Supporters of the ruling New Nigeria People’s Party in Kano State are allegedly planning a mass protest targeting members of the All Progressives Congress, prompting the APC to call on the police and security agencies to prevent violence.
Javier Milei, the newly-elected president of Argentina, advocates for libertarian and anarcho-capitalist policies such as dollarization, reduced government intervention, and tax and spending reductions to address the country's economic issues, demonstrating that democracy can provide a mandate for change.
Home Secretary James Cleverly has apologized for using "unparliamentary" language to describe Labour MP Alex Cunningham, calling him a "shit MP."
Thousands of people gathered in Kerala, India, to show solidarity with Palestine and express their opposition to the war waged by Israel, with leaders strongly criticizing the Modi government's foreign policy.
The UK's three representatives attending COP28 in Dubai – King Charles III, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, and Foreign Secretary David Cameron – reflect the country's identity crisis on climate policy, with ambiguity surrounding its stance on global warming and fossil fuel production.
Ecuador's new 35-year-old president, Daniel Noboa, takes office amidst a bloody drug war and vows to combat violence by implementing urgent reforms and deploying the military to the streets.
The upgraded free-trade agreement between Canada and Ukraine does not impose a carbon tax on Ukraine, contrary to the allegations made by Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre.
Former JNU student union president expresses disappointment and criticizes Shehla Rashid's changing positions and support for Modi and Shah, highlighting the importance of remaining committed to the struggles and movements that fight against fascism and for justice.
Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter's funeral will be held in Georgia, with President Biden, First Lady Jill Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris, and Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff among the attendees, and former President Jimmy Carter plans to be there despite being in hospice care.
The Karnataka cabinet has declared the sanction given by the BJP government to the CBI for investigating a disproportionate assets case against deputy chief minister DK Shivakumar as "unlawful," allowing the government to withdraw its permission for the investigation.
Former National Assembly Speaker Asad Qaiser, a Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader, has been re-arrested in connection with a case related to riots in May, after being granted bail in a corruption case.
PPP leader Asif Ali Zardari mentioned in an interview that his son Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari is "not fully trained" in politics and would need time to gain experience, despite being talented and educated.
Far-left activists are protesting Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman, criticizing his support for Israel during the Israel-Hamas war and accusing him of a "gutting betrayal."
Quebec Premier François Legault acknowledges the growing dissatisfaction among Quebecers and promises to make improvements as his government faces backlash and a decline in popularity.
The Election Commission has questioned Rahul Gandhi for using derogatory remarks against Prime Minister Modi, reminding him that the Model Code of Conduct prohibits unverified allegations; however, these attacks have not benefitted the Congress party and may lead to legal troubles for Rahul Gandhi.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has stated that those responsible for the truck congestion on the N2 highway to Richards Bay port in South Africa must be held accountable, as the collapse of Transnet is dealing a blow to the economy by holding up vital exports.
The Irish government is facing criticism for plans to remove the 'Triple Lock' mechanism, which requires UN, government, and Dáil approval for the deployment of Irish troops overseas, with opponents accusing it of undermining Ireland's neutrality.
MP James Cleverly has apologized for using "unparliamentary language" after he was heard making derogatory comments about a fellow MP during PMQs.
The Karnataka government has issued a non-bailable warrant against NCPCR president Priyank Kanoongo over his comparison of children's conditions in a Bengaluru orphanage to medieval Taliban life, with the NCPCR stating that the government is trying to suppress their voice.
Scottish health secretary, Michael Matheson, is under investigation for an £11,000 bill on his work iPad after admitting his sons used it to watch football matches on their Christmas holiday in Morocco.
Former president Asif Ali Zardari believes that no party can secure a majority in the next general elections, alliances will be formed, and he revealed that the PTI offered six ministries to the PPP in return for joining their government.
Far-right politician Geert Wilders and his anti-immigrant, anti-EU Freedom Party have emerged as the winners in the Dutch parliamentary elections, potentially leading to political gridlock and instability in forming a government.
A privately operated biolab in Reedley, California, with alleged ties to the Chinese Communist Party and a wanted fugitive as its operator raises concerns over lack of government oversight and the potential for nefarious activities.
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan snubbed a summit of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) in Belarus, signaling a widening rift between Russia and Armenia over the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.
Italy's agriculture minister, Francesco Lollobrigida, has faced criticism and accusations of abuse of power after a regularly scheduled high-speed train made an unscheduled stop for him to disembark, but he has refused to resign.
The collective exodus of retiring House members poses a direct threat to Congress, leaving the fate of the institution in the hands of less capable replacements.
