Portugal's Socialist Party (PS) is requesting information on the number of active personnel in the Armed Forces since 2022, including recruitment, admissions, and departures, to assess difficulties in recruitment and retention.
Albanian Socialist Party MP Iris Luarasi accused the opposition of lying about not being aware of 23 draft laws related to EU legislative alignment. The opposition had claimed ignorance regarding these bills during a recent parliamentary session.
The Portuguese Socialist Party (PS) has requested a parliamentary debate on the decree-law, published in December, that established the Agency for Research and Innovation, replacing the FCT. The party aims to bring the matter to the Assembly of the Republic for discussion.
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.
The Frontline Socialist Party (FSP) in Sri Lanka is challenging the legality of recent coal tenders and plans to pursue court action regarding the matter.
Taulant Balla, head of the Socialist Party parliamentary group in Albania, ironically criticized opposition MPs for their initiatives being voted against. He expressed openness for discussions but noted the opposition's lack of sustained engagement.
An analysis by Observador compares the distinct styles and communication approaches of Portuguese President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa and former Socialist Party leader António José Seguro, based on their respective 'open presidencies' a decade apart.
The Social Democratic Party of Madeira has accused the Socialist Party and Chega of holding a 'centralist vision' that has harmed and penalized initiatives from the regional parliaments of Madeira and the Azores.
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama met with the Socialist Party Assembly in Lezhë, where he acknowledged the phenomenon of corruption in public administration but refuted opposition claims of its increase, stating unprecedented efforts against it.
Gazment Bardhi of the Democratic Party accused the Socialist Party of doing everything to prevent the opposition's role in Parliament, stating the majority has rejected all opposition initiatives.
Faced with the PS (Socialist Party) project for people hospitalized awaiting social institutions, the Union of Misericórdias rejects provisional solutions. But Confecoop says the measures cannot become permanent.
Albanian analyst Fatos Lubonja claims that Prime Minister Edi Rama has systematically removed critical voices from the Socialist Party, leaving only compliant members, and suggests that figures like Erion Braçe and Elisa Spiropali lack the power to effect change.
Taulant Balla, head of the Socialist Party Parliamentary Group, responded to media inquiries regarding MP Erion Braçe's ambition to run for mayor of Tirana.
Tedi Blushi, Secretary of the Freedom Party in Albania, stated that 4 billion euros invested in infrastructure have 'crumbled' and IPARD funds are blocked, criticizing the parliament as a 'kiosk of the Socialist Party'.
The Socialist Party of Iceland has unveiled its candidate list for the upcoming municipal elections, with support worker Silja Sóley Birgisdóttir leading the slate.
Socialist Party MP Erion Braçe has raised an alarm over the unusual increase in vegetable prices in Tirana, describing the situation as a serious problem for citizens and attributing it to issues with domestic production.
Albanian journalist Poli Hoxha discussed recent political developments, highlighting critical stances and debates within the Socialist Party and reactions from prominent figures.
The Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) is facing a potential internal split following a public warning from socialist Branko Ružić, who cautioned against an 'ideological downfall' and 'voluntary political euthanasia' if the party does not distance itself from the SNS.
Former Albanian MP Plarent Ndreca stated in an interview that he had asked two Socialist Party deputies to defend the immunity of Sali Berisha, also mentioning the arrest of Ilir Meta.
Albanian Democratic Party MP Alban Vokshi discussed recent tensions during a plenary session, revealing that the Socialist Party had requested her exclusion from parliamentary life. She also mentioned threats made against another individual.
The Socialist Party (PSOE) in Extremadura faces a tight primary election, with the outcome uncertain and the winner expected to struggle with aligning the regional party with national leader Sánchez.
Former Socialist Party MP Arben Malaj has accused the head of the Socialist Party parliamentary group, Taulant Balla, of engaging in provocations in Parliament aimed at maintaining inter-party aggression.
The PSPV (Socialist Party of the Valencian Country) has intensified its opposition by requesting a commission of investigation in the Corts regarding the hiring of the president's wife, also calling for President Llorca's resignation.
Albanian Socialist Party MP Erion Braçe attended the Special Court (GJKKO) today for a defamation case, which he claims is a false and politically motivated lawsuit. Outside the court, Braçe was also questioned by journalists regarding his interest in running for Tirana mayor and the case involving Veliaj.
An analyst indicates a wave of dissatisfaction is growing within Albania's Socialist Party (PS), referencing past criticisms from prominent MPs and suggesting internal issues are reaching a breaking point.
