Vladi premijera Đura Macuta nakon trodnevne rasprave.

A commentary piece highlights the impending battles over social care in the UK, emphasizing the depth of the crisis and the perceived commitment of a Prime Minister who believes in addressing it, with Andy Burnham poised to use his influence.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán announced that the VAT on firewood will be reduced to 5 percent this autumn, a measure expected to cost the budget 10 billion forints.

A three-day parliamentary debate on a no-confidence motion against the government of Đuro Macut has overshadowed preliminary proceedings against the ruling SNS party, with the Prime Minister facing accusations of being a puppet.

Following a change in Prime Minister, the Labour party has seen an increase in UK opinion polls for the first time in months, occasionally surpassing Reform UK, while the Green party's support has fallen.

Journalist and editor Ivan Protić believes that Serbian Prime Minister Đuro Macut's recent response to members of parliament effectively confirmed a particular issue.

Albanian journalist Basir Çollaku has commented on the massive 60-day protests in Tirana, stating they have taken on an unforeseen dimension and predicting Prime Minister Rama will not finish the year in office.

Former President Ilir Meta and Monika Kryemadhi, prominent Albanian opposition figures, have requested Prime Minister Edi Rama to testify in their ongoing court proceedings. Kryemadhi presented her submissions regarding evidence and testimonies to be administered by the court.

Journalist Osman Stafa criticized Albanian Prime Minister Rama for spending 4.3 million euros on a 'Garden of Eden' while hospitals reportedly lack basic supplies like bandages and catheters, forcing patients to purchase them privately.

Former Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki is leaving the Law and Justice (PiS) party, potentially taking up to 40 MPs with him, as party leader Jarosław Kaczyński attempts to prevent a significant split.

The UK Prime Minister has announced a national version of the Greater Manchester Baccalaureate, aiming to overhaul schools with a focus on technical education and loyal employment, though concerns about its fairness have been raised.

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif stated that Pakistan's national digitalization vision aims to provide citizens with access to all public facilities under a single digital identity.

Mindaugas Sinkevičius, the head of the Lithuanian government, has appointed six advisors to his team, two of whom previously worked with former Prime Minister Inga Ruginienė.

Poland's former prime minister is forming a new parliamentary group, causing a split within the country's largest opposition party and delivering another setback to Europe's nationalist movement.

The leader of the Catalan Executive, Salvador Illa, met with Singapore's Prime Minister and committed to studying the Asian country's experience in public housing, proposing an alliance in innovation, ports, and AI.

Borko Stefanović, a Member of Parliament for the Freedom and Justice Party (SSP), told Prime Minister Đuri Macut that his "registration has expired," alluding to Macut's earlier statement about receiving the prime minister's mandate while registering his car.

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates is reportedly planning a visit to South Korea as early as next month, with meetings requested with Prime Minister Han Seong-sook.

Former Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku has been summoned to Albania's Special Prosecution Against Corruption and Organized Crime (SPAK) to be informed about a three-month extension of her investigation.

Interim Romanian Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan is scheduled to appear on Digi24 this evening at 9 PM.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim confirmed the public release of the Tabung Haji Royal Commission of Inquiry report and pledged immediate, full probes and charges if evidence warrants. The Cabinet has ordered these actions, while Tabung Haji acknowledged the report but stated it has already moved on.

Begoña Gómez, the wife of the Spanish Prime Minister, has decided to change her legal representation, appointing criminal lawyer Jaime Campaner to handle her defense ahead of her upcoming jury trial.

Slovak Prime Minister Pellegrini has announced that current Slovak-Chinese relations are the best in history following negotiations in Beijing, seeing opportunities for new investments in technology and the automotive industry.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has called for massive, sustained, and structured capital investment and regional cooperation to drive the energy transition in ASEAN.

New government information posters have sparked debate on Reddit, with Prime Minister Viktor Orbán stating they cannot be compared to the hate campaigns funded by billions in public money, and Péter Magyar joining the discussion late at night.

Kuwait’s Foreign Minister Sheikh Jarrah Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah is on an official visit to Pakistan, where he was welcomed by Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar in Islamabad.

The Czech Support and Guarantee Fund for Farmers and Foresters is suing 28 Agrofert subsidiaries to reclaim agricultural subsidies ranging from hundreds of thousands to 2.5 million Czech crowns. The legal action stems from a conflict of interest involving former Prime Minister Andrej Babiš.

The Hungarian Parliament has approved the establishment of the National Office for Public Property Recovery and Protection (NVH), fulfilling a key campaign promise by Prime Minister Péter Magyar to combat corruption and misuse of public funds.

