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Netanyahu's Coalition Submits Bill To Dissolve Parliament, Trigger Fresh Polls
The bill calls for elections "no less than 90 days" after it is approved, giving Netanyahu flexibility to choose a date when he feels he has the best chance of success.
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Watch: Hungarian Politician's "Cool" Dance At Peter Magyar's Inauguration Goes Viral
The stunning dance performance on Saturday cemented Zsolt Hegedus' status as Hungary's "dancing politician".
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Powerful Iranian Ultra-Hardliners Mobilise Against Iran-US Nuclear Talks
The group known as “Jebhe-ye Paydari” and described as “Super Revolutionaries,” has emerged as one of the loudest opponents of any agreement with Washington.
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"I Made A Mistake": Ex-US Spy Jonathan Pollard To Run For Israeli Parliament
Pollard was arrested in 1985 after passing highly classified US documents to Israel while working as a civilian analyst for the US Navy.
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'Can We Direct Parliament?' Top Court On Panel To Pick Poll Body Chief
The bench also said that its judgment, which allows the Chief Justice of India to be on the selection panel, was an arrangement made in the absence of a law.
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No Mail, No Passage: Iran Launches New System To Regulate Hormuz Shipping
Iran's parliament is considering legislation that would formalise restrictions on vessels tied to Israel and the United States.
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Cabinet Approves Proposal To Increase Supreme Court Judges From 34 To 38
Once it is cleared by Parliament, the number of Supreme Court judges will stand at 38, including the Chief Justice.
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School Bullies To Face Caning Under New Guidelines In Singapore
Caning was discussed in Singapore's parliament on Tuesday after legislators asked how it would be used in relation to bullying in schools.
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40,000 Attend Illegal Rave Party On French Military Site
The gathering comes as the French parliament is seeking to tighten legislation against unauthorised rave parties, introducing prison sentences for organisers and fines for attendees.
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Judicial Review, Religion And Sabarimala: How Constitution Empowers Courts
Judicial review is the authority of the Supreme Court and high courts to examine whether a law enacted by parliament or a state legislature, or an action taken by the executive, is consistent with the Constitution
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Iran President Wants To Sack Foreign Minister Amid US Talks? What Report Said
Sources said Araghchi has been acting on the IRGC chief's directive, without keeping Pezeshkian in the loop.
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"Next Stop $140": Iran Speaker Ghalibaf's Big Warning As Oil Prices Reach Historic High
Ghalibaf blamed "junk advice" from top US officials like Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent for pushing the theory of economic pressure, claiming it had instead spiked global oil prices to $120 per barrel, with $140 likely as the "next stop".
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"Have Witnesses": Shashi Tharoor Rebuts Kiren Rijiju's "Congress Anti-Women" Claim
Rijiju said Tharoor and he both agreed that the latter is not anti-women "maybe because he is highly popular among women."
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UK Parliament To Vote On Probe Into Starmer's Jeffrey Epstein-Linked Envoy Pick Peter Mandelson
The inquiry will look at whether Starmer misled the House of Commons over the appointment of former US ambassador Peter Mandelson
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India, New Zealand Ink 'Once-In-A-Generation' Pact: All You Need To Know
India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement: The pact aims to double bilateral trade to about $5 billion over the next five years.
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Netanyahu's Coalition Submits Bill To Dissolve Parliament, Trigger Fresh Polls
The bill calls for elections "no less than 90 days" after it is approved, giving Netanyahu flexibility to choose a date when he feels he has the best chance of success.
-
Watch: Hungarian Politician's "Cool" Dance At Peter Magyar's Inauguration Goes Viral
The stunning dance performance on Saturday cemented Zsolt Hegedus' status as Hungary's "dancing politician".
-
Powerful Iranian Ultra-Hardliners Mobilise Against Iran-US Nuclear Talks
The group known as “Jebhe-ye Paydari” and described as “Super Revolutionaries,” has emerged as one of the loudest opponents of any agreement with Washington.
-
"I Made A Mistake": Ex-US Spy Jonathan Pollard To Run For Israeli Parliament
Pollard was arrested in 1985 after passing highly classified US documents to Israel while working as a civilian analyst for the US Navy.
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'Can We Direct Parliament?' Top Court On Panel To Pick Poll Body Chief
The bench also said that its judgment, which allows the Chief Justice of India to be on the selection panel, was an arrangement made in the absence of a law.
-
No Mail, No Passage: Iran Launches New System To Regulate Hormuz Shipping
Iran's parliament is considering legislation that would formalise restrictions on vessels tied to Israel and the United States.
-
Cabinet Approves Proposal To Increase Supreme Court Judges From 34 To 38
Once it is cleared by Parliament, the number of Supreme Court judges will stand at 38, including the Chief Justice.
-
School Bullies To Face Caning Under New Guidelines In Singapore
Caning was discussed in Singapore's parliament on Tuesday after legislators asked how it would be used in relation to bullying in schools.
-
40,000 Attend Illegal Rave Party On French Military Site
The gathering comes as the French parliament is seeking to tighten legislation against unauthorised rave parties, introducing prison sentences for organisers and fines for attendees.
-
Judicial Review, Religion And Sabarimala: How Constitution Empowers Courts
Judicial review is the authority of the Supreme Court and high courts to examine whether a law enacted by parliament or a state legislature, or an action taken by the executive, is consistent with the Constitution
-
Iran President Wants To Sack Foreign Minister Amid US Talks? What Report Said
Sources said Araghchi has been acting on the IRGC chief's directive, without keeping Pezeshkian in the loop.
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"Next Stop $140": Iran Speaker Ghalibaf's Big Warning As Oil Prices Reach Historic High
Ghalibaf blamed "junk advice" from top US officials like Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent for pushing the theory of economic pressure, claiming it had instead spiked global oil prices to $120 per barrel, with $140 likely as the "next stop".
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"Have Witnesses": Shashi Tharoor Rebuts Kiren Rijiju's "Congress Anti-Women" Claim
Rijiju said Tharoor and he both agreed that the latter is not anti-women "maybe because he is highly popular among women."
-
UK Parliament To Vote On Probe Into Starmer's Jeffrey Epstein-Linked Envoy Pick Peter Mandelson
The inquiry will look at whether Starmer misled the House of Commons over the appointment of former US ambassador Peter Mandelson
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India, New Zealand Ink 'Once-In-A-Generation' Pact: All You Need To Know
India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement: The pact aims to double bilateral trade to about $5 billion over the next five years.
