Japan PM Ishiba survives parliament vote as Trump looms large

Some Japanese officials fear Trump might again hit Tokyo with protectionist trade measures and revive demands.

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'Obstructing parliament is against parliamentary values'

DPM Narayankaji Shrestha said obstructing parliament calling for the Prime Minister's resignation was against the parliamentary values.

'Obstructing parliament is against parliamentary values'

DPM Narayankaji Shrestha said obstructing parliament calling for the Prime Minister's resignation was against the parliamentary values.

Speaker Sapkota preparing to table citizenship bill in parliament

KATHMANDU, July 18: Speaker of the lower house of parliament, Agni Prasad Sapkota is preparing to table the Citizenship Bill in parliament. Speaking to journalists in the capital on Monday, Speaker Sapkota said that he is preparing to table some important bills in parliament including the citizenship bill. “Cabinet reshuffling has caused delay in tabling bills in parliament,” Sapkota further said.

Zelenskyy to address Japanese parliament

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is set to virtually deliver his address to the Japanese parliament on Wednesday to rally international support for his country’s fight against the Russian invasion.

Portuguese parliament approves surrogacy

Portuguese parliament approved on Friday the law authorizing surrogacy.

Portuguese parliament approves surrogacy

Portuguese parliament approved on Friday the law authorizing surrogacy.

Sweden’s parliament approves first female PM

Sweden’s parliament on Wednesday approved Magdalena Andersson as the country’s first female prime minister.

Sweden’s parliament approves first female PM

Sweden’s parliament on Wednesday approved Magdalena Andersson as the country’s first female prime minister.

Federal parliament meeting to begin today

The 10th session of both the houses of the federal parliament will begin on Wednesday.

Georgian parliament speaker resigns

Georgian parliament speaker Archil Talakvadze announced his resignation on Saturday. "Given that several months of tense negotiations between the ruling party and the opposition parties ended with an agreement, where I was involved along with the party chairman, I think it would be appropriate to leave the position of Speaker and nominate a person who will lead the work of the parliament from a more neutral position," said Talakvadze at a news briefing. According to Irakli Kobakhidze, chairman of the ruling Georgian Dream party, Kakha Kuchava will be nominated for the post of parliament speaker while Talakvadze will hold the position of vice speaker. Kuchava, who has been the vice speaker of the tenth convocation of the Georgian parliament, has been a member of the ruling party since 2016.