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Montenegro Deports 87 Serbians Ahead of EU-Western Balkans Summit
Worldfaztelexdelo+12index-hrn1-serbia24urjutarnji-listdanasklix-banaftemporikivijesti-me+4 more5h ago15 sources

Montenegro Deports 87 Serbians Ahead of EU-Western Balkans Summit

Montenegro deported 87 Serbian citizens, citing them as a security threat, ahead of an EU-Western Balkans summit. This action led to significant queues and detailed controls at border crossings, with many of those denied entry reportedly linked to the Serbian ruling party.

Cost of Living Crisis Impacts Eid Spending in Nigeria
PoliticsAl Jazeerala-repubblicagulf-news+12khaleej-timesDaily Sabahgeo-newsPremium Timesdhaka-tribuneguardian-ngpunch-ngvanguard-ng+4 more8d ago15 sources

Cost of Living Crisis Impacts Eid Spending in Nigeria

The ongoing cost of living crisis in Nigeria is significantly reshaping spending habits for the Eid-el-Kabir celebrations. This economic pressure is affecting how Nigerians observe the holiday.

Montenegro Awaits EU Mediation to Resolve Political Crisis
Politicsvijesti-me9d ago

Montenegro Awaits EU Mediation to Resolve Political Crisis

Montenegro is looking to Brussels to potentially mediate a resolution between the ruling party and the opposition, with discussions ongoing about the DPS's return to parliamentary positions and support for European laws after a meeting with the EU Delegation head.

Lithuanian Opposition Threatens Filibuster Over LRT Reforms
Politicsdelfi-lt15d ago

Lithuanian Opposition Threatens Filibuster Over LRT Reforms

The Lithuanian parliamentary opposition has threatened to filibuster if the ruling party rejects committee proposals concerning amendments to the Lithuanian National Radio and Television (LRT) law. This ongoing dispute may necessitate an extraordinary Seimas session.

Croatian Parliament Debates Judiciary Issues
Worldindex-hr15d ago

Croatian Parliament Debates Judiciary Issues

Opposition members of the Croatian Parliament criticized the government over the state of the judiciary, while ruling party members called for better system connectivity and prevention.

Bulgaria to Establish New Anti-Corruption Commission
Worlddnevnik-bg20d ago

Bulgaria to Establish New Anti-Corruption Commission

Bulgaria's new ruling party, 'Progressive Bulgaria,' has adopted a plan from the caretaker government to create a new anti-corruption commission, aiming to secure over 250 million euros from the Recovery and Resilience Plan.

Dodik Renews Threats of Republika Srpska Independence
World24ur21d ago

Dodik Renews Threats of Republika Srpska Independence

Milorad Dodik, president of the ruling party in Republika Srpska, has again threatened to declare the entity's independence if the High Representative in BiH, Christian Schmidt, imposes a law regulating property ownership.

Committee Approves Amendments to Election Laws
Politicsn1-serbiadanas23d ago2 sources

Committee Approves Amendments to Election Laws

A parliamentary committee has approved proposed amendments to election laws, including those put forth by an SNS Member of Parliament. Additionally, a rapporteur from the SNS party has been appointed to oversee these legislative changes.

New Democracy Holds Sixth Pre-Congress Conference in Thessaloniki
Politicsnaftemporikinewsbeastprotothema-en26d ago3 sources

New Democracy Holds Sixth Pre-Congress Conference in Thessaloniki

New Democracy is set to hold its sixth pre-congress conference in Thessaloniki tomorrow, with Prime Minister K. Mitsotakis and other senior government officials expected to attend. The event marks a significant gathering for the ruling party.

Fidesz Politician Szatmáry Denies Knowing Gyula Balásy
Politicstelexhvg28d ago2 sources

Fidesz Politician Szatmáry Denies Knowing Gyula Balásy

Fidesz politician Kristóf Szatmáry has publicly claimed he does not know Gyula Balásy, a businessman frequently linked to the ruling party. Szatmáry's denial has drawn attention given Balásy's prominent role in public procurement.