At Jantar Mantar, satire and defiance from India's youth have reportedly punctured Prime Minister Modi's aura of invulnerability, signaling a shift in public sentiment.

Serhii Koretskyi, Ukraine's new Prime Minister, has mandated that ministers must personally present government bills and attend key parliamentary sessions to strengthen cooperation with parliament.

Pakistan's Prime Minister has instructed the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) to develop a scientific method for assessing tax potential and ordered the Sky47 AI national data centre to be available to all government institutions.

Conservative Members of Parliament have earned millions from advisory roles, which the Labour party has pledged to ban. Former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is identified as the highest earner from such positions.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay has expressed disappointment to Prime Minister Narendra Modi over a Union minister's statement regarding Karnataka's consent for the Mekedatu project and plans to visit Bengaluru for talks.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's power is reportedly threatened by retired general Roberto Vannacci, a pro-Russian and xenophobic figure who is attracting votes from Italians disillusioned with Meloni's liberalism.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has called upon government ministries to remain youthful, dynamic, and adaptable, stressing the importance of active participation from young entrepreneurs and the development of industry-aligned courses.

As massive wildfires in Spain are brought under control, the country's climate-skeptic right-wing has rejected Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's 'national pact' to tackle the climate emergency.

Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has urged senior Interior Ministry officials to address recent corruption scandals as an opportunity to restore public confidence.

Former Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard has stated that Jacinta Allan, the ousted Victorian premier, was subjected to 'vile sexism' during her tenure, praising her courage in combating misogyny.

Albanian citizens have concluded 59 days of protests, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama and a 12-month transitional government, accusing him of corruption and betrayal.

Anti-government protests in Albania have reached their 59th day, with demonstrators demanding systemic change and the resignation of Prime Minister Rama, chanting slogans like 'Rama to jail, Berisha to jail!'

An activist has publicly criticized Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama, listing instances where he failed to keep promises and referencing the closure of the electoral system in 2008.

Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has returned to Greece for a vacation, continuing his tradition of holidaying in the country. He was seen in Evia, appearing in good spirits and shopping at a local mini-market.

Pakistan's Special Assistant to the Prime Minister (SAPM) is set to lead a $5 billion trade initiative with Turkey, offering policies for the auto, EV, and battery sectors as a business delegation heads to Istanbul.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis visited the General Hospital of Leros, affirming that the National Health System is moving in the right direction. He emphasized the government's continued commitment to improving healthcare services.

Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković visited Orašje to present contracts for support to Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina, emphasizing a new dimension of cooperation.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis visited Leros, stating that the island residents suffered from the previous open-borders policy. He emphasized that this policy has now changed and that security is a prerequisite for prosperity.

The Macedonian Prime Minister anticipates a more significant reduction in the prices of diesel and petrol, noting that excise duties are reviewed every two weeks, with the next analysis due by the 31st.

Moldovan Prime Minister Vasile Tofan has indicated that water tariffs in Moldova may soon be revised, stating that the current price does not cover all costs.

Albanian activist and lawyer Bledi Meti, residing in London, stated that the diaspora is preparing for a third return to their homeland, claiming that Prime Minister Rama is facing increasing scrutiny over alleged affairs.

UEFA and Prime Minister Andy Burnham have voiced criticism against FIFA's proposals to seek private investment for its competitions, including the World Cup.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, visiting Leros, emphasized the comprehensive upgrade of the National Health System, stating it is the largest since its inception and is being completed with the Recovery Fund.

India has formally invited Nepal's Prime Minister Balen Shah for an official visit, signaling potential diplomatic engagements and discussions between the two nations.

An 11-year-old Palestinian girl who painted a mural of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez on the shattered walls of Gaza expressed renewed hope after the Spanish leader personally responded to her artwork.

Oscar-winning Irish musician Glen Hansard has reportedly died in a motorcycle crash. Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin acknowledged his significant contribution to Ireland's cultural landscape.

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim urged voters in Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia, to give Aminuddin another term, pledging to continue working to elevate the state and Malaysia as regional examples.

Iraq's Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi has cancelled his first official trip to Saudi Arabia in protest, calling recent Saudi-US attacks a 'flagrant violation of sovereignty'.

After losing control of the ADI party due to a Constitutional Court decision, former São Tomé and Príncipe Prime Minister Patrice Trovoada is considering retiring from politics before the September legislative elections.