The Portuguese Socialist Party (PS) has announced it will vote against the loss of nationality and has presented three alternative proposals, indicating its availability for negotiation on the matter.
Ahead of the PS congress, internal divisions are evident as the party grapples with a critical analysis of its shortcomings and the need for a charismatic leader, with doubts surrounding José Luís Carneiro's candidacy and his rhetoric facing criticism.
Albania's ruling Socialist Party (PS) and the opposition Democratic Party (PD) have consensually drafted a bill on the financing of political parties, which is set to be reviewed by the Special Commission for Electoral Reform.
The Socialist Party in the Azores has questioned the Regional Government regarding the creation of a Clinical Academic Center, stating that public information suggests the project is currently at a standstill.
Socialist leader Carneiro concluded a party congress by signaling openness to the PSD party and refocusing the Socialist party's strategy within Parliament, with an eye on winning the next legislative elections.
An analysis details the outcomes of the PS (Socialist Party) Congress in Portugal, identifying key figures who emerged as winners, those who faced setbacks, and notable absences.
Carlos César has been re-elected as president of Portugal's Socialist Party (PS) at its congress, a position he has held since 2014, with the event also featuring calls from Carneiro for more robust government measures.
The Socialist Party Parliamentary Group is holding a meeting today to focus on parliamentary challenges and the legislative agenda for the coming weeks, including discussions on the new Penal Code and Territorial Reform.
Dominique Reynié, a professor at Sciences Po, analyzes the structural trends from recent municipal elections in France, suggesting that alliances between the Socialist Party (PS) and La France Insoumise (LFI) could facilitate a future convergence of LR and RN voters.
Igor Dodon, leader of Moldova's Socialist Party, announced plans to visit Russia with party members to resume energy dialogue, following a meeting with Russia's appointed ambassador to Moldova, Oleg Ozerov.
Former President Cavaco Silva has voiced strong criticism against the Portuguese government and the Socialist Party (PS), sparking debate over whether the current budget surplus offers lasting hope or is merely temporary.
In Portugal, the Chega party rejected proposals from the Socialist Party (PS) regarding changes to the contributory code, which had previously been approved in specialty but were ultimately voted down in Plenary.
Albanian Democrat Eda Grimçi has commented on recent developments within the Socialist Party, claiming that many socialists will face justice following Balluku and suggesting these events are part of Prime Minister Edi Rama's organized strategy.
A Portuguese news brief covers a fugitive police officer, internal divisions within the Socialist Party (PS), and a new controversy involving Isaltino, alongside a general mention of the Middle East crisis.
Portugal's Socialist Party (PS) leader José Luís Carneiro faces internal scrutiny ahead of the party congress, with the party now openly divided on the extent of their break with the PSD, as some members advocate for greater autonomy.
A motion led by Luísa Salgueiro and 60 local officials is urging the Portuguese Socialist Party (PS) to commit to regionalization and prioritize the long-requested revision of the Local Finance Law at its upcoming Congress.
An appeals court upheld the verdict jailing the former Socialist Party mayor of Himara, Jorgo Goro, who was at the centre of a political storm during a controversial election in 2023.
The Albanian Socialist Party is scheduled to hold an expanded parliamentary group meeting on Saturday, with discussions focusing on reports related to the cadastre and territorial reform.
Socialist Party MP Elisa Spiropali reacted to Taulant Balla's statement regarding her absence from a parliamentary session concerning the authorization for SPAK to arrest former deputy minister Balluku. PD leader Sali Berisha also criticized Spiropali and Balla in connection with the issue.
An opinion piece discusses the difficulties faced by Portuguese politician José Luís Carneiro, highlighting the ambiguous position of the Socialist Party among voters, criticism from a congress motion, and the perceived freedom of Centeno.
The parliamentary leader of Portugal's Socialist Party (PS) dismissed criticism regarding the timing of a visit to Caracas and affirmed that the party maintains a unified stance on the Venezuelan regime.
The second judicial session against Tirana Mayor Erion Veliaj and 29 co-defendants has begun, with Veliaj not physically present in court but represented by a lawyer, a former Socialist Party MP.
Portugal's CDS-PP and PSD parties have condemned the Socialist Party leader's visit to Venezuela, labeling it 'imprudent and irresponsible,' with MEP Sebastião Bugalho also voicing criticism.