Greek Ruling Party Grapples With Internal Dissension
Politicsiefimeridabalkan-web1mo ago2 sources

Greek Ruling Party Grapples With Internal Dissension

Greece's ruling New Democracy party is reportedly undergoing a period of internal discussions and efforts to appease dissenting members. Concerns have been raised within the party regarding leaks and internal challenges.

PM Plenković Criticizes Opposition's Judicial Selection
Politicsindex-hrjutarnji-list1mo ago2 sources

PM Plenković Criticizes Opposition's Judicial Selection

Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković asserted that the ruling party selects judges objectively, while criticizing the opposition for choosing candidates based on their anticipated behavior. His remarks focused on the process of judicial appointments.

Viktor Orbán Steps Down From Parliament After Election Loss
PoliticsBBCNYTle-monde+44dr-dkyle-uutisetnosruvukrainska-pravdaaftonbladetberlingskele-figaro+36 more1mo ago47 sources

Viktor Orbán Steps Down From Parliament After Election Loss

Following a significant election defeat, Hungarian leader Viktor Orbán announced he would not take his parliamentary seat and intends to focus on reorganizing his political party. He stated a need to lead the party's renewal from outside parliament.

Greek Government Criticized for Abandoning Primary Sector
Opinionavgi1mo ago

Greek Government Criticized for Abandoning Primary Sector

A joint statement by V. Kokkalis and the Agricultural Policy department criticizes the Greek government for abandoning the primary sector and calls for political change, labeling the ruling party's actions as a "full admission of failure."

Ivanishvili's Son Calls for Discussion Amid Georgian Polarization
Politicscivil-ge1mo ago

Ivanishvili's Son Calls for Discussion Amid Georgian Polarization

Tsotne Ivanishvili, son of Georgian Dream founder Bidzina Ivanishvili, spoke at a ruling party youth event, expressing concern over "violence" and "polarization" in Georgia and advocating for discussion and debate. His comments came in response to questions about abuses against protesters.

Politicsseneweb1mo ago

Prosecution Suffers Setback in Farba Ngom Case

The prosecution in the Farba Ngom case has suffered a setback, prompting Yoro Dia to express exultation and predict a "Berezina" for Pastef. This development is seen by some as an "end of the tunnel of relentless persecution."

PoliticsNHK World22h ago

Japan Considers Lowering Consumption Tax on Food to 1%

The Japanese government and ruling party are considering reducing the consumption tax on food items to 1% starting next April. This proposal takes into account the estimated six months required for cash register system modifications.

Duraković, Trivić Submit Candidacies for RS President
Politicsklix-ban1-bih13d ago2 sources

Duraković, Trivić Submit Candidacies for RS President

Ćamil Duraković has submitted his independent candidacy for the President of Republika Srpska, urging the opposition to unite against the ruling party. Separately, Jelena Trivić also submitted her candidacy, aiming for an electoral victory over the current regime.

Historian B. Szabó János on Research Institutes and Politics
Worldhvg15d ago

Historian B. Szabó János on Research Institutes and Politics

Historian B. Szabó János discusses the challenges when a research institute acts as such, noting it often displeases both the ruling party and the opposition. He was surprised to be asked to lead the historical research center of the Institute for Hungarian Studies in 2023, despite previous public disagreements.

Georgian Orthodox Church Celebrates 'Family Purity Day'
Politicscivil-ge17d ago

Georgian Orthodox Church Celebrates 'Family Purity Day'

Large crowds and ruling party officials participated in marches across Georgia on May 17 to celebrate the "Day of Family Purity and Respect for Parents," a day introduced by the Georgian Orthodox Church in 2014 following clergy-led violence against LGBTQ+ individuals in 2013.

Zrenjanin Police Detain Students Over Ruling Party Remarks
Politicsn1-serbia21d ago

Zrenjanin Police Detain Students Over Ruling Party Remarks

Police in Zrenjanin, Serbia, detained two high school students for allegedly directing remarks at ruling party activists. This incident occurred amidst other tensions, including an N1 reporter being targeted with disparaging comments by ruling party activists at a local event.

EU Adopts Law to Combat Drug Shortages
WorldAl Jazeerafazle-figaro+24der-standardFrance 24irozhlasrzeczpospolitapublicodelfi-ltn1-serbiapolitiken+16 more22d ago27 sources

EU Adopts Law to Combat Drug Shortages

The European Union has adopted new legislation aimed at addressing and preventing shortages of essential medicines across its member states. This measure seeks to ensure a more stable supply chain for pharmaceuticals within the bloc.

South Korea Considers AI Profit Citizen Dividend
PoliticsbloombergKorea Herald22d ago2 sources

South Korea Considers AI Profit Citizen Dividend

An aide to South Korea's ruling party leader suggested distributing tax windfalls from the AI boom to citizens as a "citizen dividend." This proposal aims to share the benefits of AI technological advancements with the public.

Dutch Prosecutors Allege Terrorist Intent in Party HQ Bombing
PoliticsThe IndependentYahoodutchnews23d ago3 sources

Dutch Prosecutors Allege Terrorist Intent in Party HQ Bombing

Prosecutors in the Netherlands have stated that the suspect in a bomb attack on the headquarters of the Dutch ruling party, D66, acted with terrorist intent. The accusation was made during legal proceedings related to the incident.

Serbian Parliament Debates Controversial Electoral Law Amendments
Politicsn1-serbiadanas27d ago2 sources

Serbian Parliament Debates Controversial Electoral Law Amendments

The Serbian Parliament is engaged in a heated debate over proposed amendments to electoral laws, with the opposition criticizing the changes as potentially aiding "electoral machinations." The ruling party defends the amendments, which address ODIHR recommendations and voter lists, while the Party of Freedom and Justice demands their withdrawal.

Serbian TV Pink Reports Significant Profit Increase
Businessn1-serbia28d ago

Serbian TV Pink Reports Significant Profit Increase

According to Nova ekonomija, Serbian television channel Pink, known for its close ties to the ruling party, achieved a profit of 5.5 million euros last year, with its profit reportedly increasing by 245% in 2025 (likely a typo for an earlier year).

PoliticsNHK World29d ago

Japan debates reduction of House of Representatives seats

Japan's ruling and opposition parties are negotiating a proposal to reduce the number of seats in the House of Representatives. A conclusion is expected by the end of the month, with the ruling party threatening to submit a bill for a 10% reduction if no agreement is reached.

Serbian Opposition Criticizes Ruling Party Over EU Path Stalling
Politicsn1-serbiadanas1mo ago2 sources

Serbian Opposition Criticizes Ruling Party Over EU Path Stalling

Serbian opposition figures, including Miljuš from SSP, criticized the ruling Progressive party for offering "stupid explanations" to conceal the stalling of Serbia's European Union integration path. They argue that the EU does not accept "criminal regimes," implying the ruling party's actions are hindering progress.

Hungarian Right-Wing Politics Faces Crisis
Politicssvenska-dagbladetirozhlas1mo ago2 sources

Hungarian Right-Wing Politics Faces Crisis

Hungary's right-wing political landscape is reportedly facing a crisis, with reports indicating that oligarchs associated with Viktor Orbán are departing. This situation suggests potential shifts and challenges within the ruling party's support base.

Greek Parliament Lifts Immunity of 13 Ruling Party MPs in EU Funds Probe
Worlddr-dkdigi24aktuality-sk+12dnevnik-bgstraits-timescyprus-mailiefimeridanaftemporikibalkan-webnewsbeastavgi+4 more1mo ago15 sources

Greek Parliament Lifts Immunity of 13 Ruling Party MPs in EU Funds Probe

The Greek Parliament has voted overwhelmingly to lift the immunity of 13 New Democracy Members of Parliament, paving the way for an investigation by the European Public Prosecutor's Office into alleged misuse of agricultural EU funds. The decision follows suspicions of abuse related to the OPEKEPE organization.

