Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has accused Spain of 'hostility' towards Israel, following Madrid's recognition of a Palestinian state in 2024, which has significantly strained relations between the two countries.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni distanced herself from US President Donald Trump in a parliamentary address, seeking to bolster her position after a recent referendum defeat.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, speaking from Doha, reaffirmed that NATO is 'in the interest of the United States,' directly responding to repeated criticisms from former US President Donald Trump against NATO allies.

Meanwhile, the world market price of crude oil is experiencing its largest weekly drop since June last year.

Amit Shah presented the BJP manifesto as a roadmap for 'Sonar Bangla,' emphasizing welfare initiatives in Bengal, including Prime Minister Modi's promise of the 7th pay commission.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim reaffirmed Malaysia’s independent foreign policy stance, stating that while the nation prioritizes strong ties with neighbors, it refuses to overlook the causes of current regional issues, in response to Singapore's stance on the Strait of Hormuz.

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) removed Raghav Chadha as its deputy leader in the Rajya Sabha, accusing him of shying away from parliamentary debate and engaging in 'soft PR' instead of confronting the Prime Minister.

Moldova is planning to increase the salaries of the president, prime minister, and speaker of parliament, as announced by Finance Minister Andrian Gavriliță.

Thousands of sailors are reportedly trapped on ships due to an Iranian blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, with one describing the situation as "impossible." British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has discussed plans to secure free navigation through the critical waterway with Gulf leaders and Donald Trump.

The Armenian Church has condemned a program by the ruling party that envisions the removal of Catholicos Karekin II, escalating a crisis between the Church and Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s government that began in May 2025.

Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson has been reported to the Riksdag's constitutional committee following controversial statements he made regarding climate policy.

Legendary British rock band Deep Purple made Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's day with a brief visit during their return to Tokyo, surprising their high-profile superfan.

A former head of protocol at Prague Castle has explained why President Petr Pavel's proposal for a joint appearance with the Prime Minister at the NATO summit in Ankara would not be effective, stating the delegation's composition should have been resolved months ago.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has strongly criticized Donald Trump, implicitly comparing him to Russian President Vladimir Putin, and also made pointed remarks against the US and Russia regarding the ongoing energy crisis.

Singapore's Prime Minister has assured Australia that fuel supplies will not be cut, following a new agreement between the two nations. The agreement states that both countries will make maximum efforts to meet each other’s energy security needs in refined fuels and LNG.

The Thai Prime Minister has ordered strict work-from-home measures for state agencies in response to an ongoing energy crisis.

The salaries of Moldova's President and Prime Minister are set to be increased as the Minister of Finance prepares a new salary law for the public sector.

Former Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki announced plans to establish a new association before the summer, aiming to unite individuals dissatisfied with existing right-wing political parties, including PiS.

Investors are positioning for Orban's defeat: Sharp drop in stocks of companies linked to the Hungarian Prime Minister

A new political figure is reportedly emerging in Italy with the aim of unseating Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.

Iran has stated it would be unwise for the United States to allow Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to undermine diplomatic efforts.

New Zealand's Prime Minister and Auckland's mayor have announced a long-term deal, describing their relationship as 'parent-child.' The agreement aims to address the city's future development and challenges.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's proposed judicial reform was defeated in a March 22-23 referendum, marking a significant ideological setback against the founding principles of the Italian Republic.

An architect, Diogo Lacerda, has been questioned in an inquiry regarding the costs and invoices for Portuguese Prime Minister Montenegro's house, having charged 21,800 euros on a single invoice in 2019. The Prime Minister has not yet been contacted by authorities for clarification.

Keir Starmer stated that the UK "should not be at the mercy of events abroad," highlighting the increasing frequency of international "shocks" like the conflict in Iran, a sentiment echoed by the Prime Minister.

Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti stated in London that Serbia poses continuous threats, supported by Russia, and maintains 48 operational military bases near the border with Kosovo.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has removed the CEO of Leonardo and renewed the leadership of state-controlled energy giants Eni and Enel.