France's Socialist party is experiencing internal turmoil, with leader Olivier Faure facing criticism from rivals, including former president François Hollande, over the party's inconsistent stance on alliances with the radical-left La France Insoumise ahead of the presidential race.
The Portuguese government is set to proceed with the Chega party to the Constitutional Court, a move influenced by new parliamentary dynamics and the Socialist Party's focus on securing a position in the court.
Albanian Socialist Party MP Erion Braçe has denounced the scandalously high and abusive prices of fruits and vegetables in Tirana, particularly at sidewalk markets, and called for municipal police to remove vendors from sidewalks.
An Albanian opposition member claims Prime Minister Rama's conflict with the justice system, particularly regarding Balluku, is endangering Albania's EU integration and turning the Socialist Party into a 'Party of Corruption'.
A Portuguese parliamentary affairs minister accused the Socialist Party (PS) of seeking to maintain an “omnipresence in state bodies,” portraying the AD as a force for change during a CDS conference.
Support worker and game designer Markús Candi will lead the Socialist Party of Iceland's candidate list in Kópavogur for the upcoming municipal elections.
Portugal's Socialist Party (PS) is facing criticism regarding its operational effectiveness, particularly in 'late hours,' and allegations of agreeing to censorship against its own members, with the Constitutional Court also being described as a 'thorn in the side' of political parties.
François Hollande criticized the Socialist Party's 'union for union' strategy as a 'dead end' for the 2026 French municipal elections, where Socialist MP Philippe Brun was notably defeated in his Louviers stronghold.
The Secretary General of the Socialist Party, Pierre Jouvet, has accused La France insoumise of causing the left to lose in the municipal elections, citing initial results from the second round.
Tensions escalated during a Democratic Party protest in Albania, led by Sali Berisha, where protesters confronted police and were followed by a water cannon. Molotov cocktails and fireworks were thrown at officers, and a police car was set on fire near the Socialist Party headquarters.
The Portuguese Socialist Party (PS) has reversed its vote and now opposes the censure of MP Eva Cruzeiro, defending her right to call Chega 'racists' in response to an insult, stating it's a deputy's right and a defense of constitutional values.
The President of Portugal's Constitutional Court is reportedly planning to leave office by April, creating a new vacancy and further reducing the number of judges appointed by the Socialist Party.
Albanian Socialist Party MP Erion Braçe has reacted to fuel prices in Albania, stating they are the highest in the region even without taxes and describing the current model as abusive.
Eurico Brilhante Dias, leader of the Socialist parliamentary group, explained the party's secretary-general's visit to Venezuela and affirmed that the PS does not intend to supersede Portuguese diplomacy or the Executive.
The Socialist Party (PS) has denounced that Alberto Laplaine Guimarães, one of those detained in 'Operation Lumen,' is illegally serving as the Secretary-General of the Lisbon City Council, as he should have ceased functions in 2024. The PS questioned Mayor Carlos Moedas on why no public tender was launched for the position.
Igor Novaković, President of the Niš City Assembly and head of the Niš Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) committee, has been sentenced to one and a half years in prison for abuse of official position during his tenure as director of the 'Jugoistok' company, a verdict confirmed by the Appellate Court.
Spain's Socialist Party has granted semi-freedom to two ETA terrorists monthly since May, leading the Prosecutor's Office to warn of a 'serious breach of the system'.
During a plenary session, the head of the Socialist Party Parliamentary Group, Taulant Balla, defended the MBM company's port activity in Porto Romano, countering opposition criticism regarding capacity and sector issues.
Albanian analyst Mentor Kikia argues that Erion Braçe and Elisa Spiropali are not genuine dissenting voices within the Socialist Party (PS), unlike Ben Blushi in the past. Kikia suggests Braçe has not debated fundamental issues within the party, also touching on Braçe's ambition for Tirana mayor.
Former Moldovan President Igor Dodon stated that the current US administration's priorities, including the protection of traditional values and strict migration policy, align with the ideology of his Socialist Party.
Socialist Party MP Erion Braçe revealed messages from Lushnja citizens in Parliament regarding conflicts with the "Lufra" company, stating that the owner claimed it was cheaper to buy powdered milk, amidst an interpellation with the Minister of Agriculture.
Aleks Ndreka, known as 'Lekshi i druve,' has been extradited from Italy to Albania after being arrested as part of the 'Metamorfoza' operation, facing charges and known for rivalries with a former Socialist Party MP.
