Slovenian voters rejected a controversial law that would have expanded the powers of parliamentary inquiry committees, thus delivering a blow to the prime minister's reforms. #Slovėnija #referendumas #demokratija (translated)
Mikko Välimaa wrote that Magnus Ranstorp is one of the most respected researchers in the Nordic countries and said that he posed a question that he hoped would also come up in Finland. Välimaa mentioned that so far only Iltalehti had reported on the exceptional stance of Finnish Members of the European Parliament in the vote concerning the Muslim Brotherhood. #tutkijat #Suomi #politiikka (translated)
I have better things to do than to be the new Orbán. Péter Tisza rejected those concerns that the parliamentary majority with two-thirds could itself eventually follow the exercise of power of the Orbán era. #demokrácia #korrupció #uniósforrások (translated)
Lucia-pulla asked whether the Security Police was listening and suggested that the Members of the European Parliament who voted against the resolution be placed under observation. She criticized the voters and accused them of acting in favor of terrorists and against the security of Europe. In the publication, she marked the Left, Greens, and Democrats and used hashtags related to terrorism, Islamism, jihadism, and reputational harm. #terrorismi #islamismi #mainehaitta (translated)
Anne Nevgi wrote that the European Parliament's resolution stated that the Muslim Brotherhood was recognized as a terrorist organization. According to her, the Finnish MEPs who voted in favor of the resolution were Mika Aaltola (National Coalition Party/EPP), Pekka Toveri (National Coalition Party/EPP), Anna-Maja Henriksson (Swedish People's Party/Renew), Elsi Katainen (Centre Party/Renew), Katri Kulmuni (Centre Party/Renew), and Sebastian Tynkkynen (Finns Party/ECR). Those who voted against were Sirpa Pietikäinen (National Coalition Party/EPP), Maria Guzenina (Social Democrats/S&D), Eero Heinäluoma (Social Democrats/S&D), Li Andersson, Jussi Saramo, and Merja Kyllönen (Left Alliance/The Left), as well as Ville Niinistö and Maria Ohisalo (Green League). https://t.co/caTNpqzmRN #EuroopanParlamentti #terrorismi #Suomi (translated)
The resignation of Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic gives him the opportunity to run as a prime ministerial candidate in the early parliamentary elections, while showing similarities to the political strategy employed by Vladimir Putin in Russia. #Vucic #Szerbia #politika (translated)
Former Saxony news wrote that BMW had canceled its promise of an official car after, according to him, a representative of the wrong party had ascended to the speaker of the Saxony-Anhalt parliament. He suggested that the decision would turn against the party itself and noted that some of its 18 million supporters might drive BMWs. https://t.co/sbftDRr6aO #BMW #SaksiAnhalt #poliitika (translated)
It merged, which... The Our Homeland Movement prevented the Fidesz from allowing the parliamentary committee investigating the clemency scandal to hear Viktor Orbán "about the role he played in the clemency granted to the pro-pedophile Endre Kónya" - wrote Prime Minister Péter Magyar on his Facebook page on Friday. #kegyelmiBotrány #OrbánViktor #MiHazánk (translated)
Mi Hazánk and Fidesz thwarted Viktor Orbán's parliamentary hearing, after members of both parties rejected the proposal at the meeting of the committee investigating the pardon scandal. #kegyelmiBotrány #OrbánViktor #MiHazánk (translated)
In September 2025, Paris recognized the Palestinian state, and Abbas formally pledged in writing before French President Emmanuel Macron and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to hold parliamentary and presidential elections. #palesztinválasztások #Gázaiövezet #MahmúdAbbász (translated)
His presidential term expired in 2009, and under Mahmoud Abbas's leadership, the Palestinian parliamentary elections will again be postponed this year due to the deteriorating situation, expected to September 2027. #palesztinválasztások #Gázaiövezet #MahmúdAbbász (translated)
According to the information from the Prime Minister's Office, the constitutional process is expected to start this autumn and is based on the cooperation of several state, parliamentary, professional, and social actors. #alkotmányozás #kormány #társadalmiegyeztetés (translated)
"Whoever wins must be able to govern. 'We are introducing rules aimed at promoting the stability of any government and parliamentary unity,' wrote G. Meloni after the vote on the platform 'X.' 'Whoever wins must be able to govern.'" #rinkimųreforma #GiorgiaMeloni #Italija (translated)
After the change of government, the clemency file was made public, which revealed that although the Ministry of Justice did not recommend clemency for Kónya, Katalin Novák overruled the decision without justification, while a parliamentary investigative committee was established to identify those responsible for the matter. #gyermekvédelem #bicske #kormányzás (translated)
"There is a risk that this will be a dirty deal for which Europe will pay a heavy price," said Michael Kellner, a German parliamentary representative who was responsible for German energy policy in the period following the outbreak of the war. #ÉszakiÁramlat #amerikaiOroszKapcsolatok #energiaügyek (translated)
The European Union will add more than 1,600 new individuals and organizations to its sanctions list against Russia, a decision made in connection with the recent Russian parliamentary elections and the war in Ukraine. #Oroszország #szankciók #EurópaiUnió (translated)
According to the author, there were many people in parliament under police protection, and signs of Russian activity were visible throughout Europe. He wrote that intimidation should be met with fearlessness, Russia was afraid and the ability to act should be demonstrated. #Venäjä #Eurooppa #Politiikka #FI #RU (translated)
"We are not planning electoral fraud, but they are, all of them. Half of their candidates come from the old political regime, which has pushed the country to the brink of plunder." The party has won four consecutive elections, and he himself has been in power for a total of 12 years as Serbia's prime minister and then president. Aleksandar Vučić's main message for the early parliamentary elections on October 25 is nonetheless that the voters' decision must be defended at all costs from electoral manipulation and the opposition who are ready to plunder the country. #Szerbia #választások #demokrácia (translated)
Aleksandar Vučić, currently the President of Serbia, has resigned from his position to participate as a prime ministerial candidate in the early parliamentary elections on October 25, where the biggest challenge is posed by the newly formed Student List against the corrupt political system. #Szerbia #választások #demokrácia (translated)
Nicușor Dan justified this by saying that he chose the person who has the best chance of forming a parliamentary majority around him. #Románia #kormányalakítás #OECD (translated)