Former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott has been reportedly linked to a proposal for an Antarctic land claim, sparking geopolitical and legal discussions.

Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti stated in London that there are "continuous threats from Serbia, with Russia's support," and outlined three preconditions for dialogue with Serbia.

Millions of Indians are casting their votes in elections across two states and a federally-administered territory, with the contests viewed as an early indicator of support for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's party.

Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas has dismissed claims that Europe is not doing enough to address the Middle East crisis, emphasizing the continent's own security challenges.

The strategic investments law, which is sought to be extended again, is not serving the public interest or attracting foreign investments, but rather enriching a small group of individuals close to Prime Minister Edi Rama, according to opposition accusations.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney stated that Members of Parliament who defect to the Liberal caucus support the party's platform, addressing recent opposition parliamentarians joining the party.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis expressed concern over children's screen time, suggesting a social media ban and highlighting future challenges with gaming and online gambling.

Power struggles are reportedly underway at Italy's defense company Leonardo, with Prime Minister Meloni allegedly seeking to replace Roberto Cingolani, causing shock in the stock market.

Ukrainian President Zelensky met with representatives of Transcarpathian Hungarians, while reports from DW, cited by Serbian media, raised concerns that Ukrainian Hungarians are being sent to the front against their will, a claim also made by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban.

Pakistan's Prime Minister has ordered the supply of LPG at official rates, empowering OGRA and FIA to fine violators and cancel licenses to ensure compliance.

A Slovenian newspaper features a profile of Anikó Lévai, the wife of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, detailing aspects of her personal life and their family.

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama announced that his Socialist Party (PS) aims to win all three municipalities in the Durrës county in the 2027 local elections, stating that history demands this victory to seal Albania's EU integration.

A recent survey by the European Council on Foreign Relations indicates that most Hungarians, including supporters of Prime Minister Orbán, wish for the country to remain part of the European Union. The poll also revealed divisions and skepticism regarding Ukraine.

Greenland's Prime Minister has rebuffed remarks made by Donald Trump, as tensions within NATO continue to rise.

Lithuanian Prime Minister Inga Ruginienė, visiting Azerbaijan, stated that both countries have broad and untapped partnership opportunities. She emphasized Lithuania's view of Azerbaijan as an important regional partner and advocated for closer EU ties.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has extended an invitation to Bangladesh's Prime Minister Tarique to visit Malaysia, fostering bilateral relations.

Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Prime Minister Nermin Nikšić met with US Department of Energy special envoy Joshua Volz in Sarajevo. They agreed that the Southern Interconnection project will bring long-term stability and security to BiH.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is reportedly facing increasing pressure from various sides, with a potential challenger, Rome's mayor Roberto Gualtieri, commenting on her political situation.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, whose political trajectory once seemed golden, is now reportedly facing pressure from all sides, with potential challengers emerging from the left.

Serbian Prime Minister Đuro Macut has filed a complaint with the Press Council against the investigative portal KRIK, alleging issues with its reporting on his personal assets.

Donald Trump has criticized NATO's stance on Iran during a meeting with Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte.

In an episode of the HRT documentary 'Varoški Amarcord,' former Croatian Prime Minister Jadranka Kosor shared intimate and poignant details about her very modest childhood without a father.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee took a dig at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, telling him not to 'teach Bengal about fish' in a political exchange.

The Prime Minister of Bangladesh held discussions with an Australian parliamentary delegation, focusing on strengthening bilateral relations and cooperation between the two nations.

Ukrainian President Zelensky commented on a €90 billion loan, stating that Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is a strong leader whose voice is important for Ukraine.

Malaysia's Deputy Prime Minister Fadillah stressed the urgency for the country to strengthen its energy and water reforms, citing recent geopolitical tensions in West Asia.

Julio Martínez, a partner of former Spanish Prime Minister Zapatero, refused to testify before the Koldo commission, citing medical leave and claiming a violation of his physical integrity.

Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš has urged fuel distributors Orlen and MOL to significantly reduce petrol prices, accusing them of raising wholesale prices by two crowns despite falling crude oil prices.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has unveiled a 'robust, structural plan' for May 1st, including new rules against 'poor work' and a housing plan aimed at making over 100,000 homes available in the next decade.

