A bill aimed at barring state taxes on minerals and giving the Centre greater regulatory command over mineral-bearing lands has been tabled in the Indian Parliament, drawing calls for committee review from the opposition.

A proposal by the Centre Party in Reykjavík's city council suggests reintroducing two right-turn bypass lanes at the intersection of Höfðabakki and Bæjarháls. The aim is to alleviate traffic congestion at and around the intersection.

The Centre is conducting a fresh review of Jammu and Kashmir's demography, with particular scrutiny on Rohingya and Bangladeshi 'settlements' in the region.

The number of Indian institutions featured in the QS World University Rankings has increased from 11 to 52 since the launch of the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF), according to the Centre.

Ukraine's drone strategy is reportedly evolving, with recent attacks targeting Russia's largest online retailer, indicating a shift in tactics to impact everyday Russian life.

A parliamentary defense panel has urged the Centre to subsidize Sainik School fees for Economically Weaker Section (EWS) students and introduce scholarships for girl cadets, citing deficiencies in the ministry's response.

A Manipur state minister has informed the Centre that the state is prepared to conduct the National Register of Citizens (NRC), following the Ministry of Home Affairs' earlier formation of a high-level committee to examine demographic changes.

The Supreme Court has stayed all pending challenges to the Centre's Sahyog portal before two high courts, following a petition by the Centre to transfer these cases to the top court for constitutional validity review.

The Indian government is addressing concerns regarding a contentious clause in the foreign funding Bill, with the Home Minister reportedly assuring the Mizoram Chief Minister that a retrospective clause will be removed. The Centre aims to pass the bill next week after these concerns are resolved.

The Rajya Sabha Chairman has instructed the Centre to convey sentiments to Union Home Minister Amit Shah.

The Delhi High Court on Wednesday dismissed a petition that sought directions for the Centre to review Parliament’s existing security framework.

Busisiwe Kamolane-Kgadima, Deputy Director of the Centre for Applied Legal Studies (CALS) at the University of the Witwatersrand, is highlighted for her work in building institutions and balancing the demands of public interest litigation.

The Centre for Civic Education (CGO) has warned of additional and serious deviations in the management of the Montenegrin Judo Federation, stating that sport should not be a refuge for individuals under serious criminal suspicion.

The Supreme Court of India has directed the Centre to establish structured guidelines for imposing compensation for violations under the Solid Waste Management Rules, emphasizing that such decisions cannot be left to regulatory bodies' discretion.

The Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development (CJID) has awarded local media sustainability grants to seven Nigerian newsrooms, following its Media Sustainability Workshop held in Lagos in April 2026.

Recent water contamination outbreaks have led to hundreds of hospitalizations and fatalities in parts of Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, and Andhra Pradesh, according to the Centre.

Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has issued a warning to the Pakistani government, threatening to launch a movement against the Centre over alleged rigging in the Azad Jammu and Kashmir elections. He stated that the struggle for sovereignty, ownership, and livelihood would continue nationwide.

The Supreme Court has issued an order directing the Centre to ensure that pedestrian spaces along roads are properly demarcated and kept free from encroachment.

Realtors in India have expressed approval for the Centre's decision to provide a four-month relief on project deadlines, a measure likely influenced by ongoing disruptions in the Middle East affecting supply chains and operations.

The court also directed the Centre to appoint a nodal officer to help families pursue compensation claims with the Russian authorities.

The Centre has confirmed that the Sri Kartarpur Sahib Corridor will remain suspended due to extant security concerns, despite representations from Sikh religious groups for its early reopening.

Ghana has opened a continental AI hackathon, positioning Accra as a central hub for Africa's transition from AI ambition to practical execution, following the publication of its national AI plan.

Singapore's National Space Agency (SASA) plans to establish a new satellite mission operations centre by the first quarter of 2027. The centre will house capabilities for satellite mission planning, space situational awareness, and multi-agency coordination.

Several Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) councillors in the Delhi Civic Body protested the Centre's E20 petrol policy by standing on benches, clapping, and entering the Well of the House.

The Centre has decided to cease scheduled commercial operations at the existing Visakhapatnam Airport, transferring its VTZ code to the upcoming Alluri Sitarama Raju International Greenfield Airport at Bhogapuram in Andhra Pradesh.

Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has sought to protect the ruling coalition from a rift caused by the Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) election results, stating that his criticism will not endanger the alliance at the Centre and rejecting the poll outcomes.