Ecuador's 35-year-old president, Daniel Noboa, and his young cabinet face the daunting task of rescuing the country from distressed debt, political instability, anti-mining unrest, and high crime rates, risking becoming a failed state.
The Congress-ruled Karnataka government has approved a proposal to withdraw a CBI probe into alleged disproportionate assets owned by Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar, and will seek permission from the court after the cabinet's clearance.
Trinamool Congress (TMC) supremo Mamata Banerjee has publicly supported Mahua Moitra, dismissing speculation that she would be denied a ticket for the upcoming Lok Sabha polls despite facing 'cash-for-query' allegations.
Greece's main opposition party Syriza is experiencing another wave of departures, with nine lawmakers, including ex-ministers and senior party officials, leaving due to accusations of "authoritarian behavior" by the party leader, leaving Syriza with only 36 MPs in parliament.
Jana Sena chief Pawan Kalyan refrains from criticizing ruling parties BRS and Congress during his campaigning in Telangana, claiming to have friends in both parties.
Vice President Sara Duterte asserts that the House of Representatives should respect President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s stance on the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court (ICC) in the Philippines, as the House Committee on Justice considers resolutions urging cooperation with the ICC in investigating drug war offenses.
Amid the ongoing Gaza war, the need for a responsible finance minister in Israel who prioritizes covering costs and keeping the economy stable is highlighted, but a far-right politician is focusing on other issues.
The author criticizes the Tory MPs' lack of reaction to the government's actions, attributing it to their self-deception and indoctrination, while highlighting their prioritization of their own survival over the well-being of the country.
Former national security advisor John Bolton criticizes the conditions of the hostage deal between Israel and Hamas, expressing concern that Hamas may exploit the release of hostages to pressure Israel further.
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju praised India pacer Mohammed Shami for thanking Prime Minister Narendra Modi for meeting the team after their loss in the final of the World Cup 2023 to Australia, while also criticizing Congress MP Rahul Gandhi for calling PM Modi a 'panauti' (bad omen).
The three-judge Supreme Court bench hearing petitions seeking reconsideration of the court's 2022 verdict on the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) was dissolved abruptly, with Justice Kaul citing retirement and a lack of time to pen down the order as reasons for deferring the hearing by two months.
The Scottish Parliament will investigate the £11,000 data roaming bill of the health secretary, Michael Matheson, after he admitted that his sons used his parliamentary iPad to watch football while on holiday in Morocco.
Meru Deputy Governor Mutuma M'Ethingia was absent from Governor Kawira Mwangaza's first Cabinet meeting following her second impeachment attempt, in which she survived all seven charges.
Governor Yahaya Bello of Kogi State spent N727.8 million to purchase two Toyota buses for the State House of Assembly without appropriation or approval from the Assembly members, according to the 2023 budget performance report.
The high rate of congressional retirements poses a direct threat to the institution and will result in the continuity of Congress being left to those who are unfit for the job, prompting a plea to capable representatives to stay and ensure a better future for Congress.
New Jersey's aggressive sanctions law, targeting Russian-tied companies and those linked to Belarus, has been halted after facing a legal challenge and the realization that it could also harm multinational companies.
Turkish leaders, such as President Erdoğan, mistakenly believe that they can exert influence over the US political system in a similar way to how they operate in Turkey, as demonstrated by various political scandals involving Turkey and American politicians.
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West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee believes that the controversy surrounding Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra's likely expulsion from the Lok Sabha will actually benefit her in the upcoming general election.
Controversies surrounded the tenure of Justice Fathima Beevi as Governor of Tamil Nadu, including her controversial decision to swear in former Chief Minister Jayalalithaa hours after her party secured a majority in the Assembly elections in 2001, despite her disqualification from contesting due to a conviction.
The European Commission has approved Hungary's revised recovery and resilience plan, allowing for the release of €920 million in EU funds without any additional conditions, while the remaining €9.4 billion is tied to the fulfillment of "super milestones" related to anti-corruption measures and judicial independence.
Singapore's President can now hold international roles in his private capacity under revised constitutional amendments, as long as they do not breach existing rules, are in the national interest, and benefit Singapore as a whole.
House Republicans are considering voting on whether to impeach President Joe Biden in the next few months over corruption allegations, with the decision ultimately in the hands of Judiciary Committee Chairman Rep. Jim Jordan.
Plans are being made to expel TMC MP Mahua Moitra from Parliament over the "cash-for-query" allegation, which West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee believes will ultimately make her more popular ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections.