Sweden's parliament has approved new laws allowing residency permits to be revoked for "bad behaviour" and requiring public sector workers to report undocumented individuals. Critics decry the measures as arbitrary and harmful to human rights.
Michael von der Schulenburg, a Member of the European Parliament from Germany's BSW party, stated in a TASS interview that Europe and Russia must resume dialogue, as a mutual spiral of deteriorating relations yields no results. He emphasized that for the EU to have global influence, it must first establish stability in Europe, which necessitates talking to Russia.
J&K CM Omar Abdullah confirmed his party's plan to protest at Jantar Mantar, New Delhi, on the first day of Parliament's monsoon session to demand the restoration of the state's status. He stated that his recent meeting with PM Modi did not alter this plan, emphasizing commitments made to restore statehood.
J&K CM Omar Abdullah confirmed his party's plan to protest at Jantar Mantar, New Delhi, on the first day of Parliament's monsoon session to demand the restoration of the state's status. He stated that his recent meeting with PM Modi did not alter this decision, emphasizing commitments made to restore statehood.
DMK's Murasoli criticized Rahul Gandhi, citing his 'political immaturity' and 'dishonesty' for Congress facing criticism from INDIA bloc allies. The editorial accused Congress of undermining partners while seeking support, referencing betrayal in Tamil Nadu and dissatisfaction from leaders like Akhilesh Yadav.
Hungary's parliament approved a constitutional amendment limiting prime ministers to eight years, effectively barring former premier Viktor Orban from serving again. The move, a key promise of PM Peter Magyar, passed with a two-thirds majority.
Hungary's parliament approved a constitutional amendment limiting prime ministers to eight years in office, retroactively barring Viktor Orbán from future terms. The move, championed by PM Peter Magyar as part of a "regime change," also targets the Sovereign Protection Office and public trust foundations.
The European Parliament's conciliation committee unanimously approved a compromise on air passenger rights reform. The deal, also backed by member states, maintains current compensation rules for delays/cancellations and introduces new consumer rights, but faces criticism from airlines over increased costs.
A senior US official announced that President Trump and Vice-President Vance electronically signed a memorandum of understanding with Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and end the blockade of Iranian ports. Iran's Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf also reportedly signed the document. Trump stated the Strait is partially open and will be fully open by Friday.
A senior US official announced that President Donald Trump and Vice-President J.D. Vance electronically signed a memorandum of understanding with Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and end the US blockade of Iranian ports. Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf also reportedly signed on Tehran's behalf.
A senior US official stated that President Trump and Vice-President Vance electronically signed an MOU with Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and end the blockade of Iranian ports. Iranian Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf also reportedly signed the document for Tehran. A signing ceremony is planned for Friday in Switzerland.
The UK's Online Safety Bill has passed Parliament, aiming to protect children online by restricting their ability to interact with strangers in online games and going further than any other country in its regulations.
Tasmanian Racing Minister Jane Howlett is under pressure to resign after evidence suggested her office knew about Tasracing messaging that breached election guidelines. A consultant testified that Howlett's senior adviser was aware of the messaging before it was sent, contradicting statutory declarations. Opposition parties are demanding her resignation, drawing parallels to a former minister's departure over legal fees.
Labour MP Lauren Edwards will use her private member's bill to reintroduce the assisted dying legislation to the Commons after it was blocked by the House of Lords. The move aims to give supporters a chance to use the Parliament Act to bypass the Lords if it is blocked again, ensuring a final decision on end-of-life choice.
Labour MP Lauren Edwards will use her private member's bill to bring the assisted dying bill back to the Commons after it was blocked by the House of Lords. The move aims to give Parliament another chance to decide on the issue, potentially using the Parliament Acts to bypass the Lords if necessary.
Six Armenian opposition groups, including the Armenia and Strong Armenia blocs and four parties, have declared the June 7 parliamentary elections illegitimate. They stated the results cannot form a basis for legitimate authorities and placed full responsibility for further escalation on Nikol Pashinyan's administration.
Major Australian business groups are jointly calling on the government to reject proposed changes to capital gains tax, arguing they will discourage investment and harm businesses of all sizes. The reforms, described as the biggest tax shake-up in 25 years, are facing a parliamentary inquiry.
Armenia's Central Electoral Commission announced final results: PM Nikol Pashinyan's Civil Contract party won with 49.75%, followed by Strong Armenia (23.27%) and Armenia bloc (9.92%). Prosperous Armenia failed to pass the 4% threshold.
Thousands of British Kashmiris protested outside the UK Parliament, alleging human rights violations and excessive force by Pakistani security forces in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoK). They called for international intervention and accountability for civilian deaths and injuries amid ongoing unrest.
Dissident Trinamool Congress MPs announced a merger with the Nationalist Citizens Party, seeking recognition as a separate group in Parliament. The Mamata Banerjee-led faction urged the Lok Sabha Speaker not to recognize the split, citing anti-defection laws, while legal experts criticized the move.
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf stated that Israel's air attacks on Lebanon could jeopardize negotiations between Iran and the US. He criticized the US for allegedly enabling Israel's actions, questioning its commitment and ability to uphold agreements.
Thousands protested in Rome for stricter migration controls, supporting a bill offering incentives for foreigners to leave Italy. A rival pro-migrant rally also took place. The marches coincided with the EU's new Migration and Asylum Pact entering force.
Western Australia is introducing legislation to establish a nine-person Judicial Commission to investigate complaints against judges and magistrates, including bullying, harassment, and inappropriate comments. The independent body aims to enhance transparency and confidence in the judicial system, aligning WA with other states.
Liberal frontbencher Jonno Duniam announced he will resign from politics before the end of the year, citing a desire to spend more time with family after 25 years in the field. The Tasmanian senator's departure is a blow to the struggling Coalition, which faces low popularity and potential electoral defeat.
