
Lithuanian Social Democratic Party Chairman Elections Approach
As the Lithuanian Social Democratic Party (LSDP) chairman elections draw near, Mindaugas Sinkevičius is expected to win, with other potential candidates not entering the race.
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As the Lithuanian Social Democratic Party (LSDP) chairman elections draw near, Mindaugas Sinkevičius is expected to win, with other potential candidates not entering the race.

The head of the SDP parliamentary club in the Sarajevo Canton Assembly, Davor Čičić, has questioned the prosecutor's decision not to investigate alleged illegalities within the GRAS public transport company, asking if other businesses are exempt from paying taxes.

Croatian politicians from HSLS, HDZ, SDP, and other parties discussed the NDH (Independent State of Croatia) and the possibility of a coalition split during a TV appearance.

The regular monthly Crobarometer survey reveals that HDZ remains at the top of political support in Croatia, while SDP's support has decreased.
Japan's Social Democratic Party (SDP) leader Fukushima has announced her intention to run in the upcoming party leadership election, vowing to lead the party in upholding the constitution and expanding its influence.

Former SDP member and independent representative Boška Ban has officially joined Croatia's ruling coalition, with her vote being crucial for the appointment of the new minister Alen Ružić.

Igor Kojić, ex-husband of singer Severina, is reportedly in a relationship with Nikolina Šaponja, a former Miss contestant and SDP member.

Croatian MP Boris Lalovac (SDP) highlighted that citizens' incomes drastically fall upon retirement and emphasized the need to change the existing pension model.

An economic survey projects Chhattisgarh's Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) to grow by 8.11% in the fiscal year 2026.
Advance estimates indicate that Chhattisgarh's Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) at constant prices is projected to grow by 8.11% in 2025-26, reaching ₹3,58,293 crore.
Arkadiusz Kasznia, a former politician, reflects on the decline of the SDPL party and expresses concern that current defectors from Poland 2050 lack a clear direction.

The Social Democratic Party (SDP BiH) representatives in the Sarajevo Canton Assembly have called on the Cantonal Prosecutor's Office to review its decision not to investigate those responsible for the situation at GRAS.

Following the resignation of the Sarajevo Canton Prime Minister, representatives from NiP, SDP, and SDA discussed the possibility of appointing an expert, transitional government for the Canton.

SDP Goražde has declared the construction of the Buk Bijela hydropower plant a strategic state issue, urging a halt to proceedings until relevant institutions make a decision.

Finnish MP and Olympic medalist Marko Asell was awarded the Golden Cross of Merit for physical activity and sport, despite being linked to a harassment scandal.

Deputy Prime Minister Bačić confirmed that independent MP Boška Ban has joined the ruling majority, securing support for important projects in Međimurje.

The indictment against SDP's Varaždin mayor Neven Bosilj, accused of favoring a company, was confirmed by the Zagreb County Court's indictment panel in a single day, a process that typically takes months or years.

Jandroković asserted that extremists on both sides deny the crimes of those they sympathize with, rejecting accusations that he tolerates Ustaše ideology in the Parliament.

Mindaugas Sinkevičius, chairman of the Lithuanian Social Democratic Party (LSDP), denies that his increased involvement in foreign policy is linked to preparations for presidential elections, despite speculation from some parliamentarians.

Independent MP Boška Ban, a former SDP member, has become the 77th vote for the ruling coalition in the Croatian Parliament, a political shift she discussed in an N1 Studio interview.

The Finnish Social Democratic Party (SDP) has rejected proposals for growth policies, with a prominent member stating there is no room for discussion on the matter.

The Social Democratic Party of Bosnia and Herzegovina has strongly condemned alleged violations of regulations and legal procedures concerning the registration of the 'Serbian House' in Brčko District, which is owned by the Republika Srpska entity.

Nasima Razmyar, seeking re-election as Vice-Chair of Finland's Social Democratic Party (Sdp), criticizes anonymous leaks and states that the party leadership has pushed too hard for unanimity amidst internal struggles.

The Croatian opposition is furious over the defection of independent MP Boška Ban to the ruling party, calling it the 'worst corruption' and a further blow to political integrity, with only one MP defending her.

Independent MP Boška Ban confirmed she is joining the parliamentary majority, rejecting claims of political trading and stating her goal is to ensure stability and realize projects for northern Croatia.

Siniša Hajdaš Dončić, president of the Croatian SDP, expressed his conviction that neither HSLS nor Domovinski pokret (Homeland Movement) would leave the ruling coalition, stating that doing so would render them 'politically dead' in the Croatian electoral market.

VIJEĆNICI SDP-a neće podržati izvješće gradonačelnice Rinčić.

The budget projected the Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) at ₹7,09,553 crore for 2026–27, reflecting a 12.4% growth

Mindaugas Sinkevičius, chairman of the Lithuanian Social Democratic Party (LSDP), stated that the work on the draft amendments to the Lithuanian National Radio and Television (LRT) law was meaningful, despite criticism from the Professional Journalists' Association.

The fall of the Sarajevo Canton Government has brought to light a significant conflict between SDP and Naša Stranka, two parties vying for the same voter base, potentially leading to a direct mandate struggle.