India's Women's Quota Bill Fails to Pass Parliament
PoliticsThe GuardianDWle-figaro+13der-standardFrance 24NHK Worldn1-serbiail-sole-24-oreTimes of Indiahindustan-timesindian-express+5 more1mo ago16 sources

India's Women's Quota Bill Fails to Pass Parliament

A proposed Constitution Amendment Bill aimed at introducing quotas for women in India's parliament failed to secure the necessary two-thirds majority in the Lok Sabha. The bill's defeat sparked strong reactions from both the ruling party and the opposition.

Venezuela's Ruling Party Unity Cracks Amid Policy Shifts
WorldAPYahoo2d ago2 sources

Venezuela's Ruling Party Unity Cracks Amid Policy Shifts

Unity within Venezuela's ruling party is showing cracks as Delcy Rodríguez implements shifts in Chávez-era policies. These changes are causing internal divisions and raising questions about the future direction of the party.

Malta Holds Snap Parliamentary Election
PoliticsAl JazeeratagesschauDW+13France 24die-presseaktualne-czdelfi-ltindex-hrn1-serbiaaktuality-skdnevnik-bg+5 more4d ago16 sources

Malta Holds Snap Parliamentary Election

Voters in Malta headed to the polls for a snap parliamentary election, with the governing Labour Party widely expected to secure a fourth consecutive victory. The early election was called amidst various political developments in the country.

Ethiopia Sets June 1 for General Elections
PoliticsAl Jazeera5d ago

Ethiopia Sets June 1 for General Elections

Ethiopia is scheduled to hold general elections on June 1, with Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's ruling party widely expected to secure a landslide victory amidst opposition fragmentation.

Spanish Police Raid Socialist Party HQ Amid Corruption Probe
WorldAPReutersBBC+43FTThe GuardianAl Jazeeradr-dkhelsingin-sanomatnostagesschaufaz+35 more7d ago46 sources

Spanish Police Raid Socialist Party HQ Amid Corruption Probe

Spanish police have searched the headquarters of the ruling Socialist party (PSOE) as part of an escalating corruption investigation. The probe involves allegations of a defamation network and financial irregularities, posing a fresh challenge to Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's government.

Twenty Years Since Gyurcsány's Ószöd Speech
Politicshvg8d ago

Twenty Years Since Gyurcsány's Ószöd Speech

Twenty years ago, Ferenc Gyurcsány's Ószöd speech was delivered, a pivotal moment that, according to an article published on April 9th for the anniversary of the 2006 election, led to a Pyrrhic victory for the then-ruling party.

Fidesz Criticizes Hungarian Government Over Railway Issues
Politicstelex9d ago

Fidesz Criticizes Hungarian Government Over Railway Issues

Hungary's former ruling party, Fidesz, has stated that it is unacceptable for the current government to blame previous administrations for the country's railway problems, asserting that the new government is incapable of resolving the paralysis affecting half the country.

Moldova's Ruling Party Ordered to Apologize by Court
Politicsnewsmaker-md13d ago

Moldova's Ruling Party Ordered to Apologize by Court

A Moldovan court has ordered the ruling Party of Action and Solidarity (PAS) to publicly apologize to former MP Stela Stamate and remove a publication regarding her exclusion from the party. The ruling comes after PAS lost a legal challenge.

Two Malaysian Ex-Ministers Quit Anwar's Party, Form New Bloc
PoliticsSCMPnikkei-asiastraits-times+2channel-news-asiamalay-mail17d ago5 sources

Two Malaysian Ex-Ministers Quit Anwar's Party, Form New Bloc

Two prominent former Malaysian ministers, Rafizi Ramli and Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad, have resigned from Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's PKR party and announced the formation of a new political entity, Bersama. Their departure and plans to contest future elections independently are seen as a challenge to the current unity government and have fueled speculation about a potential snap general election.