Liberal members of a parliamentary committee adjourned the meeting without voting on a Conservative motion to investigate the Gordie Howe bridge deal, a move stemming from what Conservatives perceive as contradictory statements by Prime Minister Mark Carney regarding the deal's specifics.

Protesters in Tirana continued their march through the streets after a rally in front of the Prime Minister's Office, repeating calls against the government and urging citizens to 'Wake up!' and join the revolt.

Prime Minister Andrej Babiš has been criticized for attending foreign meetings unprepared, while the Czech diplomacy lacks leadership, according to analyst Ehl.

Ilie Bolojan discussed his relationship with Nicușor Dan, stating he sees no problem, and addressed the delay in designating the prime minister, calling a potential resignation 'irresponsible'.

Following a controversy over a video featuring Prime Minister Modi, Meta has written to the Indian government outlining enhanced safeguards for his posts, stating that only senior Meta officials will now vet such content.

Abhijeet Dipke, founder of CJP, upon returning home, suggested that the Prime Minister should embrace the role of an influencer.

During the 60th protest in front of the Prime Minister's office, a protester highlighted the issue of mortgages, stating that despite many promises, people are not receiving their deeds, demanding that documents move beyond files into reality.

Political parties in Jammu and Kashmir are calling for intervention from the UN and Prime Minister Modi regarding alleged killings in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). Reports indicate over two dozen people were killed in firing by Pakistani security forces, prompting calls for a UN Human Rights Council investigation.

The leader of the Portuguese Socialist Party, Carneiro, has called on Prime Minister Neves to provide explanations in parliament as soon as possible regarding his 'fragilized political authority,' and to conduct a rigorous assessment with the Minister of Internal Administration.

Bangladesh is currently reviewing Prime Minister Modi's invitation to Tarique Rahman to visit India. The Foreign Minister confirmed the review, indicating ongoing diplomatic considerations.

Concerns are being raised about the UK's financial capacity to deliver on the promises made by new Prime Minister Andy Burnham, with experts suggesting tax increases or spending cuts may be necessary.

Former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was seen applying sunscreen to singer Katy Perry in the South of France. The interaction, described as "handsy," was reportedly for sun safety.

Protests by the 'Cockroach Janta Party' in India have continued, targeting Prime Minister Modi's image, even after the resignation of the Education Minister, with the government reportedly responding with repression.

The Hungarian Prime Minister reportedly sent a message to political analysts and those criticizing the government's school start support campaign.

Former Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki is challenging the historical leader of Law and Justice (PiS), Jarosław Kaczyński, by creating a new political formation.

Commentators suggest that the Gen Z 'cockroach' movement, coupled with the resignation of the education minister, has significantly damaged Prime Minister Modi's image and could potentially threaten his government in India.

Slovak Prime Minister Fico again claims that the government and municipalities do not need to create a balanced budget, citing an exception from the debt brake, despite experts and constitutional lawyers suggesting his interpretation is invalid.

Albanian citizens have been protesting for two months, holding their 60th consecutive rally to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama. Activists and journalists accuse Rama of corruption and failing to deliver on promises, stating there will be no negotiations, only his resignation.

The Moldovan Prime Minister has presented the government with the first 55 complaints from business owners, with more continuing to arrive. This comes as the cost of Russian citizenship is set to increase tenfold, and Gagauzia aims to "build Europe at home."

The Polish President has appointed new assessors, but the National Council of the Judiciary (KRS) asserts that the Prime Minister's countersignature is required for these appointments. This has sparked a debate regarding the legal complexities of the process.

Zdravko Ponoš, a member of parliament and leader of the Srbija centar (SRCE) party, stated that Prime Minister Đura Macut's government is the worst in Serbia's recent history.

The Serbian opposition is criticizing President Aleksandar Vučić's potential candidacy for prime minister, while the ruling party claims no decision has been made. Opposition members also question the Constitutional Court's selective activity, suggesting it only acts when it benefits the regime.

Andrej Babiš, the Czech Prime Minister, stated that next year's budget deficit will be significantly below 400 billion crowns, but Středula deems it 'absolutely unacceptable' and calls for tax adjustments and an increase in the minimum wage.

Maharashtra has surpassed Tamil Nadu in the third round of the Prime Minister's Internship Scheme, with Uttar Pradesh leading overall participation.

Kyriakos Mitsotakis will attend this afternoon the ceremony for the handover of the project "Improvement of accessibility infrastructure in the archaeological site and the Museum of the Ancient Agora". The Prime Minister will speak at the...