A Children's Day event hosted by Prime Minister Donald Tusk in the gardens of the Prime Minister's Chancellery is estimated to cost half a million zlotys this year, excluding exhibitor expenses, with similar picnics having cost millions in total.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi made several significant promises during a visit to Bengal, vowing to implement the 7th Pay Commission and reopen every rape case, among other commitments.

Most Greek political leaders and the President of the Republic are spending the Easter holidays outside of Athens, with the Prime Minister in Chania and the President in Syros.

A weekly review of events suggests that Slovak Prime Minister Fico has lost his orientation, indicating difficult times ahead for the country.

Montenegrin Deputy Prime Minister Filip Ivanović stated that Montenegro has a realistic ambition to become the 28th member of the European Union by 2028, emphasizing the country's reform process.

Portugal's Prime Minister, Luís Montenegro, has guaranteed that Caixa Geral de Depósitos will remain in the public sphere, citing its social role and importance for system stabilization, while also praising its management and dividend payments.

According to an analysis by The Guardian, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appears to be the biggest loser in a war that had no clear victor, as he enters a fragile and ambiguous truce with Iran.

Šiauliai city mayor Artūras Visockas has appealed to Prime Minister Inga Ruginienė to address the critical situation of Šiauliai International Airport, proposing its integration into the Lithuanian Airports network.

The Albanian Parliament's Council of Mandates is set to convene to discuss SPAK's request for the arrest of former Deputy Prime Minister Arben Ahmetaj (referred to as Balluku in the article), a move the Democratic Party group calls unprecedented as it precedes a Constitutional Court decision.

Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre describes the move back to the government quarter in Akersgata as symbolic and historic.

Former Prime Minister Michel Barnier is promoting his new platform "Bâtir ensemble" to unite the republican right and center for the French presidential election, facing resistance from Bruno Retailleau.

Portuguese Prime Minister Montenegro stated he will discuss labor reform within social concertation, aiming to exhaust all possibilities before parliamentary debate, and will consider doubts raised by Seguro.

Hungarians are preparing to vote in parliamentary elections on Sunday, with Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk commenting on the potential for 'Warsaw in Budapest' in relation to the outcome.

Ramush Haradinaj, leader of the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo, expressed conviction that Kosovo will head to elections, stating that Prime Minister Albin Kurti has no interest in electing a president.

Senegalese Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko has publicly accused former US President Donald Trump of plunging the world into 'chaos' and labeled him an 'agent of global destabilisation'.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced that the nation is at a critical juncture to transition from Smart City development to Artificial Intelligence (AI) cities.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has confirmed that the country has sufficient fuel stocks until May and that the RON95 fuel subsidy will remain in place.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer stated that the UK must become more resilient to a 'volatile and dangerous' global environment, expressing his weariness of Trump and Putin, and marking the Iran conflict as a 'red line'.

The Prime Minister of Tanzania has announced that graduates will now be able to use their academic certificates as collateral for loans.

Ukraine's First Deputy Prime Minister and Energy Minister Denys Shmyhal held a meeting to discuss and outline six key priorities for preparing the country's energy sector for the upcoming winter.

Portuguese Prime Minister Luís Montenegro was filmed in a car without a seatbelt, leading to a minor controversy, though it was later clarified the vehicle was stationary or in a parking lot.

Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez is reportedly planning to press China to hand over technology secrets during his upcoming trip to Beijing.

A Danish political commentator has considered the idea of a snap election to 'clean up the mess,' while Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen indicates a new government is not imminent, despite tightening negotiations.

David Lindtner, an advisor to Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico, was acquitted of indirect corruption and interfering with judicial independence, though the verdict is not yet final.

Czech President Pavel and Prime Minister Babiš are in a public disagreement over who should lead the country's delegation to the upcoming NATO summit in July.

Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari have agreed on the urgent need for national harmony to address current challenges facing the country.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim urged the Bangladeshi government to consider measures to reduce the cost of recruiting Bangladeshi workers in Malaysia.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused the Trinamool Congress of neglecting fish production in Bengal and emphasized the BJP's focus on fisheries development as part of his election strategy.

An opinion piece questions whether former Prime Minister Passos Coelho could reform Portugal, pondering if the various factions dominating Portuguese society would allow structural reforms that might threaten their power.

American writer Jonathan Safran Foer stated that Prime Minister Netanyahu is severely damaging Israel's reputation and future, leading to diplomatic isolation and a loss of international supporters.

Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul declined to comment on reports that private refiners are preparing legal action against the government's order to reduce diesel refining margins.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's trip to Singapore includes discussions on the lasting economic effects of the Middle East war, particularly its implications for Australia's fuel supply.

Australia's Prime Minister Albanese has arrived in Singapore for talks, emphasizing strategic alignment between the two countries. Meanwhile, a search for a missing fisherman off Coffs Harbour, NSW, has been suspended.

North Macedonian President Siljanovska-Davkova stated that the accession process should be guided by facts and criteria, not irrational demands, and clarified Prime Minister Mickoski's statement regarding relations with Bulgaria.

An expert suggests that Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban might resort to provocations, declare a state of emergency, or manipulate election results to avoid defeat in the upcoming elections.

The Greek government is facing accusations of generating more scandals than policy, according to a critical report. The opposition also deemed Prime Minister Mitsotakis' proposal to separate the roles of Member of Parliament and minister as unserious.

Montenegro's Deputy Prime Minister for Foreign and European Affairs, Filip Ivanović, stated that the government aims to complete all work related to closing the remaining chapters for EU membership by September.

Turkish Cypriot 'prime minister' Unal Ustel and Turkish Vice President Cevdet Yilmaz signed an annual financial protocol, outlining €480 million in financial provisions from Turkey to northern Cyprus for the coming year.

Latvia's State Chancellery has submitted a draft ethics code for the Cabinet of Ministers for public discussion, which aims to clearly define conduct norms for the Prime Minister, ministers, and their advisors, and establish accountability for violations.

A "bombastic case" from last summer, possibly related to Prime Minister Fico, has reportedly subsided as cheap pork has flooded store shelves in Slovakia.

Serbian Prime Minister Djuro Macut has filed a complaint against the KRIK investigative news portal with the Press Council.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico proposed, then withdrew, a plan to lower train ticket prices to encourage public transport use, with experts suggesting reliability, not discounts, is key.

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama responded to questions regarding potential vetoes from nine states on Albania's EU negotiations, dismissing claims about minority issues as a 'joke'.

Former Lithuanian Prime Minister Saulius Skvernelis has suspended his party membership after prosecutors initiated a process to remove his parliamentary immunity.

Serbian Prime Minister Djuro Macut visited a police unit that has been accused of mistreating student protesters. The unit was involved in breaking up protests under the command of an officer who was reportedly implicated in the incidents.

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen's proposed wealth tax, once described as a 'slam dunk,' has reportedly collapsed, marking a significant political setback.

Albania's High Court has rejected the appeal of former Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku, upholding the ban on her leaving the country. Judge Ilir Panda ruled against returning Balluku's passport, which has been blocked since November 19, following accusations from SPAK (Special Anti-Corruption Structure).

Austrian Chancellor Christian Stocker is scheduled to visit India from April 14–17 to hold talks with Prime Minister Modi, aiming to boost bilateral ties and cooperation across various sectors.

Polish Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz expressed hope for an increased US military presence in Poland, stating that Middle East issues would not hinder this long-term plan.

Lebanon's Prime Minister has requested Pakistan to confirm the country's inclusion in ongoing truce talks, indicating efforts to broaden diplomatic engagement.

A recent survey by internet technology and research company Gemius indicates that "Latvija pirmajā vietā" and "Progresīvie" are the most popular political parties among Latvian internet users. The poll also assessed support for the prime minister.

Relations between Armenia and Russia are reportedly experiencing escalating tensions, despite a statement from Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan suggesting a 'constructive transformation'.