João Almeida of the CDS party has criticized the Socialist Party (PS) government for underinvestment in the Armed Forces, citing a 3 billion euro sub-execution and record defense economy sales in 2024. The PS counters that the international climate favors the executive.
Albanian journalist Ermal Peçi commented on recent political developments within the Socialist Party, asserting that the Special Anti-Corruption Structure (SPAK) will eventually investigate the Prime Minister, despite efforts to 'cleanse' names.
Miloš Parandilović, president of the New Face of Serbia party, declared that the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) will not be able to evade accountability for alleged crimes and "terrorizing the people" from the 1990s.
Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP) politician Krum Zarkov stated that the party will not accept the country's depopulation, depersonalization, and dehydration, criticizing the current trajectory.
A Portuguese Socialist Party deputy highlighted ongoing constitutional issues with a proposed law that would allow for the loss of nationality as an accessory penalty.
Portugal's Socialist Party (PS) is urging the government to explore voluntary recruitment models for the Armed Forces, while the Chega party has proposed extending National Defense Day to five working days.
Albania's Socialist Party rejected two requests from the opposition to establish investigative commissions into the ARRSH and AKSHI agencies, with parliamentary group leader Taulant Balla dismissing the requests as unserious.
Ivica Dačić, President of the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS), stated that he has no objection to early parliamentary elections but personally favors regular elections.
The Dutch Socialist Party (SP) is advocating for the elimination of healthcare deductibles for victims of sexual violence, arguing that costs should not hinder access to medical assistance after such incidents.
Debates within Albania's Socialist Party emerged after Erion Braçe and Elisa Spiropali publicly expressed critical stances against Prime Minister Edi Rama, prompting analysis of principled positions challenging the party's leadership style.
Portugal's Socialist Party (PS) is proposing reforms to the statutes of the Lusa news agency, aiming to implement a model similar to that of public broadcaster RTP. The proposal includes an Independent General Council to oversee public service and appoint the Board of Directors.
The Portuguese Socialist Party (PS) is advocating for the governance model of the Lusa news agency to be aligned with that of the public broadcaster RTP, citing the need to comply with European regulation.
Plarent Ndreca, former Socialist Party MP and lawyer for Tirana Mayor Erion Veliaj, spoke about the mayor's trial session, stating that he had not been made aware of the accusations. Ndreca mentioned he requested two weeks to analyze the case.
Albania's Socialist Party has requested disciplinary measures against opposition MPs Flamur Noka, Elda Hoti, and Albana Vokshi, including a 60-day exclusion for Noka, following tensions in a recent parliamentary session.
Eurico Brilhante Dias, parliamentary leader of Portugal's Socialist Party (PS), rejected a constitutional review, asserting that the current Constitution serves all democrats and warning against projecting a future that is merely a past already lived.
Erisa Xhixho of the Freedom Party criticized the Socialist Party's vote against SPAK, alleging it destroyed justice reform and accused the majority of violating parliamentary rules during a tense session.
The Socialist Party (PS) congress in Portugal garnered attention for its behind-the-scenes content, including a 'vlog' by a party influencer, with President Marcelo evading questions.
Branko Ružić, a high-ranking official of the Socialist Party of Serbia, posted on Instagram urging his party members to strive for victories that benefit the youth, stating that "Pyrrhic victories are not needed."
Alberto Arons de Carvalho, a founding member of Portugal's Socialist Party (PS), believes there should be 'consequences,' such as impacts on state budgets, if the Social Democratic Party (PSD) chooses Chega over PS for an agreement on the Constitutional Court.
Radoš Smiljković, a university professor, politician, diplomat, and one of the founders of the Socialist Party of Serbia, has passed away at the age of 91. He rose to prominence in Serbian politics after the Eighth Session of the League of Communists of Serbia in 1987.
Albanian Socialist Party MP Erion Braçe has voiced concerns about air pollution and dust in Tirana's 'Komuna e Parisit' area, attributing it to a poorly managed sidewalk construction site.
The Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) announced that the victory of the "joint list" in Sunday's local elections confirms the significance of its long-standing coalition cooperation with the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) and President Aleksandar Vučić.
The Socialist Party (PS) congress in Viseu has concluded, with discussions focusing on the party's future direction and priorities. Political analysis continues to cover José Luís Carneiro's participation and standing within the party, questioning his potential impact.
The Observador newspaper distributed nine awards at the PS (Socialist Party) Congress, with recipients including Bárbara Tinoco, former leader Pedro Nuno, and the Chavista regime.