Britain has reaffirmed its military support for Ukraine, with newly appointed Prime Minister Andy Burnham announcing technology sharing for electronic warfare capabilities.

The concert for Romanian Language Day in 2026 has been canceled, a decision approved by the government at the Culture Minister's proposal, with Prime Minister Vasile Tofan stating the need for the state to 'tighten its belt'.

Several Lithuanian officials, including the Prime Minister and other political figures, have stated they see no basis or purpose for initiating a new investigation into the alleged CIA prison in Lithuania. They suggest waiting for the final court decision regarding the impeachment of Žemaitaitis.

Begoña Gómez, wife of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, is facing a request for a 13-year prison sentence from the organization Hazte Oír, which is leading the popular prosecution in her ongoing case.

Bavarian Prime Minister Markus Söder is embarking on a tour of Southeast Europe, including visits to Greece, Hungary, and Moldova, as he begins his summer holidays.

Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is once again enjoying his summer holidays in southern Evia, Greece, visiting his favorite traditional tavern in Karystos.

An investigation revealed that the immediate family of Prime Minister Orbán accumulated billions in profits as dividends from their companies last year.

A curfew has been extended indefinitely in parts of Nepal bordering India, following an outbreak of violence. Prime Minister Shah expressed grief over the incidents.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has called on opposition leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo to support a climate pact and distance his party from Vox, framing it as a crucial political alignment.

Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister Dar met with the Kuwaiti Foreign Minister to discuss regional and global developments, including the Middle East and Palestine, and agreed to enhance cooperation.

Malaysia's Deputy Prime Minister has warned the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) to cooperate on refugee screening in Malaysia or face potential expulsion.

Priyanka Gandhi has strongly criticized the government's actions against protesters, particularly the use of pellet guns, questioning if they are being treated as terrorists. She urged the Prime Minister to change his approach towards the demonstrators.

Fouzi Lekjaa, president of the Royal Moroccan Football Federation and budget minister, has formalized his allegiance to the Authenticity and Modernity Party, emerging as a frontrunner for Morocco's next head of government.

A civil case is currently being heard by the Klaipėda District Court regarding allegedly unfounded financial gains by a former advisor to ex-Prime Minister Paluckas.

Over the past day, hundreds of combat clashes occurred between Ukraine’s Defense Forces and Russian troops, with the Pokrovsk sector remaining one of the most intense combat zones. Separately, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky held a brief conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Meanwhile, observations from a gym in the Bahamas were reported.

Albanian citizens have launched a major protest, marching through the streets of Tirana and demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama and his entire government. Protesters are calling for an end to corruption, describing it as the largest citizen mobilization since the fall of communism.

Prime Minister Modi chaired his second meeting with Secretaries to the Government of India, emphasizing team building across Ministries and Departments and urging officers to work with a shared sense of purpose.

Albanian activists protested against Prime Minister Rama, criticizing his contract and accusing deputies of being 'puppets.' They also called for an immediate investigation into a knife threat, asserting that pressure and arbitrariness would not intimidate them.

Romania's Social Democratic Party (PSD) has criticized interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan for unblocking hospital positions, calling the government's memorandum invalid and accusing them of disrupting the healthcare system.

Philosopher Petr Hlaváček argues that a segment of Czech politicians and voters disregards the concept of liberal democracy, suggesting that former Prime Minister Andrej Babiš treats the Constitution as merely a 'tear-off calendar' and his ministers as subordinates.

An opinion piece criticizes Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico's sovereign policy, describing it as an 'annoying fly' that will negatively impact everyone, suggesting he secretly aligns with Brussels while hiding it from pro-Kremlin supporters.

Croatian Prime Minister Plenković visited Orašje to present agreements supporting Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina, stating they have entered a new dimension of cooperation.

Student outrage in India has escalated into the first protest movement to significantly challenge Prime Minister Modi's 12-year rule, forcing him to reconsider policies.

Pakistan's Prime Minister is advocating for expedited right-sizing reforms and has directed authorities to accelerate access to SME loans, aiming to streamline government operations and boost small and medium enterprises.

UEFA and Prime Minister Andy Burnham have voiced criticism against FIFA's proposals to seek private investment for its competitions, including the World Cup. The plan has drawn opposition from key football bodies and political figures.

Smer-SD has nominated MEP Judita Laššáková as its candidate for the head of the Prešov region, an announcement made by Prime Minister Robert Fico at a press conference.

Marty York criticizes Carney's antisemitism council, stating that despite the Prime Minister's promise of action two months prior, recent shootings indicate that nothing has changed regarding antisemitism.