Austrian Chancellor Stocker is set to travel to India next week with a delegation of over 60 domestic companies, with a meeting scheduled with Prime Minister Modi on Thursday.

Serbian Prime Minister Đuro Macut stated that the Unit for Securing Certain Persons and Objects (JZO) is a symbol of Serbia's stability, highlighting its resilience, especially during the past dynamic year.

Thailand's Prime Minister announced the seizure of an additional 8.27 billion baht in assets linked to a transnational scam network, bringing the total confiscated amount to over 20 billion baht.

The leader of SYRIZA-PS stated that no other European prime minister would remain in power with so many scandals, highlighting the insecurity faced by consumers and professionals in Greece.

Vladan Đokić, Rector of the University of Belgrade, stated that while the current government has politically, morally, and intellectually bankrupted, Serbia needs experts, not another all-knowing authority. He added that he is considering a candidacy for president or prime minister.

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.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk stressed the necessity of repolonizing industry and the Polish economy, stating it is a matter of national security, especially amidst current geopolitical upheavals.

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.

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

Malaysia's Deputy Prime Minister Zahid Hamidi announced the establishment of the National Disaster Management Council (MPBN), signaling a shift in the government's approach from disaster response to preparedness.

Giuseppe Conte, leader of Italy's 5-Star Movement (M5S) and former premier, has informed Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni that his party is prepared for a progressive challenge. Conte highlighted that M5S has more shared proposals for the government's path.

The Prime Minister of Qatar and the Portuguese Foreign Minister held discussions to review the latest developments in the region. Their meeting focused on current events and shared diplomatic perspectives.

Former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak has settled a 2022 defamation suit filed against him by Health Minister Datuk Seri Dzulkefly Ahmad over a nepotism claim.

Lars Løkke Rasmussen, leader of Denmark's Moderaterne party, has refused to attend further meetings with Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen regarding government formation. He has set conditions, stating he will not continue attempts unless leaders from the Venstre and Konservative parties are invited to participate.

Finnish Prime Minister Orpo stated that working does not cut unemployment benefits, but every euro earned reduces support by 50 cents, a clarification that was questioned by an unemployment advocacy group and a claim by Minja Koskela.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico announced he is filing a criminal complaint against Judge Pamela Záleská, alleging she was biased and manipulated evidence in the Dušan Kováčik case.

The New York Times reported that the White House was directly involved in shaping the Pakistani Prime Minister's social media post concerning Iran.

British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer issued an unusually harsh statement, declaring he is 'fed up' with the effects of Donald Trump's actions in the Middle East on UK citizens.

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama met with pensioners to announce that pensions will increase every January, in addition to the introduction of a card for basic goods, clarifying it will not cover beverages.

Britain is grappling with economic pressures, including challenges related to student loans, stagnant salaries, and ongoing strikes, while the Prime Minister reportedly focuses on the Iran war in the election campaign.

Speaking during a three-day visit to the Middle East, the prime minister says the current ceasefire is "fragile".

Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten and the Dutch Royal Family are on a joint visit to Washington, D.C., which includes meetings with former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and a dinner with Donald Trump.

The Prime Minister and ministers of the Serbian government, including Siniša Mali, Dejan Vuk Stanković, and Demo Beriša, extended Easter greetings to all citizens celebrating the holiday according to the Julian calendar.

Montenegro's Deputy Prime Minister Đeljošaj's wife has reported over 103,000 euros in savings across fixed-term and current accounts, though the value of declared cryptocurrencies was not specified.

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim reiterated Malaysia’s support for Iran’s right to self-defence, while declining to comment on Singaporean minister’s remarks regarding the Strait of Hormuz.

Indian government censors are actively removing social media memes and jokes that criticize Prime Minister Narendra Modi. This crackdown comes as criticism grows regarding Modi's response to the Iran war.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated Nitish Kumar on taking his oath as a member of the Rajya Sabha, praising his contributions to Bihar's development.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has brushed aside questions regarding the potential sacking of Datuk Seri Rafizi, stating that focusing on the country's economic problems is more important.

Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo is holding a press conference following a parliamentary meeting concerning the limitation of nuclear weapons in the context of foreign and security policy.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has made surprising statements regarding Donald Trump during a television interview.

Political insiders are discussing the potential 2027 presidential candidacy of former French Prime Minister Édouard Philippe, with some suggesting ways to challenge his political momentum.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced that one oil tanker carrying Malaysian-bound crude from the Persian Gulf has broken down, while another has docked, assuring there will be no impact on petrol supply.

Despite pre-election promises by Prime Minister Donald Tusk to liquidate Poland's Church Fund, which has been exploited by fraudsters, progress has been slow, with the responsible team meeting only twice.

An Indian Army jawan has alleged that he was assaulted by supporters of a Samajwadi Party MLA after he protested remarks made against Prime Minister Modi.

The prime ministers of Singapore and Australia held a joint press conference, following pledges last month to strengthen energy supply chain resilience.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has given social media companies until January 1, 2027 to enforce mandatory age verification or face legal consequences, as Greece moves to ban platform access for…

The Slovak government is facing criticism for increasing the Prime Minister's salary while local governments and citizens bear the brunt of the crisis. Political scientist Radoslav Štefančík argues that politicians should manage public affairs and lead by example, rather than governing like monarchs, especially when asking citizens for sacrifices.

Japan intends to release an additional 20 days' worth of oil reserves starting in May, according to Prime Minister Takaichi.

Economists in Trinidad and Tobago have expressed support for the Prime Minister's diplomatic mission to Venezuela, indicating approval for the initiative.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has warned that escalating freight and fertilizer costs will significantly impact Malaysians. He expressed concern that these rising expenses will translate into higher prices for essential goods and agricultural products, disproportionately affecting the cost of living for the average Malaysian. The Prime Minister highlighted the challenges faced by the nation due to global supply chain disruptions and increased commodity prices, emphasizing the need for measures to cushion the blow on the populace.

Former prime minister’s think tank says Labour should back Jackdaw and Rosebank oil and gas fields

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has called for anti-mafia investigations into all political parties, reportedly fearing a backlash on her own FdI party.

Amid an ongoing energy crunch and rising energy prices, Singapore is taking steps to conserve energy. Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong encouraged residents to use fans, and now government employees are asked to work in offices set to 25C to reduce air-conditioning costs, reflecting the nation's deep reliance on air conditioning and Asia's dependence on Gulf oil.

The Prime Minister of Pakistan praised Qatar for its "wisdom" in handling recent regional and international developments.

Montenegro's Prime Minister stated that the European Union is perhaps the last peace project on Earth these days, emphasizing that Montenegro desires to join the EU for security reasons.

The Saharawi people are protesting against Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez and the PSOE, accusing them of 50 years of abandonment in the desert. A bill for their nationalization remains stalled due to the PSOE's blockage, leading to widespread frustration.

The British Prime Minister has arrived in Doha, Qatar, for official engagements. The visit is expected to cover bilateral relations and regional issues.

Prime Minister Yuliia Svyrydenko inspected new production facilities of the pharmaceutical company Biopharma, which is constructing one of Europe’s largest pharmaceutical plants in Ukraine's Zakarpattia region.

Milan Knežević, leader of the Democratic People's Party, criticized the proposed airport concessions as a highly corrupt agreement and called for the prosecution to question Prime Minister Milojko Spajić.

Albanian Democratic parliamentary group leader Gazment Bardhi cited a US Department of State (DASH) report raising concerns about organized crime money laundering through the construction sector, demanding Prime Minister Edi Rama address the issue in parliament regarding signed building permits.

The European Commission has confirmed receipt of Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis' letter regarding child online protection and has expressed support for uniform implementation of age limits on social media across the EU, without additional obligations beyond the DSA.

Montenegro's Deputy Prime Minister Momo Koprivica reported having over 17,000 euros in his bank account, with a monthly salary of approximately 1,860 euros.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban claims that ethnic Hungarians living in Ukraine are being disproportionately conscripted into the military, suggesting collusion with the Kremlin.