Albanian Socialist Party MP Elisa Spiropali shared a motivational message on Facebook, 'Keep your face to the sunshine and the shadows fall behind you,' a day after a reported clash with Prime Minister Edi Rama during a party group meeting.
Albanian Democratic Party leader Sali Berisha clarified his 'last kilometer' rhetoric and launched strong accusations against former PD chairman Lulzim Basha, claiming Basha planned to join the government with the Socialist Party in 2021.
Augusto Santos Silva stated that the Portuguese Socialist Party (PS) is not obligated to support the government if ignored, and warned that the Social Democrats (PSD) are abandoning democratic common ground by favoring Chega. This concern is highlighted by the government's proposal to allocate two Constitutional Court seats to AD and one to Chega, increasing right-wing representation to six judges.
The Portuguese government states that accumulated fuel tax support amounts to 19-20 cents, with more than half of these measures having been decided during the tenure of the previous Socialist Party government under António Costa.
The Albanian Socialist Party (PS) Parliamentary Group is scheduled to hold an expanded meeting on Saturday, with parliamentary challenges expected to be a priority for discussion.
The Portuguese Socialist Party, having fallen from a majority to third place in recent elections, is struggling to understand its new political reality and navigate its internal challenges.
Albania's Transparency Board has set new ceiling prices for fuel, with diesel at 203 lek/liter and gasoline at 175 lek/liter, prompting Socialist Party MP Erion Braçe to express suspicion about the net 'tax-free' price of oil.
Martine Froger, a French MP affiliated with the Socialist Party, has been indicted along with seven others, including her son, for fraudulent management of insertion associations, facing accusations of multiple infractions.
In Lisbon, the Socialist Party (PS) presented urgent proposals for an energy compensation program and the state purchase of property for housing, as well as fuel support, all of which were rejected by the city council.
Former Socialist MP Elmaz Sherifi has commented on the current political situation in Albania, criticizing the present parliament and new Socialist Party members, while also stating that Sali Berisha's political mission concluded in 1997.
Following municipal elections, French left-wing leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon has publicly criticized the left, responding to recent critiques from political figures including the head of the Socialist Party.
Duarte Cordeiro is gaining prominence as a potential leader for Portugal's Socialist Party (PS), as the party faces instability and a lack of solutions for the country, exacerbated by controversy surrounding José Luís Carneiro's trip to Venezuela. Meanwhile, Israel's Knesset has advanced a bill to create a special tribunal for October 7 terrorists.
Plarent Ndreca, former Socialist Party MP and now lawyer for Tirana Mayor Erion Veliaj, stated he has never been called for questioning and denies any conflict of interest regarding the ongoing case, emphasizing the need for effective defense.
Agron Gjekmarkaj has provided a lengthy and ironic analysis of the recent political situation in Albania, particularly criticizing the Socialist Party's stance on Belinda Balluku and their discussions with Elisa Spiropali.
A group of militants and deputies within the Portuguese Socialist Party (PS) are pressuring party leader Carneiro, advocating for the party to be more connected to local territories, engage in dialogue with members, introduce 'new faces,' and distance itself from being perceived as merely a government partner.
Nuno Melo stated that democracy cannot be "kidnapped" by the Socialist Party (PS) and that the PS must accept the Constitutional Court results, also criticizing Carneiro's visit to Venezuela.
Sali Berisha, leader of Albania's Democratic Party, announced that the date and time for the next protest will be revealed soon, vowing to continue peaceful uprisings until the regime is overthrown, while also stating his party will not vote for the Socialist Party's draft on referendums and accusing Prime Minister Rama of trying to cover up theft. Berisha also wished former President Ilir Meta a happy birthday, claiming PM Rama ordered Meta to be deprived of water in prison and praising Meta's 'extraordinary battle' from jail.
Taulant Balla, head of the Socialist Party Parliamentary Group, announced that a draft law on referendums is ready for consultation, emphasizing that the constitution clearly defines how referendums are held.
Portugal's Socialist Party (PS) reversed its vote on a report from the Committee on the Status of Deputies that included criticisms of a remark made by Eva Cruzeiro, with the decision taken on Sunday.
An editorial by Yves Thréard analyzes the Socialist Party's significant defeat in recent municipal elections, highlighting the party's fractured state and leadership challenges.
During a trip to Venezuela, a Socialist Party representative heard concerns from vulnerable Portuguese citizens, who are now asking the PS to expedite support from the Portuguese government.
