Slovenian political discourse is currently focused on whether former Prime Minister Janša will open the border to the unwelcome Dodik, drawing comparisons between Slovenia and Hungary, and Janša and Orbán.

India's High Commissioner Dinesh Trivedi met with Prime Minister Modi to discuss and strengthen bilateral ties between India and Bangladesh.

As voters in the Cook Islands prepare for a general election, Prime Minister Mark Brown has spoken about the diplomatic crises, including a rift with New Zealand, that defined his past year.

Dinesh Trivedi met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a day after holding talks with Tarique Rahman, indicating political engagements in India.

North Korea fired a suspected ballistic missile towards the sea, as reported by Japan and South Korea, marking the second such launch in less than a week and coinciding with planned major joint military drills between South Korea and the US. Japan's Prime Minister also confirmed the launch, stating it was a ballistic missile.

Citizens in Tirana continued their 73rd day of protests, marching through main streets and demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama. Demonstrators voiced strong criticisms against the government, accusing it of corruption and neglecting the needs of the people.

Andy Burnham suggested that affluent areas must contribute to housing asylum seekers, as the Prime Minister addressed protests concerning plans to use a former military base for this purpose.

Finnish politician Mauri Peltokangas's Facebook post questioning 'Muslim-democrats' has drawn criticism, with SDP chairman Antti Lindtman demanding action from Prime Minister Orpo.

A protester from Dibra, present at a demonstration in front of the Prime Minister's office in Tirana, voiced strong criticism of the national situation, asserting that Albania's problems extend beyond the capital and that the country is depopulating.

The new UK prime minister, Andy Burnham, is reportedly facing his first significant challenge regarding his approach to the ongoing prisons crisis in the country.

The UK Prime Minister is proposing three methods to increase jail capacity in England and Wales, though none offer a quick or straightforward solution to prison overcrowding.

General Roberto Vannacci, a right-wing figure, has emerged as an unexpected political rival to Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, threatening her from the right. His rise in Italian politics is drawing significant attention and reshaping the conservative landscape.

Croatian Prime Minister Plenković is disclaiming responsibility for the corruption affair involving Andrija Mikulić, whom he appointed head of the State Inspectorate three times, and has not yet announced a new chief.

The Vilnius Archdiocese is addressing accusations of sexual crimes against minors involving several priests, with the Prime Minister also commenting on the allegations and potential changes. The archdiocese has outlined its support for victims and response to the accusations.

Maciej Berek is stepping down from his position in the Polish government, with Prime Minister Donald Tusk announcing he will transition to other tasks. Unofficial reports suggest he will take on a new role.

A Croatian media outlet has published a critical commentary on a political style, describing it as "disgusting, arrogant, and humiliating," and asserting that questions of political responsibility remain legitimate despite annoyance from the prime minister.

A working group comprising representatives from the Bulgarian government, businesses, and trade unions, led by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Galab Donev, has convened to discuss the formula for the minimum wage. The initiative aims to establish a fair and sustainable minimum wage policy.

Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius has called the Church pedophilia scandal a painful and unpleasant case, suggesting that parliament could discuss a public register for sex offenders in the autumn.

Alexandra Sdoukou, spokesperson for New Democracy, criticized former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and his government's past actions, asserting that he should not be trusted to lead again.

UDMR leader Kelemen Hunor has stated that the Union would consider supporting PSD president Sorin Grindeanu for the position of Prime Minister under certain conditions, emphasizing that he awaits a nomination from President Nicușor Dan.

An analysis highlights Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen's close partnership with Italy's Prime Minister, as they prepare to take credit for a significant European policy shift.

Following the appointment of a new Prime Minister in the UK, discussions are emerging on whether this presents an opportunity for the British Pound and if investors should consider betting on it.

Pakistan's military announced that five terrorists were neutralized in a successful operation in Panjgur, Balochistan, with the Prime Minister and Interior Minister paying tribute to the security forces.

Australia's Prime Minister is facing criticism for comments made regarding melon gifts received from his Japanese counterpart. The remarks have drawn scrutiny and sparked debate.

A Danish political analyst suggests that Messerschmidt's brief response, despite his laughter, indicates he is considering a bid for the prime minister's position.

A political commentator suggests that despite growing rifts within Estonia's Reform Party, Prime Minister Kristen Michal is unlikely to be ousted before the next elections due to insufficient time.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, who came to power in 2025 promising to challenge the Republican administration, is now accused of repeatedly making concessions to the White House.

The Prime Minister has asked the justice secretary to explore options to prevent the early release of PC Andrew Harper's killers, following outrage from former colleagues and the public. Critics argue that allowing their release would be a betrayal of police officers.

Slovak Prime Minister Fico faces criticism for his approach to people, while the government announces a package of measures to help farmers combat drought.

An article commemorates August 11th, noting historical events such as Serbia forming its second government led by Prime Minister Vučić and the registration of the world's first COVID-19 vaccine.

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has called for the establishment of return centers for asylum seekers in third countries. The article suggests that Germany's SPD party should consider her proposal, deeming it a sensible approach, especially for social democrats.

Péter Magyar has rapidly reshaped Hungarian politics in his first 100 days as Prime Minister, reducing the influence of Orbán-era figures, engaging with public media, and negotiating the release of frozen EU funds.

The complete rendition of 'Vande Mataram' will be performed at the Red Fort for the first time on Independence Day as Prime Minister Modi arrives, preceding the flag hoisting and his traditional address to the nation.

Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi visited former Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob at IJN, offering prayers for his recovery.

Dinesh Trivedi met with Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman in Dhaka, with the R&AW chief also present for security discussions.

Former Minister for European Affairs, Vincenzo Amendola, criticized the Prime Minister's 'unworthy charade' without knowledge of the Spanish situation, warning that sovereignism risks breaking European unity.

An article from La Vanguardia presents the view that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is an impediment to achieving peace in the region.

A man from Hyderabad has been granted bail after spending 107 days in custody for allegedly spreading misleading information about the Prime Minister on social media.

The Prime Minister of Bangladesh is reportedly seeking to reset diplomatic relations with India.

Gjatë protestës së 72-të, aktivisti dhe ambientalisti Sazan Guri bëri thirrje për atë që e cilësoi si “rrethimi i tretë” i Kryeministrisë dhe Parlamentit.

Albanian citizens have continued their protests for the 72nd consecutive day, marching towards the Prime Minister's Office and demanding the resignation of Edi Rama. Protesters accuse the government of corruption and dictatorship, with some referencing the legacy of Havzi Nela and calling for an end to the current administration.

Achakzai is pushing the Prime Minister to finalize new appointments for the Election Commission of Pakistan and has requested a meeting to discuss nominations.

An interview with Juraj Podmanický from the band Billy Barman discusses various topics, including his regret about not finishing architecture school, the meaning behind their latest album 'Galéria duševného zdravia', and his thoughts on the prime minister during concerts.

The National Investigation Bureau (NNI) is investigating a case of embezzlement related to permanent data deletions, after the Prime Minister's Office filed a complaint regarding 40 billion gross for unknown purposes.

Unal Ustel, the 'prime minister' of the Turkish Cypriot north, has welcomed Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan's renewed support for a two-state solution to the Cyprus problem, stating it provides 'trust and strength' to the Turkish Cypriot community.

Following previous appearances involving traditional Serbian food and drink, former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán was seen with a Serbian tabloid hero at another location.

Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulberga's proposal to restrict remote work in public administration has met with mixed reactions, receiving support from experts but calls for compromise from trade unions.

Greek Justice Minister Giorgos Floridis responded to former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras's comments on the current functioning of the political leadership of Justice, stating that the Paraskevopoulos Law, which released murderers and pedophiles, was passed under Tsipras's orders.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's policy of radical refusal is criticized for harming Israel and potentially benefiting Hamas.

Kosovo's Prime Minister Albin Kurti was egged in parliament by MP Time Kadrijar, a former KLA doctor. The incident occurred during a parliamentary session, with Kadrijar expressing her frustration.

Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal (Reform) stated that the government, which has been operating as a minority administration for a year, must continue to seek compromises to ensure its functionality.

The head of President Trump’s Board of Peace asserted that the Gaza peace plan is the only way to end Middle East violence, despite its rejection by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

PASOK has launched a strong criticism against former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, accusing him of leading not a political party but an 'anonymous company' with domestic oligarchs as shareholders.

Indian Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya reacted to boxer Narender Berwal's anecdote about a Pakistani opponent saying PM Narendra Modi's name was feared in Pakistan, which left the Prime Minister laughing.

Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze has reiterated his accusation that former President Mikheil Saakashvili and his United National Movement government initiated the August 2008 War. The remarks have been condemned by the UNM.

An article verifies three key moments related to Operation Safed Sagar, including whether former Pakistani President Musharraf actually did not salute Indian Prime Minister Vajpayee. The verification sheds light on historical interactions during the conflict.

Acting Prime Minister Albin Kurti stated that a nation's international strength is determined not only by its military and economic capabilities but also by its ability to forge and maintain partnerships, highlighting the United States as its greatest ally.

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has defended her government's stance on the Ceuta issue, emphasizing her commitment to protecting Europe in a joint statement with Giorgia Meloni, following recent criticism.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the issue of abusive language, questioning whether it is harmless and needs to be checked, and suggesting that legal action against 'misguided children' might not be the solution.

Kosovo's acting Foreign Minister Glauk Konjufca stated that the political dialogue for the constitution of the Assembly will continue, with Prime Minister Kurti expected to address PDK, LDK, and the Alliance again, dismissing claims of unconstitutionality.

Over 100 prominent activists and former officials from India and Pakistan have written an open letter to Prime Ministers Narendra Modi and Shehbaz Sharif, urging them to resume engagement amidst shared economic and security challenges.

Montenegrin Prime Minister Milojko Spajić issued a strong response to Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's claims of an anti-Serbian policy, asserting Montenegro's desire for good neighborly relations with Serbia alongside a clear European policy.

An article from 40 years ago, August 12, 1986, recalls a Prime Minister's call for a 'twin war on terrorism,' reflecting historical perspectives on combating extremism.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese faced a political crisis and public scrutiny over a joke about melons made with the Japanese Prime Minister. The incident, dubbed 'Melon-gate,' was a non-issue in Japan but escalated into a significant controversy in Australia.

Former Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi has proposed making egg freezing free for all women in Italy, suggesting a budget allocation of 100 million euros.

The Thai government has increased emergency funding for flood response, allocating 100 million baht to each deputy prime minister to tackle flooding and prepare for drought across the nation.

Icelandic Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir has challenged the Confederation of Icelandic Enterprise (SA) and the Icelandic Federation of Labour (ASÍ) to agree on economic measures they wish to see from the government.

Greek Minister of State Akis Skertsos has responded to former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras's interview with in.gr, stating that every phrase uttered by Tsipras was either a lie or an inaccuracy.

Columnist Chris Selley argues that the Canadian Prime Minister's vacation choices and use of private jet privileges are matters of public importance.

During a protest in front of the Prime Minister's Office, a young demonstrator called for the arrest of Prime Minister Edi Rama and former Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku, demanding accountability for officials under the law.

A citizen participating in the protest made a spicy statement regarding the political future of Prime Minister Edi Rama, as protests against the government continue.

Prime Minister Netanyahu is reportedly planning to create an AI minister role and has reserved the position for high-tech entrepreneur Oren Dobronsky, indicating AI's importance in his upcoming election campaign.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni announced that her government's priorities for September will be to further improve tax relief, strengthen purchasing power, and promote more stable employment.

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan held a series of high-level talks in Tripoli, meeting with Libya's prime minister and national security adviser during a two-day diplomatic visit.

Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius reaffirmed his country's steadfast support for Armenia's European choice and the strengthening of bilateral relations during a phone call with Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.

Albin Kurti, the acting Prime Minister of Kosovo, was targeted with eggs during the first parliamentary session following the June 7 elections.

As India prepares for Independence Day, Hindustan Times revisits former Prime Minister I. K. Gujral's 1997 address from the Red Fort, focusing on his appeal against corruption.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is facing controversy after a podcast appearance where he made an off-color remark about pop star Kylie Minogue and later denied sexist intent in a joke about a Japanese guest gift, referring to 'melons'.

Following recurring drone incidents in Europe, Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius stated that the country's priority is to timely identify potential threats from drones and neutralize them if necessary.

The Prime Minister of the Una-Sana Canton has been dismissed, citing personal interests as the reason.

Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has reportedly softened his stance on protesters from Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), now referring to them as 'patriots,' despite his party's earlier claims of Tehrik-e Taliban presence among them.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Amit Shah, Sonia Gandhi, and Rahul Gandhi attended the wedding reception of Revati Sule, daughter of Supriya Sule. Sharad Pawar hosted the high-profile event.

A 51-year-old Montreal man has been charged with making death threats against Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. Canadian police arrested the resident following an investigation into the threats.

Tedi Blushi, Secretary General of the Freedom Party, visited Fushë-Arrëz to express strong opposition to any attempts to change the administrative status or marginalize the area, sending a message to Prime Minister Rama.

Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's invitation to the 18th BRICS Summit outreach session in New Delhi has become a key point of focus.

A $2.3-billion military satellite contract with Telesat could lead to a new debate over cabinet secrecy in Canada. Conservatives are demanding details, raising questions about Prime Minister Mark Carney's friendship with Telesat's CEO and potential conflicts of interest.

Agreements have been signed for the creation of Europe's largest Authorized Service Center for AH-64E Guardian Apache helicopters in Poland, hailed by Prime Minister Tusk as a significant technological leap for national security.

Malaysia's High Court was told that former Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak returned US$620 million after the 13th General Election because he was uncomfortable holding the funds.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu launched a new National Artificial Intelligence Program, which has been under development for several months, in a joint ceremony with the Head of the National AI Directorate.

Protests known as the 'Flamingo Revolution' against Edi Rama's government in Albania have continued for 73 days, with demonstrators demanding the Prime Minister's resignation.

Three Jewish refugees from the Holocaust, despite Iceland's prime minister closing borders to Jews, managed to enter the country and were instrumental in building its classical music scene from scratch.

David Santiago, political editor for PÚBLICO, analyzes the political impact of ongoing investigations, stating they 'create a sanitary fence around Luís Neves.' The Justice Minister and Prime Minister have defended the audit of the PJ, while Luís Neves maintains his tranquility.

An article from Information suggests it is time to increase pressure on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

A recent USU poll indicates that Antti Lindtman of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) is the most popular candidate to become Finland's next prime minister. The survey highlights public preference for the SDP leader.

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham's distinctive style, characterized by his shoes, jackets, and Manchester references, has become a recognized phenomenon, earning the name 'Andycore'.

Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman raised the issue of Sheikh Hasina's extradition during a meeting with the Indian envoy, as the RAW Chief also met with Bangladesh PM's Defense Adviser.

Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has filed a defamation suit against PAS deputy president Tuan Ibrahim over alleged defamatory remarks.

Nepal's Prime Minister Balen Shah held his first one-on-one meeting with a foreign diplomat, engaging with the Indian envoy.

Italian Prime Minister Meloni is concerned about divisions over the migrant issue and maintains contact between Rome and Berlin, while Salvini renews his attacks and an appeal to the EU is made with Denmark.

The President and Prime Minister of Pakistan have pledged to ensure equality for minorities in the country.

The Spanish government is defending the arrival of a SAIC Motor factory despite Army reports highlighting the potential 'threat' it poses, creating a significant divide in Prime Minister Sánchez's approach to China.

Thousands of protesters marched through the streets of Tirana, Albania, calling for the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama. Speakers at the rally criticized the government for corruption and economic disparity, with participants expressing their frustration and demanding change.

Nikola Nikoloski criticized the opposition's comments regarding the Prime Minister's stay in Brussels as 'brazen,' clarifying it was a private visit and a right to a short family vacation.

On the eighth anniversary of the August 10 protests in Romania, interim Deputy Prime Minister Oana Gheorghiu sent a message to 'corrupt politicians,' stating that 'the day will come when you will pay,' amidst ongoing investigations into the protest crackdown.

Following a criminal complaint against Slovenia's former prime minister for banning Dodik's entry, an advisor to Milorad Dodik announced plans to propose that the government of Republika Srpska declare Robert Golob persona non grata.

Former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, having stepped away from politics for now, was seen in an unusual appearance at the Guča Trumpet Festival in Serbia, with regional media reporting on his unexpected presence at the cultural event.

The Lithuanian Prime Minister has stressed the necessity of establishing an effective universal defense system for the country. This highlights a focus on national security and preparedness.

A viral video purporting to show Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni wearing a Palestinian flag at a UN event is confirmed to be artificially generated, with errors in the flag design and UN symbol.

The UK Prime Minister is promising to tackle 'rip-off' business practices by banning fake discounts and simplifying subscription cancellations to improve life for consumers.

Dismissing the Opposition's demand for a prime minister's statement as 'theatrics,' Kiren Rijiju told Rahul Gandhi to stand his ground in the Lok Sabha after Gandhi demanded a debate in Parliament.

Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius has reiterated that the full membership of Ukraine and Moldova in the European Union is a shared strategic objective, following a phone conversation with Moldovan Prime Minister Vasile Tofanu.

Latvia's Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau (KNAB) has launched an investigation into the pre-election activities of Prime Minister Andris Kulberga and other representatives of the 'United List' party in Kurzeme.

Prominent Greek philosopher Stylianos Ramfos has passed away, prompting an outpouring of tributes from political figures including Prime Minister Mitsotakis and Speaker Tasoulas. His death is being mourned as a significant national loss for Greece.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán commented on the questioning of former cultural minister's staff, while Minister Hankó Balázs nodded in resignation as Péter Magyar discussed his potential interrogation.

Despite calls from the Prime Minister and others, Downing Street has confirmed it cannot legally prevent the early release of PC Andrew Harper's killers. Efforts to change the scheme to block their release have been unsuccessful.

The Czech Prime Minister stated that the Social Democrats would not benefit from forging closer ties with the president, indicating potential political strategy or internal party dynamics.

In a letter to Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, National Assembly Opposition Leader Mehmood Khan Achakzai called for the immediate appointment of a new chief election commissioner and two members to the Election Commission of Pakistan.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi was reportedly left in splits during an event as Narender Berwal recounted a humorous complaint made by a Pakistani boxer.

Achakzai has written to Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, urging him to initiate the process for appointing a new Chief Election Commissioner and members of the Election Commission of Pakistan.

Opposition figure Belind Këlliçi has accused Prime Minister Edi Rama's brother, Olsi Rama, of involvement in suspicious financial operations with a phantom company and a Venezuelan frontman. Këlliçi claims these activities are linked to Gert Haka, a close friend of Olsi Rama.

The UK Prime Minister is accelerating a ban on 'subscription traps' by three months as part of a series of announcements aimed at easing living costs during a UK tour.

Rana Sanaullah, Adviser to the Prime Minister, stated that the Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) polls were peaceful and the PML-N is set to form the government, refuting allegations of large-scale rigging.

Prime Minister Kurti is being accused of treating the Assembly as his personal property. This criticism suggests a disregard for democratic processes and institutions.

New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has survived a second leadership challenge, securing the full support of his party just 12 weeks before a general election.

Prime Minister Modi has called upon citizens to celebrate India's Independence Day with honor and pride, encouraging them to take a pledge for a developed India.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's People's Justice Party has lost a reformist politician to a new political movement. This defection underscores growing divisions and the party's struggle to rebuild support after a series of disappointing performances.

A US official stated that former President Trump and Indian Prime Minister Modi share a 'very good' relationship, expressing confidence they will resolve the dispute over Russian oil tariffs. This comes amidst a potential 100% tariff threat.

Maurizio Landini, general secretary of the CGIL, criticizes Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's government, stating that Italians are worse off regarding salaries, healthcare, and family support, and accuses the government of using polemics to distract public opinion.

An article from La Vanguardia suggests that self-criticism from Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez would be well-received by a disoriented public opinion.

After hours of marching and blocking main roads in the capital, protesters returned to the Prime Minister's building to conclude the 73rd day of civil resistance against Prime Minister Edi Rama's cabinet, demanding his resignation.

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama reportedly met with Alex Soros, son of billionaire George Soros, during his vacation in the south of the country, with photos published from their dinner at the government residence in Dhërmi.