Albanian Parliament Votes on EU Resolution Amidst Consensus
Opinionhelsingin-sanomatberlingskesvenska-dagbladet+9rzeczpospolitavgdie-pressepublicodelfi-ltn1-serbiadanasbalkan-web+1 more18d ago12 sources

Albanian Parliament Votes on EU Resolution Amidst Consensus

The Albanian Parliament reached a consensus vote on a resolution concerning the European Union, with both the ruling party and opposition uniting their votes. This action highlights ongoing political engagement with EU integration efforts.

Bloomberg Reports Erdogan Plans Extended EEZ Powers in Aegean
Politicsiefimeridanaftemporiki19d ago2 sources

Bloomberg Reports Erdogan Plans Extended EEZ Powers in Aegean

Bloomberg reports that Turkey's ruling party plans to grant President Recep Tayyip Erdogan the authority to declare an Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) extending up to 200 nautical miles, potentially impacting waters claimed by Greece and Cyprus.

Croatian Ruling Party Backs Milanović's Supreme Court Nominee
Politicsindex-hrjutarnji-list29d ago2 sources

Croatian Ruling Party Backs Milanović's Supreme Court Nominee

The Croatian ruling party, HDZ, has decided to support President Milanović's nominee, Mirta Matić, for the head of the Supreme Court, marking a significant turnaround in the ongoing political dispute. This move comes after earlier criticisms and disagreements between Prime Minister Plenković and President Milanović.

Serbian Youth Group Alleges Ruling Party Offers Bribes to Candidates
Politicsn1-serbiadanas1mo ago2 sources

Serbian Youth Group Alleges Ruling Party Offers Bribes to Candidates

The 'Glas mladih opštine Kula' youth organization has publicly accused Serbia's ruling SNS party of offering significant financial incentives to their candidates in an attempt to persuade them to switch political allegiance, a claim reiterated by a local opposition group.

Indian State Election Exit Polls Released, Parties React
PoliticsDWTimes of Indiahindustan-times+4indian-expressstraits-timesndtvdhaka-tribune1mo ago7 sources

Indian State Election Exit Polls Released, Parties React

Exit polls for several Indian state elections, including West Bengal, Assam, Tamil Nadu, and Kerala, were released, predicting varied outcomes such as a potential BJP sweep in West Bengal and Assam. Following these predictions, the Trinamool Congress in West Bengal expressed skepticism and maintained vigilance outside strong rooms where votes were stored.

Kosovo Faces Political Deadlock Over Presidential Election
Politicsindex-hrvijesti-mebalkan-web+1mkd-mk1mo ago4 sources

Kosovo Faces Political Deadlock Over Presidential Election

Kosovo is experiencing a political deadlock as the ruling party and opposition struggle to agree on a candidate for president, raising the prospect of new early elections. Prime Minister Kurti has offered his party's signatures for an opposition candidate while also criticizing their stance.

Serbian Politician Dismissal Sparks Transparency Concerns
Politicsdanas1mo ago

Serbian Politician Dismissal Sparks Transparency Concerns

Predrag Voštinić, a local councilor, commented on the non-transparent reasons behind the dismissal of Predrag Terzić from his position as president of the SNS city board in Kraljevo, suggesting it is an "internal matter" of the ruling party.

Greek Ruling Party Faces Internal Challenges Over MP Immunity
PoliticsSCMPiefimerida1mo ago2 sources

Greek Ruling Party Faces Internal Challenges Over MP Immunity

Greece's ruling New Democracy party is grappling with internal challenges, including efforts to normalize relations between the Maximos Mansion and its parliamentary group. The potential lifting of immunity for 13 MPs is further testing the party's unity ahead of upcoming elections.