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KazakhstanAstana Times12dPolitics & Government

Kazakhstan and Belgium Forge Stronger Ties in Higher Education and Research

Kazakhstan and Belgium have solidified their commitment to academic collaboration following a bilateral Rectors’ Forum held Oct. 13 in Astana. The forum, attended by Kazakhstan President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, King Philippe and Queen Mathilde, convened leaders from 29 universities and research organ

PortugalObservador12dPolitics & Government

Six in Ten Approve Seguro’s Performance, Except Chega Voters

A recent barometer indicates that six out of ten Portuguese citizens approve of Seguro’s performance, making him the most widely-accepted politician in Portugal. However, voters of the Chega party strongly disapprove of his work. The survey also reveals Portuguese public reaction to the rising cost

GermanyFAZ12dPolitics & Government

Germany Live Updates: Coalition Talks Halt, Sugar Tax Dispute Resolved

The leader of the Left Party expressed regret over the pause in exploratory talks in Berlin. Green Party co-leader Brantner supported halting the negotiations. A key dispute regarding a sugar tax has reportedly been resolved within the potential coalition. These developments occurred amidst ongoing

SingaporeChannel NewsAsia12dPolitics & Government

Malaysia Ex-PM Najib Razak’s Jail Suspension Request Rejected by Court

A court in Malaysia has denied former Prime Minister Najib Razak’s request to suspend his 15-year jail sentence. The decision dashes hopes that Razak might soon be transferred to house arrest. This possibility arose from expectations surrounding a royal pardon he was seeking in relation to a separat

SingaporeChannel NewsAsia12dPolitics & Government

Indonesia Residents Sue Government Over Haze From Fires

Residents of Indonesia are taking legal action against the state, alleging government negligence led to a severe public health crisis. Lawyers representing the plaintiffs claim the government failed to prevent and mitigate widespread fires that have caused dangerous levels of air pollution. The clas

SerbiaBalkan Insight12dPolitics & Government

North Macedonia Inheritance Tax: Childless Spouses Face Unexpected Bills

In North Macedonia, surviving spouses without children face a financial burden when inheriting property from their deceased partner. Current legislation requires these individuals to pay inheritance tax, even on the family home they jointly occupied. This policy creates a significant hardship for ch

IndiaIndia Today12dPolitics & Government

CJP Leaders Das, Ranka Sentenced to Five Days in Tihar Jail

Citizens for Justice and Peace (CJP) leaders, Das and Ranka, have been remanded to Tihar jail for five days following a protest at Jantar Mantar. The sentencing stems from charges related to trespassing during the demonstration. Details regarding the specific nature of the protest and the charges ar

PolandWP Wiadomości12dPolitics & Government

Polish Constitutional Tribunal Dispute: Berek to Swear Oath in Parliament

Maciej Berek will take the oath as a judge of the Constitutional Tribunal (Trybunału Konstytucyjnego) in the Sejm (Parliament) on Wednesday, as reported by TVN24. This confirmation came from Deputy Speaker of the Sejm, Piotr Zgorzelski. Berek, a former close associate of Prime Minister Donald Tusk,

VietnamThanh Nien12dPolitics & Government

Lào Cai Province to Hold Competition for Youth Union Secretary Candidate

The Lào Cai Provincial Party Committee’s Organization Board has announced a competition to select personnel for nomination to the position of Secretary of the Lào Cai Provincial Youth Union for the 2025-2030 term. This process aims to identify qualified candidates to lead the youth organization in L

AlgeriaTSA12dPolitics & Government

Algeria Tightens Import Control with New Oversight Committee

Algeria is strengthening its control over import management through a newly established structure created by a presidential decree from Prime Minister Sifi Ghrieb. The directive, officially published this Tuesday, October 13th in the official Journal, establishes a Permanent Committee for Monitoring

EstoniaERR News12dPolitics & Government

Estonian President Increases Chief of Staff’s Salary to €8,000 Monthly

Estonian President Ülle Madise has approved a substantial increase in the monthly salary of her chief of staff. The new salary is set at €8,000, representing an approximate 33% increase compared to the earnings of the previous chief of staff. This decision has drawn attention to presidential office

ArgentinaInfobae12dPolitics & Government

‘Grandchild Law’ Adds 40,000 Voters to Galicia’s Census, Boosting Expat Vote

Galicia’s electoral roll for residents abroad has surpassed 513,000 registered voters, largely due to the “grandchild law” which added 40,000 new electors. This law facilitates voter registration for descendants of Spanish citizens living abroad. The region of Galicia places a significantly higher i

ItalyTGCom2412dPolitics & Government

Meloni Extends Hand to Trump, Citing Historical Italy-USA Friendship

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni released a video message celebrating the launch of “La Stampa Usa,” a publication focusing on Italy-USA relations. The message conveyed a gesture of outreach to former U.S. President Donald Trump, emphasizing the historically strong friendship between Italy and