Portuguese Minister Carlos Abreu Amorim accused the Socialist Party (PS) of aiming to maintain 'omnipresence' in the state and failing to confront 'established interests,' asserting that the most significant democratic transformations were achieved jointly by the PSD and CDS.
France's Socialist party successfully held onto power in major cities like Paris and Marseille during recent local elections, while the nationalist right secured victories in Nice and other towns.
Régis Juanico of the Socialist Party (PS) has been elected mayor of Saint-Étienne with 44% of the votes, according to initial estimations from the French municipal elections.
Following a demonstration at the Interior Ministry, protesters in Albania proceeded to the Socialist Party (PS) headquarters, chanting "Party of crime" and attempting to enter the street leading to the building.
A scheduled meeting between the leader of Portugal's Socialist Party (PS), Carneiro, and Venezuelan President Delcy Rodriguez has been postponed due to a "last-minute unforeseen event."
The Socialist Party assembly experienced unexpected developments during a sudden meeting focused on electoral preparations for the upcoming local elections in summer 2027. Bureaucratic and party aspects were discussed.
Ivica Dačić, President of the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS), expressed confidence in victory while speaking at a Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) rally held in the Belgrade Arena.
A Portuguese article discusses whether the Socialist Party (PS) has become radical, highlighting the use of Isabel Moreira's 'rebellion' in the gender equality debate, and also briefly mentions Iran's use of oil energy.
Portugal's Socialist Party (PS) has accused Laplaine of illegally occupying the position of secretary-general since 2024, arguing that a law limits consecutive terms to 10 years. Leitão stated that Laplaine "is not in a condition to reassume the position normally."
José Luís Carneiro, leader of Portugal's Socialist Party (PS), is traveling to Caracas, Venezuela, for a visit from Thursday evening until Sunday, accompanied by Eurico Brilhante Dias and Paulo Pisco.
Albanian Socialist Party MP Iris Luarasi has commented on the possibility of Erion Braçe running as a potential candidate for the mayor of Tirana, suggesting there could be many surprises in the race.
The Portuguese socialist leader, Carneiro, has refused a joint list with the Chega party for the Council of State, instead preferring Carlos César to unite the Socialist Party.
Following the withdrawal of the 'golden passports' project, Albania's Socialist Party is proposing changes to the citizenship law to allow naturalization for foreign individuals with public or private activity deemed to be in the state's interest.
Eurodeputy Francisco Assis has resigned from the National Secretariat of Portugal's Socialist Party (PS), citing the impossibility of reconciling executive party functions with his responsibilities in the European Parliament, days before the party's organs are renewed.
During an interpellation with the Minister of Agriculture, Andis Salla, led by Socialist Party MP Erion Braçe, the Albanian Parliament hall was largely empty, with most lawmakers from both political camps absent.
Madrid President Isabel Díaz Ayuso attacked the Socialist Party (PSOE) during a control session, questioning their integrity amid the corruption trial involving former minister José Luis Ábalos and his former advisor Koldo García.
Portugal's Socialist Party has questioned the government regarding the integration of Roma communities, citing concerns from organizations about setbacks in education, housing, and health, and the expiration of the previous strategy.
The Socialist Party (PS) in Portugal has criticized a 'brutal' increase of up to 400% in SATA airline fees on cargo, warning that it is negatively impacting businesses, freight forwarders, and fish operators, and calling for urgent intervention.
Chisinau Mayor Ion Ceban has topped the IMAS poll for politician approval ratings in Moldova, followed by President Maia Sandu and Socialist Party leader Igor Dodon.
José Luís Carneiro, leader of Portugal's Socialist Party, has opted not to be included in the party's list for the Council of State, indicating his unwillingness to serve on the advisory body.
Portugal's Socialist Party (PS) is proposing a study to analyze the current model of National Defense Day and explore alternative short-duration programs or flexible military service options, following a broader European trend.
Proposed measures for social hospitalizations in Portugal are considered inadequate to address the needs of an aging population. The Vice-President of the Portuguese Union of Mercies criticized the Socialist Party's "provisional solutions," emphasizing the structural problem of insufficient nursing home vacancies.
Moldova's Central Electoral Commission (CEC) has notified the Ministry of Justice to initiate procedures for the dissolution of three political parties, including the Socialist Party of Moldova.
Ivica Dačić, leader of the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS), stated that his party is always ready for snap parliamentary elections, following consultations with President Vučić. However, he believes elections should ideally be held in their regular term.