Bilawal Bhutto Zardari stated that the PPP alliance with PML-N in the Centre is not endangered by criticism of AJK polls, condemning alleged vote theft as an assault on the people's mandate.

India's Supreme Court has struck down the Centre's 2021 memorandum concerning retrospective environmental clearance.

The Supreme Court has urged for 'digital arrest' frauds to be formally defined as a standalone offense, advocating for severe punishments and provisions for asset attachment of the accused. The Centre is currently developing a draft bill to address this issue.

Reports indicate that before Dharmendra Pradhan resigned, the Centre offered to change his portfolio, but CJP declined the offer.

Congress MP Shashi Tharoor has penned an open letter to Nandan Nilekani, who leads the Centre's exam reforms task force, offering a radical blueprint to address issues in India's examination system.

Concerns about the 'brain drain' of Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) graduates moving abroad were raised in Parliament, with the Centre responding that going abroad is a matter of individual will and choice.

The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) stated that the US 12.5% tariff is unlikely to significantly impact Nigeria, as most of its exports to the US are petroleum products, which are exempt.

In an interview with NDTV shortly after the Centre accepted the key demands of the protesters, CJP spokespersons Ashutosh Ranka and Saurav Das talked about the future of their campaign and whether…

Amid the Centre's efforts to penalize 'insult' to Vande Mataram, 1,102 arrests and 60 convictions have been recorded since 2014.

Wangchuk has ended his fast, stating that there was no deal with the Centre and expressing fear of a crackdown similar to events in Ladakh.

The Kerala High Court has permitted the Centre to exclude automatic landing page views from official TV ratings, aligning with a new policy that only counts programs viewers actively choose to watch towards TRPs.

A delegation from the CJP is scheduled to meet with government ministers on Friday as the Centre reportedly renews its outreach efforts.

Around 1,200 people were rescued from Umargam in south Gujarat as the flood situation deteriorated, with the Centre deploying Army personnel and additional NDRF teams.

Fraport Greece and the Centre for Research and Technology Hellas (CERTH) have signed a five-year strategic partnership to accelerate the digital transformation of Greece's regional airports.

Indian Air Force officer Sonia Sehrawat is at the center of a CJP protest after purportedly posting a controversial Instagram story that read, 'Can’t fix themselves and they wanna fix the country.'

French President Emmanuel Macron has reappointed Laurent Le Bon as director of the Centre Pompidou and Alexander Neef as director of the Opéra de Paris for new terms.

India's Supreme Court has directed the Centre and Madhya Pradesh to fully comply with an order regarding the Bhojshala Temple-Kamal Maula Mosque complex in Dhar, a site of historical religious dispute between Hindu and Muslim communities.

Protests related to the NEET examination continue in India, with TVK criticizing the Centre and political figures Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi being detained and subsequently released.

Singh said the Centre agreed to the Congress' demand for discussions in Parliament, but another clause was added by Gandhi.

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has affirmed the Centre's commitment to collaborate with the newly formed Gilgit-Baltistan government, outlining plans for key development projects to foster regional progress.

Einar Jóhannes Guðnason, leader of the Centre Party in Kópavogur, stated that the Kópavogur municipal authorities cannot absolve themselves of responsibility for the new Arnarnesvegur and Breiðholtsbraut intersection.

The Centre for Civic Education (CGO) welcomed the agreement between the government and opposition to launch a process addressing the Justice Minister's membership in the Judicial Council. CGO has consistently highlighted that such membership contradicts international standards and recommendations from Council of Europe bodies.

Helena Lindahl of the Centre Party advocates for a unified political direction to strengthen raw material flows, increase growth in actively managed forests, and reduce bureaucracy, building on recent consensus regarding a forest proposition.

Dr John Osae-Kwapong, Director of Quality Assurance and Institutional Effectiveness at Ashesi University and Fellow at the Centre for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana), has expressed concerns about…

Xpeng has introduced its new L03 coupe SUV, an electric vehicle boasting up to 520km of range, advanced driver assistance systems, built-in Google Maps technology, and a cabin designed for everyday family use.

The Indian Supreme Court has urged the Centre to reconsider its policy of introducing a third language from Class 9, suggesting it should be implemented earlier, from Class 6. A Supreme Court judge highlighted the stress placed on students by the current policy.

The Centre for Civic Education (CGO) reports that presidents of Montenegro have awarded 200 state decorations without clear rules on who can be nominated, the criteria for selection, or the merits for which individuals are honored. The findings point to a lack of transparency in the process.

The Chief Minister met Union Minister Shivraj Chouhan, resulting in the Centre's approval for one lakh rural houses and the allocation of Rs 1,000 crore for 2400 km of roads.

An expert from the Centre for Wildfire Research stated that while environmental preparation can reduce fire risk, it can never be completely eliminated, as a wildfire continues to burn south of Paris.

Sonam Wangchuk continues his hunger strike, leading the Leh Apex Body to postpone a Delhi trip. Jammu and Kashmir CM Omar Abdullah criticized the Centre's 'double standards' regarding Ladakh and J&K, as the Centre agreed to explore Article 371-like safeguards for Ladakh's elected bodies.

A Lithuanian Seimas committee has proposed extending the audit deadline for the Centre of Registers, following doubts expressed by State Comptroller Irena Segalovičienė about her institution's ability to complete it within the previously allotted three months.

The Centre for Executive Education (CEP) at IIT Delhi has opened admissions for its Advanced Certificate in Agentic AI program, which is scheduled to commence on September 26.

The Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development (CJID) has announced an expansion of its environmental journalism programme across West Africa as climate change continues to pose growing…

The Centre for Policy and Political Issues (CPPI) has submitted a petition to Nigeria's National Assembly, urging a review of the Electoral Act concerning political party nomination fees. The petition seeks to address issues related to the cost of contesting elections.

The Centre for Climate Change and Food Security (CCCFS) reports that it has operated for over a decade without external funding, relying on volunteers and in-kind contributions to continue its work.

The High Court has issued a notice to the Centre regarding a petition that seeks to declare the Taj Mahal as 'Tejo Mahalaya'. Lower courts had previously rejected requests for a scientific evaluation and physical survey of the monument's premises.

The Centre has been urged to intervene and block auctions in the US and Spain involving three prized heritage items from Chandigarh.

The Indian Supreme Court has directed the Centre to consider a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) seeking a supervisory mechanism against digital harms as a formal representation. The PIL aims to establish a framework to address and mitigate various issues arising from digital platforms.

Nagaland Chief Minister Rio requested the Centre to reconsider proposed FCRA amendments, highlighting their potential negative effects on Christian groups and humanitarian efforts in the region.

The Indian Parliament has raised concerns about the faculty-student ratio in IITs, to which the Centre responded by stating that 3,500 vacancies have been filled over the past four years.

VVS Laxman has spoken out to defend the Centre of Excellence, stating its role extends beyond rehabilitation and emphasizing player monitoring, as India's injury crisis puts the BCCI facility under scrutiny.

The Centre informed the Lok Sabha that financial assistance for the Polavaram major irrigation project in Andhra Pradesh is limited to approved Phase-I components, with completion targeted for 2027.

Several Croatian organizations, including the Centre for Peace, Non-violence and Human Rights Osijek, have filed a complaint with authorities regarding suspected public incitement to violence and hatred through Ustasha messages and symbols displayed during the 'Operation Storm' anniversary in Knin.

Following discussions with the Centre, sugar mills will begin crushing sugarcane 10-15 days earlier than usual in the 2026-27 sugar season to ensure fresh sugar supply ahead of the festive season.

A BJP MLA's remark in the Punjab Vidhan Sabha, suggesting that the Centre is blamed when a girl is born, has sparked a significant controversy. The MLA later clarified his statement, asserting his respect for women.

Faculty members of the Indian Statistical Institute are in conflict with the Centre regarding a new proposed bill.

The Centre to Combat Corruption & Cronyism (C4) has urged for greater transparency and a clearer mandate for the joint task force between the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) and the Customs Department.

Michelle Sithole, an attorney and climate justice activist at the Centre for Environmental Rights (CER), is actively shaping South Africa's legal future in environmental law.

JP Nadda, a prominent political figure, visited the landslide-affected Mon district in Nagaland, conveying the Prime Minister's condolences and assuring the Centre's support to the victims of the tragedy.

Official data presented in Parliament indicates a significant slowdown in employment generation under the Centre’s flagship rural jobs program, even during what is typically its busiest period of the year.

The Supreme Court of India has sought a response from the Centre regarding whether the new Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) Act is against the Constitution.

The Centre has informed the Rajya Sabha that 212 demolition drives by the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) have been cancelled over the past five years.