North Macedonia's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport, Aleksandar Nikoloski, stated that the government in Skopje is independently resolving international transport issues and urged transporters not to succumb to propaganda from Serbia.

Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Ivica Dacic reported improved wildfire conditions in the Deliblato Sands, though wind and challenging terrain continue to pose difficulties for firefighters.

Greek Minister of State Akis Skertsos has sharply criticized former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, accusing him of making false and inaccurate statements regarding DEH's revenues and investments during a recent interview.

A former judge, previously removed from her position by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, has been elected as the new President of Hungary. This election marks a notable development in Hungarian politics.

Croatian political figures, including Prime Minister Plenković and the HDZ party, are facing accusations of turning the Lika region into a dangerous waste dump through years of illegal activity and regulatory failures.

Following an administrative-territorial reform, Moldova may reduce its number of districts to fewer than ten, with government officials confirming discussions are underway, including with the Prime Minister.

Nicky Blair, the second son of former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, has founded Pyra Group, a military technology startup, aiming to secure contracts amid Europe's rearmament efforts.

Germany is doubling its anti-drone unit following an incident at Leipzig Airport involving an unidentified drone. The Lithuanian Prime Minister is also awaiting more information regarding the incident.

The Lithuanian Prime Minister has stated that the country has not yet decided whether to purchase a stake in the Latvian airline airBaltic.

As AirBaltic reduces some flight routes, the Lithuanian Prime Minister has emphasized the importance of maintaining air connectivity, especially ahead of the country's EU presidency. The government aims to preserve the number of flight destinations despite the airline's changes.

Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius has stated he remains neutral regarding a lawsuit filed by residents affected by a large-scale data theft from the Registry Center.

US Congressmen have written to Senator Marco Rubio, urging him to raise concerns about the detention and alleged torture of former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan with Pakistani authorities, citing a UN special rapporteur's letter.

A new government has been voted into power in the Una-Sana Canton, with Ibrahim Dizdarić named as the new prime minister. Naša stranka has criticized the formation, calling it a 'dark coalition' of defectors and the SDA.

Prime Minister Modi has urged citizens to hoist the Tricolour as part of the 'Har Ghar Tiranga' campaign, encouraging a nationwide celebration and a pledge for a developed India.

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama stated that Albania has no claim on Serbian territory, reacting to a recent war of words between the foreign ministers of Serbia and Albania over the Ibar river.

A significant advisor to the new British Prime Minister, Lord O’Neill, has expressed strong opposition to a proposed wealth tax and is threatening to resign, causing friction within the government.

Serbian Foreign Minister Marko Đurić has proposed to Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama and Foreign Minister Ferit Hoxha to move past 'megaphone diplomacy' and maintain open communication channels between the two countries.

The Maximos Mansion is leveraging Alexis Tsipras’s public presence to remind citizens of his past government record, despite the former prime minister's efforts to rebrand himself, as the government prepares for the political season.

Nick Blair, son of former British prime minister Tony Blair, is reportedly seeking funding from investors for his new defense technology start-up named Pyra.

An opinion piece discusses a photograph of the Prime Minister on the beach, using it as an example to illustrate the difficulty of having everything simultaneously.

NDA Members of Parliament waved the tricolour flag and chanted 'Vande Mataram' as they welcomed the Prime Minister at the 'Mangal Milan' event.

Discussions are emerging about the surprising demographic of recent young protesters against the Modi government, many of whom come from families traditionally loyal to the right-wing prime minister.

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni issued a joint statement defending their position on the Ceuta migration crisis.

Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius is scheduled to meet with Rytis Martikonis, head of the European Commission representation in Lithuania, to discuss preparations for the country's upcoming presidency of the EU Council.

An article investigates how a fabricated quote attributed to a senior Iranian commander regarding nuclear weapons made its way into a speech by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Tonga's Prime Minister has confirmed an upcoming cabinet reshuffle following the resignations of two senior government ministers who were unseated by the Legislative Assembly earlier this month.

Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister James Marape has initiated discussions with the United States regarding its new and substantial visa bond policy.

New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has called an unscheduled caucus meeting for lawmakers as questions regarding his leadership intensify, less than three months before a general election.