Opposition leader Keir Starmer has stated that Britain must embark on a new path, while the Prime Minister warned that the current crisis, which has already increased fuel prices, is expected to drive further inflation. The statements highlight economic concerns in the UK.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced that after blocking minors from social media, the government will next focus on regulating video games and online gambling.

Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan shared his personal journey, stating he felt unfulfilled despite owning luxury cars like Ferrari and Porsche, leading him to seek things of genuine value.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban is experiencing a decline in his approval ratings due to a prolonged economic downturn and accusations of widespread corruption. Whistleblower testimonies have further complicated his political standing.

Turkish Cypriot 'prime minister' Unal Ustel has traveled to Ankara to sign an annual financial protocol with Turkey, following a week of protests and a dispute over planned policies in Northern Cyprus.

A spokesperson for the European Commission, Thomas Renier, affirmed the Commission's support for member states that implement age limits for social media, following a letter from Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis to Ursula von der Leyen.

The Slovak Prime Minister, Speaker of Parliament, and President met to discuss the shocking results of an audit revealing over a billion euros in debt across five major state hospitals, with painful changes expected.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico contradicted Minister Tomáš Taraba's statements regarding the potential cancellation of a battery factory project in Šurany, affirming the project's continuation despite industry concerns over Taraba's remarks.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has criticized West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee over what he called 'misguided' fish farming policies, prompting a reply from Banerjee amid discussions related to the 2026 West Bengal election.

North Macedonian Prime Minister Mitskoski announced that the loan from China's Exim Bank for the Kichevo-Ohrid highway project has been discontinued, with the government now planning to secure funds from domestic banks.

Armands Krauze, a politician from the Union of Greens and Farmers (ZZS), confirmed that Aivars Lembergs has not expressed a desire to be the ZZS prime ministerial candidate.

While Czech politician Kupka is burdened by disputes surrounding Czech Television, former Prime Minister Petr Fiala is reportedly enjoying 'space Nutella' and positive reactions on social media, successfully adapting to the platform since becoming a regular MP.

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama stated that accusations linking the construction sector to crime are "disgusting and unacceptable," despite acknowledging the phenomenon's prevalence in other European countries.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi asserted that political change is imminent in West Bengal, accusing the ruling Trinamool Congress of fostering a 'syndicate raj' controlling coal and sand at an Asansol rally.

Despite challenges, the Macedonian Prime Minister expressed satisfaction with the progress of highway construction on Corridor 8 and Corridor 10D, noting that all sections of Corridor 8 are proceeding according to schedule, though there were difficulties in securing funds for the Kichevo-Ohrid section.

Nepal's former Prime Minister Oli and his ex-interior minister have been released after spending twelve days in police custody. They were held on suspicion of violently suppressing mass protests.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi referenced Mamata Banerjee's 2021 loss in Nandigram to her former protégé, Suvendu Adhikari, predicting similar outcomes for her party across Bengal.

Prime Minister Modi and Mamata Banerjee traded accusations at election rallies in West Bengal, with Modi predicting a 'regime change' and Banerjee accusing the BJP of 'buying votes'.

The Italian Ambassador to Prague met with the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic to discuss bilateral cooperation and migration issues.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has predicted a 'Nandigram-style miracle' for Suvendu Adhikari against Mamata Banerjee in the Bhabanipur constituency, urging voters to oust the 'cruel TMC'.

Democratic Party MP Tomor Alizoti accused Prime Minister Edi Rama of taking luxurious trips to watch NBA games, suggesting the money could have been used for pediatric or oncology hospitals.

Former BOR officers face charges for false testimonies regarding former Prime Minister Beata Szydło's accident nine years ago, and 'Rzeczpospolita' reports that police officers and prosecutors may also face charges in connection with the incident.

This article criticizes the slow progress on infrastructure projects in Albania, specifically the Thumanë-Kashar road, and questions the accountability of Minister Belinda Balluku. It also mentions a gathering of GJL Colleges, allegedly ordered by Prime Minister Rama.