Czech RepubliciDNES12dPolitics & Government

Triple Coalition Forms in Hradec Králové with Springer as Mayoral Candidate

A three-party coalition is taking shape in Hradec Králové following recent elections. The coalition will consist of the winning alliance of the Hradec Democratic Club (HDK) and TOP 09, alongside the Pirates and Mayors coalition, and the association Change for Hradec, Greens, and KDU-ČSL. Current may

USAABC News12dPolitics & Government

Trump Media Ban Blocked: Federal Judge Grants Preliminary Injunction

A federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction to continue blocking former President Donald Trump’s ban from social media platforms. This ruling follows a temporary restraining order issued by the same judge last month, maintaining the status quo while the legal challenge proceeds. The case cen

NigeriaPunch12dPolitics & Government

PDP, APGA, Accord Support Wike, Soludo, Adeleke’s Roles in APC Campaign

Opposition parties – the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), and Accord – have signaled their support for the involvement of their prominent members, Nyesom Wike, Chukwuma Soludo, and Ademola Adeleke, in the All Progressives Congress (APC) campaign. This unexpect

NorwayAftenposten12dPolitics & Government

Trump Announces Extensive Oil and Gas Exploration to Begin Soon in Greenland

U.S. President Donald Trump has stated that Greenland is “very important” for the United States. He announced that extensive exploration for oil and gas resources will soon commence in Greenland. This move signals a heightened U.S. interest in the region’s potential natural resources. The announceme

BosniaSarajevo Times12dPolitics & Government

Bosnia and Herzegovina Risks Losing €374 Million in EU Growth Plan Funding

Bosnia and Herzegovina faces the potential loss of €374 million in European Union funding due to unmet obligations within the Growth Plan. The deadline for fulfilling these requirements is December 31st, following recent elections and a transition to new authorities. A primary concern is the lack of

ChileLa Silla Vacia12dPolitics & Government

New Decree in Colombia Threatens Right to Protest, Raises Concerns

A new decree in Colombia is sparking controversy as critics argue it undermines the right to peaceful protest. The legislation reportedly risks weakening dialogue between citizens and the government, potentially leading to increased use of force against demonstrators. Concerns are rising that the de

Spain20 Minutos12dPolitics & Government

Spain's Government to Comply with Supreme Court Ruling on ‘Grandchildren’s Law’

The Spanish Government has stated it will comply with a Supreme Court resolution regarding the so-called ‘grandchild’s law’—a law concerning descendants’ eligibility for Spanish nationality—despite voicing strong criticism of the ruling. Officials describe the situation as one of “extraordinary grav

RomaniaDigi2412dPolitics & Government

Prayer to Saint Parascheva for Health and Peace of Mind on October 14th

Saint Parascheva holds a special place in Orthodox tradition, revered by believers seeking spiritual aid during difficult times. Prayers addressed to her embody hope for healing, a need for protection, and a desire to find strength to overcome life's challenges. October 14th is a significant day for

NorwayAftenposten12dPolitics & Government

White House Aide Criticized After Confusing Husband with Trump During Briefing

Katie Zacharia, a press secretary, faced immediate criticism following her debut performance. The controversy stemmed from an incident during a press briefing where she reportedly mistook her husband for former U.S. President Donald Trump. Additionally, Zacharia was rebuked for failing to adequately

MalaysiaNew Straits Times12dPolitics & Government

Kiandee, Takiyuddin Appointed to Malaysian Parliamentary Service Council

The Dewan Rakyat in KUALA LUMPUR approved a motion today by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim leading to the appointment of four members of parliament to the Parliamentary Service Council. Among those appointed are Kiandee and Takiyuddin. The motion’s approval facilitated the inclusion of thes

SwedenSVT12dPolitics & Government

Sweden’s Green Party Gains Ground in First Post-Election Poll

A new opinion poll conducted by SVT/Verian indicates an increase in support for Miljöpartiet (Green Party) in Sweden, marking the first measurement following the recent election. Simultaneously, the Moderaterna (Moderate Party) continues to demonstrate strengthening support among voters. The SVT/Ver

PhilippinesPhilstar12dPolitics & Government

ICC Denies Duterte Team’s Request to Limit Evidence in Murder Case

The International Criminal Court has dismissed a plea from former president Rodrigo Duterte’s legal team to restrict the number of evidence items in the crimes against humanity case brought against him. The case centers on alleged murders linked to his administration’s anti-drug campaign. Duterte’s

SpainEl País12dPolitics & Government

Spain Court Ruling Restricts Voting Rights for Nationals Through Grandparent Law

A recent ruling by Spain’s highest court has created a disparity in voting rights for nationals who gained citizenship through the “grandchild law.” The decision hinges on residency, specifically whether individuals are registered with the Registry of Spaniards Resident Abroad (CERA). The case highl

PakistanDawn12dPolitics & Government

Governor’s Rule in Jammu and Kashmir: Centre Needs to Define Duration

An editorial in *Dawn* addresses the ongoing Governor’s Rule in Jammu and Kashmir, imposed following the dissolution of the state’s legislative assembly. The article argues that while such measures are permissible under the Constitution of Jammu and Kashmir, they are intended as temporary provisions

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