The NEET paper leak issue was a central topic during the Punjab Assembly session, where a censure motion was passed against the Centre. The ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) accused the Union government of failing to protect the future of millions of students.

Abhijeet Dipke warned the Centre of another sit-in if the demands of the CJP are not met.

The Centre is testing agrivoltaics, a system that grows crops beneath elevated solar panels, to determine if India's vast agricultural landscape can be utilized for both food and electricity production.

Rahul Gandhi has called upon opposition parties in Tamil Nadu to unite and defeat the delimitation process in Parliament, warning against potential betrayal with an 'Ettappan' charge against the Centre. He emphasized the importance of this issue for the state.

Chief Minister D K Shivakumar has defended the proposed Mekedatu reservoir project, stating it would primarily serve drinking water and power needs, after the Centre returned its detailed report for revisions.

The Chief Minister of Chhattisgarh met with Prime Minister Modi to request the Centre's support for several key projects in the state.

The court directed the Centre to place on record all relevant standing orders and protocols governing the use of pellet guns by law enforcement agencies.

India's Supreme Court has barred administrative orders that regularize past environmental violations, though experts suggest the ruling leaves a potential legal loophole for the Centre to use in the future.

Amid protests by farmers in Bhopal over moong procurement, the Centre has told the Madhya Pradesh government that it has already approved procurement of the state’s entire eligible quantity under the…

Dipke has returned home and issued a warning to the Centre of a 'bigger' agitation, as protesters continue to face police action and the opposition demands accountability from Amit Shah.

The head of IIT Madras is at the center of a controversy involving alleged promotion of cow urine and proposed exam reforms.

New wildfires have erupted in Southern France and a Spanish national park, prompting calls for extreme caution. Scientists are also examining how a human-made forest in France, alongside climate change, is contributing to the scale of the raging fires.

The Centre has summoned Meta's global leadership to address compliance concerns, including the removal of a Facebook Reel featuring PM Modi, issues related to CSAM, and WhatsApp usernames.

An Indian Express report reveals that a BJP Member of Parliament received a Rs 4.20-lakh subsidy to cultivate lemons on his farm, according to a reply from the Centre.

The Supreme Court of India has sought a reply from the Centre regarding Kapil Sibal's plea concerning the interpretation of the 10th Schedule.

The Centre has appointed a panel led by Nandan Nilekani, described as an expert, to address data security concerns related to the online NEET examination.

Punjab is developing a backup system for the Centre's Sarathi portal to prevent delays in issuing driving licenses.

The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) will soon announce its future strategy after ending its protest, planning to continue raising issues of alleged examination irregularities, with discussions ongoing with the Centre regarding criminal cases.

Kenya Kwanza leaders have shifted their attention to Taita Taveta, where Wundanyi MP Mwashako enjoys significant support, placing him at the center of Coast political supremacy battles.

Vineet Joshi, the higher education secretary, has been removed from his position by the Centre following controversies, including alleged paper leaks in the NEET-UG examination.

India's Supreme Court has requested the Centre's position on implementing computer-based NEET-UG exams and reforms for data security. The bench noted that extraordinary measures like using the IAF for question paper transport are only short-term solutions.

Two of the four youths, who appeared in connection with serious incidents at Ramor Lake and in the centre of Virginia, were remanded in custody

Sigríður Á. Andersen, parliamentary group leader of the Centre Party, has accused Foreign Minister Þorgerður Katrín Gunnarsdóttir of not adhering to ministerial ethics rules.

K Annamalai has questioned the BJP and the Centre regarding their engagement with NEET protesters, highlighting a lack of accountability despite repeated paper leaks that have driven students to protest.

Reports suggest that the Centre is unlikely to dismiss Education Minister Pradhan amidst the NEET controversy but is open to compensating the families of victims. This indicates a focus on redressal rather than immediate personnel changes.

Kangana Ranaut has accused Rahul Gandhi of a 'huge security breach' following a protest near Prime Minister Modi's residence, defending the Centre's handling of the alleged NEET paper leak issue.

A DMK MP stated that the Centre has not yet received a formal request from the Tamil Nadu government to change the proposed site for the new greenfield airport at Parandur in Kancheepuram district.

Sigmundur Davíð Gunnlaugsson, leader of the Centre Party, believes it is time for Foreign Minister Þorgerður Katrín Gunnarsdóttir to appear before the Althingi's Foreign Affairs Committee to explain her comments on possible Icelandic exemptions from fisheries regulations.

The opaque decision to support the Garden Helsinki arena project is considered a blow to open decision-making in Finland, according to Markku Jokisipilä of the Centre for Parliamentary Studies, impacting not only Prime Minister Orpo but also Finnish democracy as a whole.

An Indian High Court has granted permission for activist Sonam Wangchuk to be transferred to a private hospital, with the Centre giving its conditional approval.

Bartosz Chmielewski, an analyst at the Centre for Eastern Studies, notes that Lithuanians, Latvians, and Estonians are interested in Poland's growth and view it as a primary support in case of war.

The Centre has disclosed the latest figures regarding unclaimed money currently held with the Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) and the Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO).

Kiren Rijiju's letter to Sudip Bandyopadhyay, referring to him as the leader of the NCPI in the Lok Sabha, signals the Centre's recognition of the NCPI with Trinamool rebels, triggering a political controversy.

He claimed the Centre had sent large sums of money to Punjab over the years, but the funds were being misused.

The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) continues to warn that rising food prices pose the biggest threat to household welfare in Nigeria, despite an easing headline inflation rate, advocating for structural reforms over tighter monetary policy.

A study by the Centre for Countering Digital Hate reveals that YouTube's algorithm continues to recommend videos promoting eating disorders to teenage users, with one in ten algorithm-suggested materials deemed harmful.

Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy has requested the Centre's approval to commence construction on the northern section of the Regional Ring Road (RRR) and other projects.

Property transactions totaling 37 million euros were conducted through the electronic auction and bidding portal administered by the Centre of Registers in Lithuania during the second quarter of this year.

The Supreme Court of India has requested the Centre to submit its rules for regulating airfares in a sealed cover within two weeks. This action comes in response to concerns over unpredictable and high air ticket prices.

Indian officials have been instructed to enhance security measures at all ports, with the Centre planning to convene the first meeting on coastal border security in the coming months.

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has directed the formation of a committee to review suggestions from PML-N lawmakers regarding the welfare of Gilgit-Baltistan, emphasizing effective communication between the Centre and GB leadership.

An article investigates the alleged disappearances or deaths of 11 US scientists, exploring whether they are linked to a nefarious plot or are merely part of a conspiracy theory rooted in a bizarre 1970s broadcast.

The Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development (CJID) has intensified efforts to combat artificial intelligence-driven misinformation, warning that emerging technologies are making false…

The Centre for Crisis Communication has called on Nigerian State Houses of Assembly and other stakeholders to fast-track the establishment of state police, emphasizing proper equipment, professionalism, and safeguards.

A report from the Centre for Media Pluralism and Media Freedom has highlighted concerns about Robert Abela's Labour government in Malta, criticizing its propaganda and failure to deliver on promises.

The High Court has requested a response from the Centre and the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) regarding a plea that claims the Taj Mahal was originally a Hindu temple. The petition seeks an inspection to ascertain the historical origins of the monument.

A House panel has expressed strong criticism and disappointment over persistent delays in the construction of Eklavya Model Residential Schools and the disbursal of scholarships. The panel has urged the Centre to find immediate solutions to expedite these crucial initiatives.

A fellow at the Centre for Democratic Development-Ghana has called for Ghana to conduct its own investigations into the AKSA Energy deal, despite a conviction already secured in the United States.

With the monsoon session of India's Parliament nearing its end, the Centre faces limited options for the Delimitation Bill, as the session has been marked by significant uproar over the past 16 days due to a police crackdown on student protests in Delhi.

An article explores how Berlin became a significant center for the Indian freedom struggle abroad, highlighting its historical importance for Indian nationalists.

NCP-SP MPs, led by Supriya Sule, are scheduled to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi to express their opposition to the current form of the FCRA Bill. Sule has urged the Centre to either withdraw the bill or refer it to a Joint Parliamentary Committee.

The DMK party announced it will consult internally regarding its attendance at a high-level meeting chaired by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay on August 8, to discuss the Centre's proposed constituency delimitation exercise.

Today's daily briefing includes an Express Investigation into the Centre’s deep-tech fund and insights into how the BJP and RSS are assessing the mood of Generation Z.

Rahul Gandhi has raised concerns about the potential impact of the Ken-Betwa river interlinking project on tribal communities. The Centre has acknowledged receiving complaints regarding the project's effects.

Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari announced that Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman expressed the Centre's strong interest in investing to develop West Bengal's tea and textile industries.

The Chhattisgarh cabinet has approved a ₹500 crore AI Mission, aiming to support over 300 startups and align with the Centre’s IndiaAI Mission to position the state as a future-ready digital hub.

Ntombi Maphosa, an attorney with the Centre for Environmental Rights's Pollution and Climate Change Programme, is at the forefront of significant climate battles being fought in South African courtrooms.

BJP MP Dinesh Sharma raised an issue in the Rajya Sabha, urging the Centre to rename roads linked to 'invaders' and arguing that India needs to move beyond its colonial past and associated symbols.

India's Supreme Court has proposed a pilot project to deny fuel to uninsured vehicles, noting that 56% of vehicles lack insurance. The court has asked the Centre to develop a plan to implement this measure, and has also provided guidance on how citizens can get their vehicles insured.

Prof Amare Abebe, director of the Centre for Space Research at North-West University, emphasizes how Africa can leverage satellite data and space technology to address critical development challenges like food insecurity and drought.

The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) has called on the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to rethink its development finance strategies, stating that the real sector faces a significant N50 trillion funding gap due to structural market failures.

The Centre for Social Development (CSD) Reform-LBG is engaging community stakeholders to strengthen local ownership and promote collaboration for its peacebuilding and livelihoods project in Lewuniyiri.

The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) has urged a comprehensive reform of Nigeria's development finance framework to address an estimated N50 trillion funding deficit impacting the country's productive sectors.

Punjab has logged 154 immigration fraud cases over three years, with a significant increase in complaints against illegal immigration agents, yet recorded zero prosecutions, according to the Centre.

The long-standing Cauvery river water dispute between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu has escalated, with Karnataka deferring talks and Tamil Nadu planning to approach the Supreme Court. The central government is urging a resolution to the recurring conflict over water sharing.

India's Supreme Court has requested the Centre's viewpoint on whether polygamy among Muslims should be banned, indicating a potential legal review of the practice.

PM Modi said paper leaks in various examinations have become a major challenge not only for students but also for the Centre and many states.

The Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development (CJID) has selected seven civil society organizations to receive AI advocacy grants under the Nigeria AI Collective, aiming to strengthen responsible AI governance in the country.

An article details the life and political career of Alexandros Baltatzis, a Pontian refugee who served as a Member of Parliament, co-founded the Centre Union, and held the Ministry of Agriculture.

The Centre for Civic Education (CGO) has condemned a speech by MP and Democratic People's Party (DNP) President Milan Knežević in the Montenegrin Parliament, demanding an institutional response in accordance with the Code of Ethics for MPs.

Priyanka Gandhi has attacked the Centre over recent paper leaks and the crackdown on student protesters, calling for education reforms and accusing the government of jeopardizing the future of India's youth.

Trinamool Congress MP Abhishek Banerjee criticized the Centre for recurring paper leak scandals affecting students annually and also commented on the handling of Cockroach Janata Party-led protests.

Matteo Lepore, the centre-left Mayor of Bologna, has been assigned a security escort after receiving numerous online threats. The threats followed his organization of a demonstration demanding truth about the case of Abderrahim Fakir, a Moroccan man whose death sparked controversy.

The CJP called off its nationwide protest on July 25 after Dharmendra Pradhan resigned and the Centre assured the outfit that its demands would be considered.

The Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) has raised concerns about new 'green' crackers containing banned chemicals. The Centre has tasked CSIR-NEERI with reducing pollution levels by 50%.

Stefan Doerr, director of the Centre for Wildfire Research, discusses with FRANCE 24 the reasons behind the increasingly severe and longer wildfire seasons observed across Europe and globally.

An Indian court has struck down the Centre's pan masala cess, ruling that the law failed to meet the Article 14 test, which ensures equality before the law.

The Centre Ostréicole in Leucate is described as a picturesque 300-meter port canal featuring over twenty oyster farmers' huts, serving as a gastronomic hub for oysters.

Out of 99 ventilators supplied by the Centre to a hospital in Chandigarh, 64 are reportedly no longer working. This raises concerns about the functionality and maintenance of critical medical equipment.

CJP protesters and the Centre are scheduled for talks at the Constitution Club, with key demands including the resignation of Minister Pradhan. This follows PM Modi's statement on 'paper leaks' and highlights ongoing tensions.