Columnist John Ivison suggests that reaching a trade deal with the United States, if truly possible, might require a 'Faustian pact' that could damage the prime minister’s reputation for grit and competence.

The 72nd popular protest in front of the Prime Minister's office in Albania has concluded, with citizens warning of continued resistance.

Spain's Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) has lost 23,388 members since Pedro Sánchez became Prime Minister in 2018, with its membership dropping from 171,036 to 147,648.

The Islamabad High Court (IHC) has requested a report on the delay in the induction of judges, asking the federal government and law ministry to explain when the Prime Minister sent the summary to the president.

Activist Ilir Xhemalaj presented key points of the "New Albania" platform before the Prime Minister's Office, advocating for a country where law is equal for all, citizens speak freely, and justice is impartial.

The Ministry of Environmental Protection and Green Transition has commented on the remediation of illegally disposed waste at PPK Velebit in Gospić. This follows a USKOK finding confirming that the illegal landfill caused environmental pollution in Lika, prompting Sandra Benčić to criticize Prime Minister Andrej Plenković and relevant ministers.

Former Trump ally Tucker Carlson claims that individuals close to Israel's Prime Minister attempted to promote accusations against then-President Joe Biden when Carlson worked for Fox News.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán was photographed with a reality TV star known as Taki during his tour in Serbia, drawing public attention.

Canada's federal police force has arrested a 51-year-old man for allegedly making death threats against Prime Minister Mark Carney.

NCP(SP) MPs, led by Supriya Sule, met with Prime Minister Modi to discuss various issues concerning Maharashtra, including the Navi Mumbai airport name and drought relief. The meeting occurred amidst ongoing speculation about a potential merger with the NDA, though the NCP(SP) stated no political talks took place.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen have formed a strong common front against 'uncontrolled migration,' advocating for 'repatriation centers in third countries' in a joint written statement.

Prime Minister Luís Montenegro stated that Portugal is currently in a 'good moment' and addressed the President's remarks with 'complete naturalness.' He offered his assessment of the country's situation and responded to the President's observations.

A march by the Janata Dal (Secular) party regarding the Bidadi township has been barred from entering Bengaluru, leading to former Prime Minister H. D. Deve Gowda challenging the Chief Minister.

Greek political figures, including Prime Minister Mitsotakis and other party leaders, have expressed their condolences and paid tribute to the late philosopher Stelios Ramfos. They highlighted his significant intellectual contributions and described his passing as a national loss.

Reports indicate that Svetozár Chabada, the brother-in-law of Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico, is being paid by Kaliňák's law firm, Kallan Legal. This firm reportedly receives substantial state contributions from Fico's Smer-SSD party, raising questions about the use of public funds.

Architect and activist Entela Koja announced on News 24 that a criminal complaint will soon be filed against Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama. The complaint alleges serious errors in development projects drafted by his government, marking a step in ongoing protests.

A report has raised the prospect of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán taking a senior UN post, a claim that his Fidesz party has rejected.

An opinion piece suggests that Prime Minister Netanyahu might be hoping for a deadlock in the upcoming elections, possibly through smear campaigns and attempts to manipulate Likud primaries.

Italy and Spain have implemented retaliatory passenger controls following the migration crisis in Ceuta. This move highlights a potential power struggle between Italian Prime Minister Meloni and Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez, raising concerns about new divisions within the Schengen Area.

Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has emphasized the need for a conducive environment to reset and strengthen ties with India, as she eyes a potential return to power.

Pavlos Marinakis, a Greek minister, criticized former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras's claims of having confronted vested interests during his tenure, suggesting that collective memory is not easily erased.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's People's Justice Party experienced a third lawmaker defection this year, as long-time parliamentarian Wong Chen resigned from his Subang seat.

The UK Prime Minister is embarking on a national tour, announcing a series of measures aimed at easing living costs, including bringing forward a ban on 'subscription traps' by three months.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is reportedly hardening her stance on migration, facing pressure from a former general and a political clash with Madrid.

Serbian trumpeter Boban Marković reportedly received 715,000 euros from Hungary for a film, following viral videos of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban drinking rakija with Marković in Guča.