Concerns have been raised in Portugal regarding the potential for governmental control over the Lusa news agency, with the Socialist Party's proposal drawing criticism.
The Portuguese government, along with the Socialist Party (PS) and Liberal Initiative (IL), are advancing projects to alter cultural patronage rules, including fiscal measures and new categories for entities or projects, with PS proposing a distinct statute.
Vasco Cardoso, a leader of the Portuguese Communist Party (PCP), criticized the Socialist Party (PS) government for its labor package negotiations, stating it's not a real negotiation if workers only lose rights, and urged the President to veto the package.
A journalist discusses the political developments within Albania's Socialist Party, focusing on internal clashes and the relationship between Prime Minister Rama, Spiropali, and Erion Braçe, particularly after Braçe offered to run for Tirana mayor.
Ogerta Manastirliu, the political leader of the Socialist Party for Tirana, praised Unit 3 as a model of success for the party, with deputies and ministers joining the team for upcoming local elections.
Several members of Moldova's parliament, including former president Igor Dodon, who leads the pro-Russia Socialist Party, are currently on a visit to Georgia from April 1 to 5.
A proposal by the Socialist Party (PS) to guide EGEAC on equipment directors was rejected in a private meeting. This decision follows the non-reappointment of Francisco Frazão, artistic director of TBA, and Rita Rato, director of the Aljube Museum.
Following disappointing local election results where the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) partnered with the ruling SNS, SPS official Branko Ružić has issued a warning to his party members, urging them to reflect on their ideological stance.
An opposing list led by Ricardo Gonçalves has requested the annulment of the election for the National Commission of Portugal's Socialist Party (PS), alleging irregularities and claiming their candidacy met all requirements.
A leader of the French Socialist Party, Vallaud, has threatened to resign from the party's leadership if Faure refuses to organize a vote among militants to designate the presidential candidate.
Albanian Socialist Party (PS) deputy Elisa Spiropali reacted to recent reports of internal clashes and tensions within the party, including the Balluku case. She stated that the events are not merely personal, but reveal a pattern where arrogance and abuse are no longer seen as deviations.
Albanian Socialist Party MP Erion Braçe has publicly declared his ambition to run for mayor of Tirana and has submitted a request to the Central Election Commission regarding his candidacy.
Lawyer Sokol Hazizaj has commented on the recent debates surrounding the Socialist Party's proposed legal drafts, including the referendum law, stating that despite existing legal frameworks, the process is political.
An analysis suggests that the Portuguese Socialist Party (PS) remains under the illusion of a two-party system, despite having contributed to its demise by promoting the Chega party. The article argues that the populist revolt against centrist parties is a tangible reality, not merely a political game.
The 25th Congress of Portugal's Socialist Party (PS) in Viseu featured several memorable and humorous moments, including comrades traveling from Macau and Toronto to speak.
Socialist MEP Assis has criticized the PSD-Chega agreement on the Constitutional Court, calling it 'profoundly irresponsible.' The Socialist party is now preparing for the consequences of this agreement, aiming to prevent a full rupture with the PSD while seeking firm leadership.
The Portuguese Socialist Party (PS) is grappling with significant internal challenges and a tense upcoming meeting, as discussions continue around the socialist congress and the role of figures like José Luís Carneiro.
Augusto Santos Silva, coordinator of the PS Strategic Council, stated that the body is preparing the party for future political 'battles' and reflecting on Portugal's vision for 2050.
The Portuguese Socialist Party (PS) is preparing for another congress, facing the challenge of resolving accumulated problems and recovering from its decline from a majority to the third-largest party.
Pedro Nuno Santos has been named to the Honorary Committee for the upcoming Portuguese Socialist Party (PS) Congress, an event where José Luís Carneiro is proposed for president and aims to contain socialist ambition to win elections.
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama reiterated his ambition to amend the Constitution to reduce the number of Members of Parliament, addressing the Socialist Party assembly.
Former Socialist Party minister Ermelinda Meksi has criticized Prime Minister Edi Rama and Marta Kos, accusing them of 'relativizing corruption' and damaging Albania's integration path, following recent statements on the issue.
The Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP) is demanding an extraordinary parliamentary session to address rising fuel prices, a call made by party chairman Krum Zarkov in a video statement.
An opinion piece by Sebastião Bugalho criticizes a Portuguese Socialist Party (PS) leader for allegedly normalizing a "puppet parliament" where opposition is absent.