A court has questioned the Centre regarding a discrepancy claim on the voter ID of a detained individual identified as a 'Bangladeshi,' asking if the SIR (Systematic Information Retrieval) is faulty.

Texas Republican Brandon Gill's campaign image has drawn online criticism for omitting his Indian-American wife, Danielle D’Souza Gill. The incident has placed Danielle D’Souza Gill at the center of the controversy.

Sigríður Á. Andersen, parliamentary group leader for the Centre Party, has accused Icelandic Foreign Minister Þorgerður Katrín Gunnarsdóttir of not adhering to ministerial ethical guidelines.

The Indian Parliament's monsoon session is facing disruptions as opposition MPs staged protests, dressed in black, to demonstrate against the Centre's handling of student protests and alleged irregularities in examinations.

The Centre has reached out to the Opposition, particularly the Congress, to end their protest demanding the resignation of Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan, assuring discussions on the issue of paper leaks.

The Centre for National Culture (CNC) has reaffirmed its commitment to preserving and promoting Ghana’s rich cultural heritage through strengthened collaboration with traditional authorities and other stakeholders.

India's Attorney General R Venkataramani informed the Supreme Court that the Centre is likely to introduce a fresh tribunal reforms Bill during the upcoming Monsoon Session of Parliament.

Shashi Tharoor has raised concerns regarding the low fellowship rate for candidates who qualify for the UGC NET, a query which the Centre has sidestepped.

Einar Jóhannes Guðnason, leader of the Centre Party in Kópavogur, states that municipal authorities cannot absolve themselves of responsibility for the state of new road intersections at Arnarnesvegur and Breiðholtsbraut.

The Supreme Court announced it would direct the CBSE to implement the Orissa High Court’s opt-out safeguard for APAAR IDs nationwide, noting that the Centre had accepted the judgment.

India's Supreme Court has agreed to hear the Centre's plea challenging a Delhi High Court verdict that had set aside a tender for Consular, Passport, and Visa (CPV) services.

Following an NDTV report that found agricultural land at a purported college site, the Centre has ordered a probe into B.Ed colleges that may not exist.

Under the India Semiconductor Mission 2.0, the Centre is reportedly not keen on covering technology transfer and land costs as part of the new chip manufacturing scheme.

The Delhi High Court has struck down the Centre’s visa services tender process across four countries. The court stated that deficiencies in the process undermined transparency, fairness, and equality in public procurement.

India's Supreme Court has requested the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) and the Centre to provide details on measures taken to address issues with its online mark sheet (OSM) system and digital evaluation flaws, acknowledging student frustration caused by these system problems.

The Centre for Civic Education (CGO) highlights findings from the EU Matrix – MEP Influence Index 2026 research, which assesses the political influence of all 720 Members of the European Parliament from 27 EU member states.

India's Supreme Court has requested a response from the Centre regarding the Central Board of Secondary Education's decision to implement a three-language policy from Class VI, following challenges from parents.

Yogendra Yadav writes about the commencement of the demolition of the Centre for the Study of Developing Societies (CSDS), expressing concern that due process is being disregarded in the action.

The Centre for Legitimacy and Rule of Law (CLRL) has countered the Ghanaian government's assertion that constitutional tribunals will resolve court delays, arguing that chronic underfunding is the primary impediment to the administration of justice in Ghana.

The Indian government has clarified that E20 fuel cannot be cheaper than pure petrol, explaining that offering pure petrol or lower ethanol-petrol blends is not feasible. The Centre stated that E20 fuel is superior and cleaner.

A Public Interest Litigation (PIL) has been filed targeting Roblox and other online games over concerns regarding child safety, prompting the court to seek a response from the Centre.

The Centre for the Study of Developing Societies (CSDS), a prominent Indian think tank, is reportedly facing likely funding cuts from the central government.

The BJP state chief in Manipur affirmed that the Centre is committed to protecting Manipur’s territorial integrity and will not accept the Kuki-Zo community's demand for a separate administration.

A new school report from the Centre indicates that Bihar has surpassed states like Karnataka and Tamil Nadu in learning outcomes, but its overall performance is hindered by infrastructure deficiencies.

The Centre for Civic Education (CGO) welcomes the integration of most of its recommendations into the new Code of Journalists, but notes that open questions regarding secret investigations may allow deviations from professional standards.