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Kenya's Parliament will appeal a High Court ruling that declared President William Ruto's Cabinet unconstitutional for failing to meet the constitutional two-thirds gender rule. The court found the Cabinet non-compliant with the requirement for gender balance in public appointments.

A federal judge rejected the Trump administration's attempt to collect the names and contact information of Fulton County, Georgia, election workers. New York City officials warned of a high-rise at risk of collapsing. Reform UK party leader Nigel Farage announced his resignation from Parliament over questionable donations.

Nigel Farage announced he is quitting as an MP due to an ongoing probe into his personal finances but stated he will run again in the re-election, vowing to 'fight to win'.

Germany's 2027 draft budget allocates more funds to the military while reducing spending on other areas, leading to rapid debt growth. The Cabinet has approved the budget, which now requires parliamentary approval.

Jesy Nelson shared bikini throwback photos and expressed feeling 'heartbroken' and 'outraged' by MPs following a parliamentary debate on SMA testing. She included a 'take me back' message in her post.

The Monsoon session of Parliament is scheduled to begin on July 20, 2026, and end on August 13, 2026, as stated by Kiren Rijiju. The session aims to facilitate debate, discussion, and decisions on issues of national importance.

Algerians voted on July 2 to elect a new parliament amid expectations of low turnout and controversy over the government disqualifying about a third of potential candidates. The election context includes concerns about cost-of-living issues and blocked candidates from major constituencies.

Senegal's parliament approved constitutional reforms expanding lawmakers' powers while limiting those of the president, creating a rift between President Bassirou Diomaye Faye and parliamentary Speaker Ousmane Sonko. The reforms are described as controversial.

Zimbabwe's Parliament has passed the Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 for a second time after the National Assembly adopted Senate amendments. The bill's passage brings President Emmerson Mnangagwa closer to extending his term.

Pakistan's Parliament passed the Rs18.8 trillion FY27 budget 11 days after its presentation, incorporating 30 government-backed amendments while rejecting all opposition proposals. The process faced disruptions and protests, with calls for longer legislative debates to improve transparency and accountability. Recent progress includes increased parliamentary participation and technical support for budget scrutiny by the finance committee.

Poilievre has asked Parliament to investigate a British Columbia program that may finance the purchase of 2,200 vacant condos, which he calls a 'condo bailout' for developers, bankers, and investors. The program is accused of preventing a price correction in the real estate market.

Parliament faces rising tensions ahead of the winter break, with Labor pushing reforms and the Coalition considering participation in deal-making. Conflicts include accusations against Angus Taylor for calling Anthony Albanese a liar, Andrew Hastie's remarks about One Nation, and the Greens opposing Labor's NDIS bill.

Israel is taking steps to formally recognize the Armenian deaths during WWI as a genocide, which requires parliamentary approval. This move highlights the worsening relationship between Israel and Turkey.

Israel is moving to formally recognize Armenian deaths during World War I as genocide, a step requiring parliamentary approval. This action reflects deteriorating relations between Israel and Turkey.

Congress accuses Rajnath Singh of misleading Parliament on Operation Sindoor casualties. The Centre’s disclosure reveals a contradiction between the Defence Minister’s statement and the official record, with the Opposition demanding full disclosure during the monsoon session.

The Biotech Act rapporteur aims for a December agreement in Parliament. Andriukaitis noted that further revisions to the text could still occur.

Kenya is marking the second anniversary of deadly 2024 protests, where demonstrators stormed parliament amid youth-led protests against economic hardship and corruption. An annual march is held on June 25 to honor those killed, as public frustration with President William Ruto continues to grow.

Kenyan police have blocked roads around the capital, Nairobi, ahead of an anti-government protest commemorating two years since over 60 people died in demonstrations that led to the storming of parliament. The roadblocks aim to prevent access to the city as tensions rise ahead of the protest.

The IMF approved Ukraine’s first program review amid Russian strikes on Kyiv. The IMF softened tax conditions after only one of four required bills passed parliament, with a key test in September over the 2027 financing gap.

The Council is considering reviving a controversial interim child abuse law. Parliament President Metsola has requested the Council to take up the issue despite Parliament's previous rejection of the law.

Cate Blanchett launched an AI 'consent' tool in Parliament. The initiative raises questions about European AI rules.

The Constitution Defenders Forum (CDF) has demanded the immediate withdrawal of Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3, alleging that its passage by Parliament was flawed and influenced by bribery and undue pressure. The group claims the legislation's approval process was tainted by unethical practices.

Denmark’s centre-left prime minister has accepted far-right support for her migration plans. Separately, the digital euro has cleared a key parliamentary hurdle.

Parliament is considering further easing of pesticide rules, with rapporteur MEPs suggesting unlimited approvals for active substances to be extended to products.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has lost support from Labour Party members in Parliament and will step down once his successor is chosen, possibly by mid-July. Andy Burnham, the former mayor of Greater Manchester, has confirmed he will seek to replace Starmer as party leader.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced his resignation due to declining party support, with Andy Burnham confirming his bid to succeed him as Labour leader. Wes Streeting, a key rival, pledged support for Burnham, increasing his chances of securing the leadership without a contest.

Australian MPs return to parliament for debates on tax and NDIS reforms before winter break. Jane Hume of the Coalition supports increased scrutiny of NDIS changes but raises concerns about addressing rorts and criminal behavior in the system. The national cabinet will also discuss fuel security.

Jesy Nelson shared a photo of her twin daughters' spinal braces to highlight the need for SMA screening. She urged fans to attend a Parliament debate on the issue, emphasizing that future SMA babies' lives can be improved through screening.

A report in the Observer newspaper suggests UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer may resign, but a government source states he remains focused on governing. Andy Burnham's recent parliamentary seat win could enable him to launch a formal leadership challenge, heightening threats to Starmer's position.

Jesy Nelson will attend Parliament to debate SMA screening, which she describes as life-changing. She criticized the NHS's SMA screening roll-out as a postcode lottery and expressed emotional concerns.

Andy Burnham, mayor of Greater Manchester, won a special election for a seat in Parliament, positioning him to challenge embattled Prime Minister Keir Starmer for leadership of Britain.

Parliament has delayed wastewater rules. The article also covers topics related to tobacco, clinical trials, and nutri score.

Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham won a by-election to secure a parliament seat. This victory positions him to challenge Keir Starmer's leadership.

Andy Burnham won a special election for a parliamentary seat, positioning him to challenge Prime Minister Keir Starmer for leadership. The victory in the special election sets up a potential showdown between Burnham and Starmer.

A special election in a working-class area in England may influence the selection of the next U.K. prime minister. Manchester's center-left mayor is seeking a parliamentary seat, which could lead to a path toward the prime minister's job.

The Commission’s tobacco tax plans faced a setback after a vote in Parliament revealed significant disagreements over tobacco taxation. The outcome highlights deep divisions among lawmakers regarding the proposed tax measures.

The EU will ease regulations for innovative crop boosters, specifically microorganism-based biostimulants. The Council and Parliament agreed to improve market access for these products.

The Pakistani government's 2026-27 budget reveals a record Rs3.684 trillion overspending, contradicting claims of fiscal discipline. Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb seeks parliamentary approval for supplementary grants, with major overruns in debt servicing, power sector, defense, and health expenditures.

Sweden's parliament has passed a law requiring public sector workers to report unauthorized migrants to the police.

Hungary’s parliament passed an amendment imposing a two-term limit that would prevent Orbán from returning to office. The amendment was approved by the ruling Tisza party’s supermajority with 135 votes in favor.