Jurist and former Socialist Party minister Elmaz Sherifi criticized the current political situation in Albania, lamenting the lack of integrity and vision among the country's leaders.
Alfred Lela, head of communication for Albania's Democratic Party, commented on the exclusion of two municipal councilors in Durrës, stating it was a result of a May 11 analysis indicating they worked for the Socialist Party.
A discussion on the 'Realpolitik' program focused on the controversy surrounding the potential appointment of a Chega party judge to Portugal's Constitutional Court. The future of the Socialist Party (PS) was also debated.
Albanian Democratic Party leader Sali Berisha stated that those who cooperate with the Socialist Party or use electoral campaigns for personal favors cannot remain in the Democratic Party.
The Portuguese Socialist Party (PS) is inviting independent figures like Carlos Tavares and Costa Silva to its congress to renew ties with society and prepare proposals for the country's governance ahead of the next legislative elections.
José Luís Carneiro, leader of Portugal's Socialist Party, is reportedly "lost" and weakened ahead of the party congress, with questions arising about his leadership and a student manifestation also taking place on National Student Day.
A new generation within Portugal's Socialist Party (PS) is urging the leadership to distance itself from the current government, emphasizing that the government's decline does not automatically position the PS as an alternative and calling for internal reflection.
The Socialist Party (PS) has submitted a draft for referendums, but Sali Berisha, the leader of the Democratic Party (DP), has declared that they will not vote for any law proposed by the PS. Berisha accuses Prime Minister Edi Rama of using diversions to hide alleged thefts.
The visit of the Portuguese Socialist Party leader to Caracas has caused internal discomfort, with some members questioning the political timing of the trip.
Portugal's Socialist Party (PS) is reportedly confused over a vote regarding the censorship of Eva Cruzeiro, with socialists claiming they didn't understand what they were voting on, and the PSD suggesting internal pressures.
Portugal's Socialist Party (PS) has accused Abreu Amorim of "burning all bridges," stating his tone worsens the institutional situation amid an impasse in electing three judges for the Constitutional Court.
The French Socialist Party is experiencing internal disputes following municipal elections, with party leader Olivier Faure facing significant challenge over his decision to support technical alliances with La France insoumise in several cities.
An analysis by lawyer and essayist Gilles-William Goldnadel questions whether the French Socialist Party can distance itself from La France insoumise, citing their agreements in some cities as a moral failure leading to mixed election results.
Spain's conservative Popular Party (PP) has filed a lawsuit against José Félix Tezanos, president of the public polling agency CIS, accusing him of manipulating surveys to systematically inflate support for the Socialist Party (PSOE) in key moments.
Krum Zarkov, chairman of the Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP), stated that his party would defy all negative sociological predictions that dismiss them.
Portuguese Socialist Party (PS) deputies are facing criticism for alleged incompetence regarding the "Eva Cruzeiro case." The article highlights various figures and organizations involved in the debate.
Former French President François Hollande has criticized the Socialist Party's leadership, stating that they have led the party into a 'dead end' by advocating for 'union for union' without a clear political line in the municipal elections.
A political commentary argues that the Portuguese Socialist Party's (PS) position in the dispute over the Constitutional Court should be based on political analysis rather than a seat on the court, asserting that the list "war" is not causing a constitutional "Armageddon."
Albanian State Police have fortified government institutions, including the Socialist Party headquarters in Tirana, as protesters are reportedly marching towards the Prime Minister's Office.
Imre Komjáthi, president of the Hungarian Socialist Party (MSZP), stated that the Democratic Coalition (DK) is fighting for its own political survival rather than for a change in government.
José Luís Carneiro, leader of Portugal's Socialist Party, visited Caracas to meet with Delcy Rodríguez, discussing the release of Portuguese-Venezuelan political detainees and the safety of the Portuguese community in Venezuela.
Ivica Dačić, President of the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS), stated at a Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) rally in Belgrade Arena that he expects an election victory, adding a colorful remark about not being dead, just as Serbia has not died many times throughout history.
Business leaders and professionals in Toulouse, France, have voiced their alarm over the alliance between the Socialist Party and La France Insoumise, urging voters to block the Insoumis candidate François Piquemal in the upcoming municipal election runoff.
The Socialist Party of Alter do Chão, Portugal, has voiced strong opposition to the approval of a shooting range, specifically the proposed relocation of the Alcochete Shooting Range, criticizing the PSD/CDS-PP executive for making decisions "behind the backs of citizens."